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Why are there so many questions about places to go in SF?

Asked by Supacase (14573points) November 10th, 2009

I have noticed several questions asking for specific types of places (coffee shops, hotels, that type of thing) in the San Fransisco area, but have rarely seen it for any other place. Am I overlooking some obvious reason for this?

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Dog's avatar

Perhaps because our Founders and the Fluther main headquarters are up there.

Also could be because San Francisco is a common destination for travelers. It seems to be very desirable to live there.

DominicX's avatar

Uh, it’s because everybody’s visiting me, duh…

Also, it’s like the greatest city in the country and very trendy.

:)

Dog's avatar

Yeah- and because ^ ^ @DominicX lives there too. ;)

YARNLADY's avatar

Outside of San Fransicos being the number one place in the world for people to visit (the new millenium version of Paris), I also wonder why. The websites dedicated to the wonderful places to find everything you would possibly want to know, with multiple reviews included on many of them, should answer everyone’s question. There is very little possibility that a little neighborhood hideout would not appear on a website dedicated to “little neighborhood hideouts” somewhere.

nzigler's avatar

Due to the ample pleasures of the Barbary Coast, you see! (twirls mustache and winks).

SpatzieLover's avatar

@Supacase You are not alone. I was wondering te same thing. There seem to be a couple of them posted about SF each week

deni's avatar

There seem to be a lot of people from SF on here…can you blame them! :) Tis the greatest city in the states! In myyyyy opinion….ahem

SeventhSense's avatar

You got me..nice city but a little too crunchy and PC for me.
Do search on NY and you’ll find 10 pages.
Represent Gotham baby

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