If you’re planning a trip to San Francisco, there’s a high chance that you already have a bucket list of all the things that you want to see and do. After all, this place is teeming with attractions! Of course, walking around and seeing the likes of the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island, Fisherman’s Wharf, and so much more is going to make you pretty hungry – so what are you going to eat? Luckily, this city is full of amazing food, and these are the foods that you just have to try when you head to San Francisco.
Dutch Crunch – Roxie Food Center
If there’s one thing that San Franciscans pride themselves on, it’s their bread. Freshly baked every single day, there are so many bread types that will tickle your pickle, but the Dutch Crunch at Roxie Food Center is seriously something special. Featuring a crunchy exterior and a deliciously soft interior, the bread alone is delicious – and then you get to choose what fillings you want to compliment it.
Cheesecake – Zanze’s
There’s a high chance that you have eaten a New York-style cheesecake before, but the cheesecake you’ll find at Zanze’s is nothing like that. That’s because this cheesecake is as light and fluffy as a feather, and it seems to be even tastier. Featuring a graham-cracker crumb on the top and the bottom, this cheesecake is pretty special, and you’ll soon be thanking Zanze’s for only selling them whole.
Secret Breakfast – Humphry Slocombe
You may have never heard of Humphry Slocombe before, but you’ll definitely know it by the time you leave San Francisco. That’s because this ice cream parlor is one of the best in the city – and you just have to try their Secret Breakfast. This ice cream flavor features a whole load of cornflakes and a dash of Bourbon that will definitely wake you up in the morning. After all, you have to treat yourself when you’re on vacation.
Chowder in a Bread Bowl – Boudin Bakery
No trip to San Francisco would be complete without a trip to the Boudin Bakery, and their chowder in a bread bowl recipe is unlike anything you have ever tasted. Featuring a delicious sourdough bread bowl, this whole dish is elevated by the deliciously warm clam chowder that swims in it. The best part? You have the lid of the bowl to dip into the chowder, and then you get to eat the bowl and the soup at once.
Cruffin – Mr. Holmes Bakehouse
It seems as though more and more people are trying to mix foods together – and this was a definite win. The cruffin is a mix between a muffin and a croissant, and it can be found at the incredible Mr. Holmes’ Bakehouse. It’s soft, it’s crispy, it’s doughy, it’s sweet, and it’s even got an amazing cream stuffed into the middle. In short, it’s absolutely ridiculous – but in a good way.
If you’re traveling to San Francisco anytime soon, you just have to try these foods.
