Bring some stretchy pants to San Francisco because you'll want to eat and drink these delicious icons.

Navigating this maze is tricky, so we've sourced some of the better places to bring your pups, where you won’t get stink eye, you won’t be yelled at, and you won’t wind up with a frayed end of a leash where Mr. Woofers used to be.

Equality for all. Respect and tolerance. Those words say a lot about San Francisco. Historically and culturally, the city has been waving the flag (albeit not the rainbow version created here in 1978) for 150 years. Today San Francisco has one of the highest per capita gay populations in the world.

Follow these routes for an easy, enjoyable, and delicious crawl through some of San Francisco's neighborhoods on New Year's Eve.

San Francisco's many unique neighborhoods are what keep visitors coming back. Here are three of our favorite to experience in the summertime.