Julia Millay Walsh | July 6, 2011 4:15 pmSan Francisco may not be the toastiest town on the map, but when warm weather greets us, the city does have a lot of green to offer for picnicking, outdoor sports, and other activities. For this week's Pop 5, we're crowning the best parks for picnicking in San Francisco. From petite patches of grass to more expansive stretches of green, here are the parks that top the charts:
Dolores Park (18th St. and Dolores St.) This mammoth Mission park won't win any awards for peace and quiet, but it's one of the most happening places to enjoy the sun and a sandwich. Centrally located, it's accessible by BART, by MUNI, by foot, or by fixie, and it's steps away from a plethora of delicious hot spots to grab a bite — Bi-Rite Creamery and Tartine Bakery included.Read More
Julia Millay Walsh | June 30, 2011 3:00 amSan Francisco may not be the toastiest town on the map, but when warm weather greets us, the city does have a lot of green to offer for picnicking, outdoor sports, and other activities. Golden Gate Park and the Presidio are the most prodigious parks in the city, but SF's more petite patches of grass also have a lot going for them. If you're planning to picnic with pals on a hot Summer day soon, you'll want your park to be accessible, close to markets and restaurants where you can pick up lunch, and either quiet or abuzz with other locals to hang with, depending on your preference. From the waterfront Sue Bierman Park on the Embarcadero to the Mission's bustling Dolores Park, what park in San Francisco do you think is best for picnicking?Read More
Julia Millay Walsh | July 6, 2011 4:15 pm
San Francisco may not be the toastiest town on the map, but when warm weather greets us, the city does have a lot of green to offer for picnicking, outdoor sports, and other activities. For this week's Pop 5, we're crowning the best parks for picnicking in San Francisco. From petite patches of grass to more expansive stretches of green, here are the parks that top the charts:
Dolores Park (18th St. and Dolores St.) This mammoth Mission park won't win any awards for peace and quiet, but it's one of the most happening places to enjoy the sun and a sandwich. Centrally located, it's accessible by BART, by MUNI, by foot, or by fixie, and it's steps away from a plethora of delicious hot spots to grab a bite — Bi-Rite Creamery and Tartine Bakery included.
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