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  • A relaxing hangout for people to read, converse and work on their laptops over cappuccino.

  • Chestnut Street

    Set in a really nice neighbourhood on the bay side of town, Chestnut street is a nice place to shop, hang out and people watch. Along side the usual shopping chains, you get some nice boutiques and the odd toy and comic shop (which pleases me!).

  • Fillmore Street

    Fillmore Street is where the real San Frans hang out. The coolest shops, bars, cafes and restaurants can be found here - plus some very hip people. Everyone has posing pooches and the cafes seem to cater for them, as metal water bowls litter the pavement. There's a cool cinema, and when I was there, I was pleased to see it was showing a film by my favourite French Director - see photo. We spent most evenings hanging out here.

  • Homestyle breakfasts and lunches are the speciality of this comfortable neighborhood restaurant.

  • Amazing romantic restaurant near the mission with the best mojitos in the city and gourmet but reasonably priced food.

  • Unpretentious neighborhood restaurant hidden behind a hardware store. Excellent fresh salads, pastas and simple meat dishes are the order of the day.

  • This is not the Rotunda Cafe-- this is a small cafe with an entrance on Geary or through the 1st floor of the store. It has simple service, simply great sandwiches, salads, and soups-- all reasonably priced. A perfect lunch spot when shopping near Union Square. There can be a line, so be prepared to wait.

  • This little cafe, adjacent to Palo Alto's best book store serves good food and coffees.

  • This restaurant has fast transformed itself into one of Palo Alto's hottest bistros featuring "casual California" cuisine. A fine wine list and weekend brunch keep guests coming back for seconds.

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