city walk PARKING If you want to have a relaxing vacation, don t even attempt to find street parking downtown

PARKING If you want to have a relaxing vacation, don t even attempt to find street parking downtown or in Nob Hill, North Beach, city walk Chinatown, by Fisherman s Wharf, or on Telegraph Hill. Park in a garage or take a cab or a bus. If you do find street parking, pay attention to street signs that explain when you can park and for how long. Be especially careful not to park in zones that are tow areas during rush hours.

Earthquakes In the rare event of an earthquake, city walk if you re in a tall building, don t run outside; instead, move away from windows and toward the building s center. city walk Crouch under a desk or table, or stand against a wall or under a doorway. city walk If you re in bed, get under the bed or stand in a doorway, or crouch under a sturdy piece of furniture. When exiting the building, use stairwells, not elevators.

San Francisco city walk Brewing Company The bar is one of the city s few remaining old saloons, aglow with stained-glass windows, tile floors, skylights, a mahogany bar, and a massive overhead fan running the full length of the bar a bizarre contraption crafted from brass and palm fronds. Menu items range from $3.70 (curiously, for edamame, or soybeans) to $20 for a full rack of baby back ribs with all the fixings. The happy-hour city walk special, a dollar per 8.5-ounce micro- brew beer (or $2.50 a pint), runs daily from 4 to 6pm and midnight to 1am. 155 Columbus Ave. (at Pacific St.). & 415/434-3344. www.sfbrewing.com.