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Note:Note:Note:Nt Unless otherwise stated, all restaurants accept creditUnless otherwise stated, all restaurants accept creditUnless otherwise stated all restaurants accept credit adriatic water temperature U l th i t t d ll t t t dit cards and serve vegetarian mealsgcards and serve vegetarian mealscards and serve vegetarian meals Around Town The Bay Areaay 9129 Places to Eat Above Piazza d Angelo adriatic water temperature !The Lark Creek Inn The redwood-shaded garden loveliness of this Marin hideaway is impossible to fault. The food is innovative New American cuisine such as roasted parsnip soup with black truffles (see p63). d 234 Magnolia Ave, Larkspur Hwy 101 (415) 924-7766 Dis. Access $$$ @Piazza d Angelo This first-rate Italian has a creative menu and a fine selection of wines. Indoor and outdoor seating, a lavish dessert cart, and a very happening feel. d 22 Miller Ave, Mill Valley Off Hwy 101 (415) 388-2000 Dis. Access $$ Las Camelias Everything here is home- made and unusual. The decor is particularly appealing, most of the art being the work of the charming hostess-owner. d 912 Lincoln Ave, San Rafael Hwy 101 (415) 453-5850 Dis. Access $$ $The Bridgeway Caf Great for breakfast or lunch; you ll find a range of American favorites at this cozy little diner looking right out onto the Bay. d 633 Bridgeway, Sausalito Hwy 101 (415) 332-3426 Dis. Access $ %Parkside Creative American brunch at picnic tables on the patio, or in the dining room. Try the barbecued glazed salmon with wild rice. d 43 Arenal Ave, Stinson Beach Hwy 1 (415) 868-1272 Dis. Access $$ Note:Note:Note:Nt Unless otherwise stated, all restaurants accept creditUnless otherwise adriatic water temperature stated, all restaurants accept creditUnless otherwise stated all restaurants accept credit U l th i t t d ll t t t dit cards and serve vegetarian mealsgcards and serve vegetarian mealscards and serve vegetarian meals Around Town The Bay Areaay 9129 Places to Eat Above Piazza d Angelo !The Lark Creek Inn The redwood-shaded garden loveliness of this Marin hideaway is impossible to fault. The food is innovative New American adriatic water temperature cuisine such as roasted parsnip soup with black truffles (see p63). d 234 Magnolia adriatic water temperature Ave, Larkspur Hwy 101 (415) 924-7766 Dis. Access $$$ @Piazza d Angelo This first-rate Italian has a creative menu and a fine selection adriatic water temperature of wines. Indoor and outdoor seating, a lavish dessert cart, and a very happening feel. d 22 Miller Ave, Mill Valley Off Hwy 101 (415) 388-2000 Dis. Access $$ Las Camelias Everything here is home- made and unusual. The decor is particularly appealing, most of the art being the work of the charming hostess-owner. d 912 Lincoln Ave, San Rafael Hwy 101 (415) 453-5850 Dis. Access $$ $The Bridgeway Caf Great for breakfast or lunch; you ll find a range of American adriatic water temperature favorites at this cozy little diner looking adriatic water temperature right out onto the Bay. d 633 Bridgeway, Sausalito Hwy 101 (415) 332-3426 Dis. Access $ %Parkside Creative American brunch at picnic tables on the patio, or in the dining room. Try the barbecued adriatic water temperature glazed salmon with wild rice. d 43 Arenal adriatic water temperature Ave, Stinson Beach Hwy 1 (415) 868-1272 Dis. Access $$ ^Chez Panisse A very popular Berkeley spot which has been serving up excellent California cuisine since 1971. The upstairs cafe offers a cheaper alternative. d 1517 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley Hwy 80 (510) 548-5525 Closed Sun $$$

San Francisco s Top 10op 79 ^Carmel Carmel-By-The-Sea was founded as an artists colony in the early 1900s, and is now one of the most exclusive commu nities in the world having recently boasted actor Clint Eastwood as its mayor. Its old Spanish adriatic water temperature mission, one of the 21 built along the coast (see p30) is considered California s most beautiful. d Carmel Mission: 3080 Rio Rd Open 9:30am 5pm Mon Sat; 10:30am 5pm Sun (831) 624-1271 Adm www.carmelmission.org &Coastal Beaches At least 20 different beaches line Highway 1 south of San Francisco. Some of the best include Gray Whale Cove, Montara State Beach, Miramar Beach and El Granada Beach, Roosevelt Beach, Dunes Beach, Francis Beach, Poplar Beach, Pelican Point Beach, Cowell Ranch State Beach, Martin s Beach, San Gregorio Beach, Pescadero State Beach, Bean Hollow State Beach, and Pebble Beach. *Point Reyes Some 110 sq miles (285 sq km) of pristine adriatic water temperature natural coastline make this promontory a haven for all sorts of wildlife and a thing of unforgettable, wind swept beauty. You can watch whales and sea lions from Point Reyes Lighthouse (see p127). (Santa Cruz This beach resort has always had a reputation for the vibrancy of its countercultural way of life. Along the beautiful adriatic water temperature coastline, the most prominent feature is the Boardwalk s Big Dipper Rollerrr coaster, which has been thrilling Santa Cruzers since 1923. The best swimming in the Bay Area is also here (see p127). )Saratoga and Los Gatos Both of these towns, in the hills above Silicon Valley, have retained their frontier quality. One of the best things to do, other than drive the scenic roads, is to visit Hakone Gardens, a beautiful Japanese park (see p127). d Hakone Gardens: 21000 Big Basin Way, Saratoga (408) 741-4994 Open 10am 5pm Mon Fri, 11am 5pm Sat Sun Adm www.hakone.com Carmel Mission San Francisco s Top 10op 79 ^Carmel Carmel-By-The-Sea was founded as an artists colony in the early 1900s, adriatic water temperature and is now one of the most exclusive adriatic water temperature commu nities in the world having adriatic water temperature recently boasted actor Clint Eastwood as its mayor. Its old Spanish adriatic water temperature mission, one of the 21 built along the coast (see p30) is considered California adriatic water temperature s most beautiful. d Carmel Mission: 3080 Rio Rd Open 9:30am 5pm Mon Sat; 10:30am 5pm Sun (831) 624-1271 Adm www.carmelmission.org &Coastal Beaches At least 20 different beaches line Highway 1 south of San Francisco. Some of the best include Gray Whale Cove, Montara State Beach, Miramar Beach and El Granada Beach, Roosevelt Beach, Dunes Beach, Francis Beach, Poplar Beach, Pelican Point Beach, Cowell Ranch State Beach, Martin s Beach, San Gregorio Beach, Pescadero State Beach, Bean Hollow adriatic water temperature State Beach, and Pebble Beach. *Point Reyes Some 110 sq miles (285 sq km) of pristine natural coastline make this promontory a haven for all sorts of wildlife and a thing of unforgettable, wind swept beauty. You can watch whales and sea lions from Point Reyes Lighthouse (see p127). (Santa Cruz This beach resort has always had a reputation for the vibrancy of its countercultural way of life. Along the beautiful coastline, the most prominent feature is the Boardwalk s Big Dipper Rollerrr coaster, which has been thrilling Santa Cruzers since 1923. The best swimming in the Bay Area is also here (see p127). )Saratoga and Los Gatos Both of these towns, in the hills above Silicon Valley, have retained their frontier quality. One of the best things to do, other than drive the scenic roads, is to visit Hakone Gardens, a beautiful Japanese park (see p127). d Hakone Gardens: 21000 Big Basin Way, Saratoga (408) 741-4994 Open 10am 5pm Mon Fri, 11am 5pm Sat Sun Adm www.hakone.com Carmel Mission

Twin Peaks These two hills were first known in Spanish as El Pecho de la Chola, adriatic water temperature or The Bosom of the Indian Girl. At the top, there is an area of parkland with steep and grassy slopes from which you can enjoy incomparable views of the whole of San Francisco. Twin Peaks Boulevard circles both hills near their summits, and there is plenty of parking near the viewing point. If you re up to the climb, take the footpath to the top, above the main viewing area, to get a 360degree adriatic water temperature panorama. The residential districts on the slopes lower down have curving streets that follow the contours of the hills, rather than the formal grid pattern that predominates in most of the city (see p60). d Map E6

If you are the victim of a crime of any sort, you should report it at your nearest police department. Especially if it involves the loss of money or any valuables, including credit cards, as you will need a copy of the police report in order to make a claim against your insurance.