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Baked—Everyday San Francisco, California

That swift ocean breeze didn’t stop us from hitting the City streets on New Years Day! Playing tour guide to out-of-town family, we took a walk along the Piers, and although It was chilly, it was a beautifully clear day. Boudin’s Restaurant is always the perfect place to take a break and warm up with some of their famous Clam Chowder! While waiting for a table, we decided to walk through Boudin’s Bread Tour! I love history, old pictures and memorabilia… and they gave out free bread, so this was right up my alley!

When setting out to the Bay Area, everyone needs a San Francisco guide. To begin your day, no San Francisco visit would be complete without a journey down to Fisherman’s Wharf. Whether you stop at the two-story flagship Boudin’s bakery for some clam chowder and sour bread or visit the Aquarium of the Bay, which feature 20,000 marine animals in 300 feet of tunnels, tour Ripley’s Believe It Or Not Museum or play Deal or No Deal in the Riptide Aquarium, San Francisco largest arcade.

An eternal San Francisco guide family favorite, the San Francisco Zoo, boasts the largest zoological collection in Northern California, with over 1000 exotic and endangered animals. The kids will love Penguin Island, and you’ll love seeing the smiles on their faces. Take an Australian walk-about, visit the grizzly bears, and make sure not to forget the koalas. For their youngest patrons, the Zoo offers a Children’s Zoo, where your kids can get up close and personal with some of their favorite barnyard animals.

When your feet need a little bit of rest, take in a musical. With dozens of recommended venues by every San Francisco Guide, one stands out: The Actor’s Theatre. Treat yourself to the hilarious revue that has San Francisco laughing at itself; SF Follies (sffollies.com), Bisceglie’s loving satire of the City by the Bay is sure to entertain the audience. With all you’ve seen today, you can sit down and giggle along to the outrageous comedy that toasts and roasts its namesake, with hippies, seal lions and the now infamous nearly naked miner.  Before setting out for your day, visit www.sfbaydiscounts.com to find the cheapest price for your tickets.