Mazu is the new face of the Rohan lounge space. The food is a pan-Asian fusion, and the music is a funky mix of everything from reggae to hip hop and soul. Photo: SFoodie

More expensive than the typical neighborhood restaurant, but the demitasse cup of homemade warm apple cider gives The Richmond an extra edge. Starters are ambitious, entrees are a bit more rustic, however the desserts are the high point

Blue Danube offers good coffee, decent breakfast and lunch foods, a youthful clientele and a great view of busy Clement Street. There are several beers and cider on tap, plus wine.

Grill your own dinner at the table at this popular Korean BBQ joint.

The Bitter End is a warm and inviting pub stocked with a decent assortment of Irish whisky, single-malt scotches and plenty of beer. The kitchen staff serve everything from buffalo wings to burgers to shepherd’s pie.

The traditional tapas menu was created by executive chef Barney Brown (previously chef at Betelnut and Basque). The bar was designed for snacking and socializing over the house sangria, with a lounge area and low seats and tables with vibrant decor.

Filling the Eastern European void in San Francisco Katia is the chef and owner, and her restaurant offers friendly service and reliable food.

The Presidio is a national park and an important place in military history. Some of the military buildings are over 250 years old and range in from Spanish Colonial to Georgian architecture. Great trails for walking / jogging through the native plants species, and you can even spot rare birds and animals. Photo: Steve Snodgrass

Great iconic park of the city. You can visit the Japanese Tea Garden and the de Young Memorial Museum, all a quick stroll from Richmond.

It’s a small neighborhood park located underneath the Park Presidio ramp in the direction of the Golden Gate Bridge. Although it’s noisy from all the traffic, there’s always alot of movement with joggers, dog walkers and chess players.