Dogpatch Neighborhood Food and Libations Tour
San Francisco, California
Trip Type: Bar, Club & Pub Tours
Duration: 3 hours
Explore one of San Francisco’s most fascinating neighborhoods, the Dogpatch, on this food tour. Your guide will lead you on a walk to all the spots that have helped the Dogpatch earn its reputation as the epicenter of the Bay Area’s maker movement. Here, artists and artisans hone their skills and open stores offering craft beer and wine, gourmet foods, specialty sweet treats, clothing and art. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the Dogpatch with a small group.
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Explore one of San Francisco’s most fascinating neighborhoods, the Dogpatch, on this food tour. Your guide will lead you on a walk to all the spots that have helped the Dogpatch earn its reputation as the epicenter of the Bay Area’s maker movement. Here, artists and artisans hone their skills and open stores offering craft beer and wine, gourmet foods, specialty sweet treats, clothing and art. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the Dogpatch with a small group.
The Dogpatch is one of San Francisco’s most fascinating neighborhoods. It’s home to some of the city’s oldest houses, which date back to the 1860s. Historically, the Dogpatch has been a working-class neighborhood, largely due to its proximity to large shipyards and steel mills. But recently the Dogpatch has flourished as an up-and-coming neighborhood thanks to artists who have made it the center of San Francisco’s maker movement by creating high-quality handcrafted goods and products.
Your small-group walking culinary tour of San Francisco’s trendy
Dogpatch begins when you meet your guide at a local store. Follow your guide through the neighborhood, marveling at its quaint Victorian houses. Explore local hotspots and off-the-beaten path favorites. Enjoy learning about the neighborhood by sampling some of its best food: crisp craft beer, handmade pizza, gourmet cheese samplings, urban wine and ice cream. Talk with the artisans about their craft and receive tips about other places to explore in the neighborhood after the tour.
After the tastings, continue strolling the scenic streets and taking in views of San Francisco Bay, and explore more of the neighborhood’s shops, cafés, and restaurants on your own.
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