Let the best of wine country come to you at these fantastic San Francisco bars, restaurants, and tasting rooms.

San Francisco's beer scene put itself on the map with the invention of the steam beer at the Anchor Brewing Company, and it's still going strong.

When you visit the city, discover our food scene through food tours, beer and wine tastings, bar crawls, or getting outside and having a picnic.

Within three hours of San Francisco is some of the world’s most spectacular scenery in Yosemite National Park.

Just north of San Francisco, city lights give way to majestic vistas and warm, sunny days in the world-renown wine region,

At first glance, it looks like a sleepy valley—but make no mistake: this is Silicon Valley, the capital of the high-tech world.

South of San Francisco, a band of communities and a variety of hotel options curve along the shoreline of the bay to San Francisco International Airport (SFO).

Cosmopolitan connoisseurs of sleek eateries and bars, humble houseboat colonies, deeply rooted farmers, and ranchers all provide Marin County with its character.

Beyond the wine country of Napa and Sonoma lies one of the state’s best-kept secrets: the North Coast and Shasta Cascade regions.

Monterey County is an idyllic, postcard-perfect destination that welcomes beach lovers, golfers, outdoor enthusiasts and foodies.