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Could you ask a more general question please? Oh, what the heck, I'll give you a general answer, you may get some benefit from it. San Francisco, i.e. The Cit
by Mister_X 8y ago
Could you ask a more general question please?
Oh, what the heck, I'll give you a general answer, you may get some benefit from it.
San Francisco, i.e. The City (NOT Frisco), never changes once you're in a neighborhood, everyone is different, some people are friendly, some not, just like any large city.
The time I spent there was fantastic, walking to the store, great neighborhood restaurants, friendly shop owners, amazing art and always interesting graffiti.
The Castro is still fun to walk through if you're not a homophobe and one of the best kept secret hard to find restaurants is there, Orphan Andy's, real comfort food 24 hours a day.
The public transportation is totally adequate and one can get around town without too many transfers.
Despite the hills, it's a very walk-able town, I walked all over the place, it was nice seeing all the different neighborhoods on foot.
Like any location, you get out of it what you put in.
I hear it's way expensive to live there now, even my sister who lived there for 40 years sold her Bernal Heights house and moved North to Santa Rosa.
- partycoder 8y agoThat's right. - Right: San Francisco, SF or "The City". - Wrong: "Frisco", "San Fran", "415". If you want to act "friscan" people get pretty upset very fast.
- vram22 8y agoI seem to remember "Frisco" being used in Western novels I read as a kid, though.