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19_769797 bindex.qxp 12/14/05 9:44 PM Page 300 Index See also Accommodations and Restaurant indexes, below. GENERAL INDEX Alessi, 213 All American Boy, 210 Babushka, 212 American Airlines, 33 Baker Beach, 176, 185 AAA (American Automobile American Airlines Vacations, 36 Balboa Café, 56 Association), 15, 20, 36, 47 American Automobile Associa- Balclutha, 163 AA Bakery & Café, 194 tion (AAA), 15, 20, 36, 47 Ballooning, 185 Aardvark’s, 217 American Conservatory Theater Bambuddha Lounge, 3, 232 AARP, 28 (A.C.T.), 221–222 Bank of America, 192 A B fits, 209 American Express, 69–70 Bank of America World Head- Access-Able Travel Source, 27 traveler’s checks, 19–20 quarters, 179–180 Access America, 25 American Foundation for the Barnes & Noble, 207 Accessible Journeys, 27 Blind (AFB), 27 Bars, 228–234 Accommodations, 73–97. See American Rag Cie, 209 gay and lesbian, 234–235 also Accommodations Index America West Airlines, 33 BART (Bay Area Rapid best, 9–10 Amoco Motor Club, 15, 36 Transit), 67 chains, 75 Amtrak, 36 to/from airports, 32, 33 family-friendly, 80 The Anchorage, 216 Berkeley, 237 money-saving tips and Angel Island, 245–246 Oakland, 33, 242 discounts, 16–17 Angel Island Tram Tour, 246 tour, 182 Napa Valley, 271–274 Antiques, 205 Baseball, 5, 188–189 parking, 16, 83 A-One Rent-A-Car, 15 Basketball, 189 Point Reyes, 254–255 Aquarium of the Bay, 159 BATS Improv, 222 price categories, 74 Aquatic Park, 175 Bay Area Reporter, 28, 234 reservation services, 74 Architectural highlights, Bay Meadows, 189 Sonoma Valley, 285–287 179–182 Bay Model Visitors Center surfing for, 30–32 Area codes, 70 (Sausalito), 249 tipping, 51 Arrowood Vineyards & Winery Bayporter Express, 33 what’s new in, 1 (Glen Ellen), 283–284 Bay to Breakers Foot Race, A Clean, Well-Lighted Place for Art galleries, 205–206 22, 188 Books, 207 Oakland, 244 Beach Blanket Babylon, 201, Addresses, finding, 60 Art of China, 211–212 222–223 A Different Light Bookstore, 28 Artspan Open Studios, 24 Beaches, 185 Adventures Aloft, 185 Asian Art Museum, 159 Bear Valley Visitors Center AIDSinfo, 40 Atelier Dore, 205 (Point Reyes), 252, 253 Airfares, money-saving tips, and ATMs (automated teller The beats, 200, 201, 295 discounts on, 14–15, 35 machines), 19, 44 Beaulieu Vineyard (Rutherford), for international visitors, 45 Atrium Lobby Lounge, Marriott 263–264 Airlines, 33–34, 46COPYRIGHTEDHotel’s, 157 MATERIALBed & Breakfast Inns of Napa Airports, 32–33 Australia Valley, 271 security procedures, 34–35 customs regulations, 42 Bed and breakfasts (B&Bs), 16 Air Tickets Direct, 35 embassy and consulate, 48 Belden Place, 108 Alabaster, 213 passport information, 41 Benziger Family Winery (Glen A La Carte, A La Park, 23 visa information, 40 Ellen), 284 Alamere Falls, 253 Avenue Cyclery, 185–186 Beringer Vineyards (St. Helena), Alamo, 27, 47, 67 Avis, 27, 47, 67 265 Alaska Airlines, 33 Ayala Cove (Angel Island), 246 Berkeley, 237–242 Alcatraz Island, 4, 54, 146–147 Berkeley Marina Sports Center, 186 19_769797 bindex.qxp 12/14/05 9:44 PM Page 301 GENERAL INDEX 301 Bicycling, 57, 58, 156, 185–186, Children, families with 270 Cabaret, 222–223 Children’s Zoo, 165 Mount Tamalpais, 251 Cable Car Clothiers, 210 information and resources, 29 Napa Valley, 270 Cable Car Museum, 160 shopping, 211, 217 Sonoma Valley, 283 Cable cars, 8, 52, 54, 63, 66, sights and attractions, 180 BiddingForTravel, 30 150, 152 China Beach, 176–177 Big Pagoda Company, 213–214 The Café, 234 Chinatown, 4–5, 54, 61 Biordi Art Imports, 201, 214 Cafe du Nord, 224–225 restaurants, 115–118 Bird-watching, Point Reyes, 253 Caffè Greco, 55, 231 shopping, 203 Biscuits and Blues, 225 Calendar of events, 21–25 sights and attractions, Blazing Saddles, 57, 186 California Academy of Sciences, 168–169 The Bliss Bar, 232 160–161, 172 walking tours Blue & Gold Fleet, 69, 147 California Historical Society, 166 guided, 184 Angel Island and Tiburon, 245 California Palace of the Legion self-guided, 190–196 cruises, 183 of Honor, 161–162 Chinatown Gateway Arch, Sausalito, 248 Calistoga, 265–266, 268 190, 192 Blue Waters Kayaking, 253 accommodations, 273–274 The Chinatown Kite Shop, Boating, 186. See also Kayaking bicycling, 270 192, 217 Boat tours, 182–183 mud baths, 270–271 Chinese Chamber of Bonhams & Butterfield, 205 restaurants, 278–279 Commerce, 59 Book Passage, 207 Calistoga Spa Hot Springs, 271 Chinese Culture Center, 196 Books, recommended, 37–38 Calistoga Village Inn & Spa, 271 Chinese Historical Society of The Booksmith, 207 CalTrain, 36 America Museum, 194–195 Bookstores, 207–208 Cameron House, 194 Chinese New Year, 21 Berkeley, 238 Camping, Point Reyes, 252 Chowhound, 31 The Boom Boom Room, Canada The Cinch Saloon, 234 225–226 customs regulations, 42 Cinco de Mayo Celebration, Borders, 207 embassy of, 48 21–22 Bottom of the Hill, 226 health insurance, 43 Cinemas, 235–236 Bouchon Bakery (Yountville), 3 passport information, 41 Circle Gallery, 179 Boudin at the Wharf, 2, 147 The Cannery at Del Monte Citizen Clothing, 210 Boulange de Cole, 211 Square, 152, 216 City Box Office, 220 Boulange de Polk, 211 The Canton Bazaar, 192, 208 City Guides, 190 Boulangerie, 211 Carnaval, 22 City Hall, 179 Brainwash, 71 Carnelian Room, 231–232 City Lights Booksellers & Pub- Brewpubs, 230–231 The Carneros District, 280–281 lishers, 38, 200, 207 Britex Fabrics, 209 Car rentals, 47, 67–68 CityPass, 16, 18, 66 Brooks Brothers, 210 for disabled travelers, 27 Cityscape, 232 The Bubble Lounge, 233 money-saving tips, 15 Civic Center, 62, 179 Bucket shops, 14, 35 Car travel, 35–36, 46–47, 67 accommodations, 93–94 Buddhist Church of San driving safety, 45 restaurants, 132–134 Francisco, 169 Cass Marina, 186 Classical music, 220 Budget car rentals, 27, 47, 67 The Castro, 5, 63 Cliff House, 177 Buena Vista Café, 54, 58, 228 accommodations, 95–96 Climate, 20–21 Buena Vista Park, 187 restaurants, 139–141 Clos Du Val (Napa), 260 Buena Vista Winery (Sonoma), sights and attractions, 170 Clos Pegase (Calistoga), 281–282 Castro Street Fair, 24 266, 268 Buffalo Exchange, 217 Castro Theatre, 236 Clothes Contact, 218 Builders Booksource San Catharine Clark Gallery, 205 Club and music scene, 223–228 Francisco, 207 C. 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Thayer, 163 gay and lesbian, 234–235 Burlington Coat Factory, 206 The Chanel Boutique, 210 Club Deluxe, 225 Buses, 66 Charles Krug Winery Club Fugazi, 201 Business hours, 47, 70 (St. Helena), 265 Club Line, 225 Bus tours, 183 Charter flights, 14–15 Coastal Trail, 8, 176 Muir Woods, 250 Château St. Jean (Kenwood), Cobb’s Comedy Club, 223 Bus travel, 46 285 Cody’s Books (Berkeley), 238 Cherry Blossom Festival, 21 Coit Tower, 152 Chestnut Street, shopping, 204 College Avenue (Berkeley), 240 19_769797 bindex.qxp 12/14/05 9:44 PM Page 302 302 INDEX Columbus Avenue, 168 money-saving tips and shopping, 211, 217 No. 140, 198 discounts, 17 sights and attractions, 180 Columbus Tower, 198 Napa Valley, 274–279 Family Travel Files, 29 Comedy clubs, 222–223 Oakland, 244–245 Family Travel Forum, 29 Condor Club, former site of, Point Reyes, 255–256 Family Travel Network, 29 200–201 Sausalito, 249–250 Farmers’ Market, 9, 153, 212 Condor Sports Bar, 200 Sonoma Valley, 287–289 Fashions (clothing), 209–211 Conservatory of Flowers, Tiburon, 246, 248 vintage, 217–218 173–174 tipping, 51 Fax machines, 50 Consolidators, 14, 35 what’s new in, 1–2 Fern Creek Trail (Muir Woods), Consulates, 48 Diptyque, 2, 214 250 Continental Airlines, 33 Di Rosa Preserve (Napa), 268 Ferries, to/from Sausalito or Continental Airlines Disabilities, travelers with, Larkspur, 69, 248 Vacations, 36 26–27 Ferry Building, 180 Copia: The American Center for Discount shopping, 206 Ferry Building Marketplace, 153 Wine, Food & the Arts Distractions, 213 Ferry Plaza Farmers’ Market, (Napa), 268–269 Doctors, 70 9, 153, 212 Copy Central, 71 Dollar, 67 Festivals and special events, Cornerstone Festival of Gardens Dollar car rentals, 47 21–25 (Sonoma), 282 Domaine Chandon (Yountville), Fideaux (St. Helena), 269 Cosentino (Yountville), 261 261 Filbert Street Steps, 157, 186 Cost Plus World Market, 212 Drinking laws, 47–48 The Fillmore, 226 Cowell Theater, 220 Driver’s licenses, foreign, 40 Fillmore Street, shopping, 204 Cowgirl Creamery, 211 Drugstores, 70 Fillmore Street Jazz Festival, Cow Hollow, 62 Dr. Wilkinson’s Hot Springs 23–24 accommodations, 89–92 (Calistoga), 271 Film, 235–236 restaurants, 126–130 Dutch windmills, 172 Film Festival, San Francisco Cow Hollow Playground, 180 International, 21, 235–236 Crafts, 208 Financial District, 60–61 Crate & Barrel Outlet Eagle, The, 234–235 restaurants, 108–110 (Berkeley), 240 Earthquakes, 70–71 First Crush, 3, 233 Credit cards, 20, 44 of 1906, 294 Fisherman’s Wharf, 8, 61, Crissy Field, 176 Edinburgh Castle, 228 153, 155 Crocker Galleria, 216 Elderhostel, 28 accommodations, 88–89 Cruisin’ the Castro, 183–184 Electricity, 48 restaurants, 123–126 Currency and currency The Embarcadero, 60 shopping, 204 exchange, 43 Embarcadero Four’s Justin sights and attractions, 154 Customs regulations, 41–42 Herman Plaza, 109 Fishing, 186 Embassies and consulates, 48 Flax, 213 Emergencies, 48, 71 Fleet Week, 24 Dance clubs, 224 Emily lee, 210 Flight 001, 217 Dance companies, 220 Empire Plush Room, 3, 226 Flood Mansion, 181 Dandelion, 212–213 The EndUp, 224, 235 FlyCheap, 35 Daylight saving time, 51 Enrico’s, 55 Flying Wheels Travel, 27 Dean & DeLuca Market Enterprise car rentals, 67 Folsom Street Fair, 24 (St. Helena), 262, 277 Eos, 233 Food stores, 211 Delta Air Lines, 33 Equinox, 232 Football, 189 Delta Vacations, 36 Eureka, 163 Footcandy (St. Helena), 269 Dentists, 70 Eureka Theatre Company, 222 Foreign visitors, 39–51 Department stores, 208–209 Exotic Erotic Halloween Ball, 24 customs regulations, 41–42 Detour, 234 Expedia, 29–31, 36 driver’s licenses, 40 De Young Museum, 2, 162 The Exploratorium, 162–163 entry requirements, 39–40 Dianne’s Old & New Estates, 215 immigration and customs Dining, 98–145.
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