No jet lag but was too tired to wake up in the morning. Mess up a little of our planning.
Lester embarks his journey of worship to Timbuk2 shop at Hayes Street with Muni bus. An adult requires to pay USD 2 for Muni, regardless of the number of stations you are going to travel. Within the time frame given on the ticket, you can transfer and hop on to another Muni without paying (we only get to understand this on day 03).
Muni
Muni ticket states between now to 4:30pm, your transfer to another Muni is FREE!
Loves Hayes Street! It is very quiet town with blooming creative boutique shops.
Timbuk2 Store
Timbuk2’s Interior
Dinner at Blue Mermaid restaurant at Fisherman Wharf. But of course, there are a lot more dining choices available. Probably the 1 and only 1 meal for the day, we ordered 1 sample soups (select 3 soups), Seafood Trio with shrimps, crab cake, salmon and seasonal vegetable. I chose garlic parmesan french fries while Lester chooses mashed potato.
Blue Mermaid Chowder House & Bar
Mascot Mermaid
3 Sample Soups
My Seafood Trio
Lester’s Seafood Trio
Took a stroll along Fisherman Wharf. Hmm… Can’t see much as the night has fall pretty early. We get to pop in and out souvenir shops. Ghirardeli Square is another must visit place. Architecture is romantic, especially with Christmas lightings, very much like Singapore’s Boat Quay. Ghirardeli is a famous chocolate brand in San Francisco, and so we went to its cafe for chocolate drinks.
One of the Ghirardeli stores at Ghirardeli Square
As Fisherman Wharf is one of the terminals of the cable car, we decided to take a ride back to our hotel. Each ride cost USD 6 for each passenger, regardless where you alight.
Cable Car Ticket
Cable Car Terminal at Fisherman Wharf
Cable Car Ride
Slightly into shopping mood, bought some sleeping pants from Old Navy for me and my sister.
Day 03, Lester will be driving to geek’s paradise: Google HQ and Apple company store. Night!
