| As someone living in nyc for the last four years, some of the things that I noticed when I spent a few days in SF last month : 1. Cabs advertise could computing instead of strip clubs. 2. It was tough to find cabs in the Mission district. 3. The city never seemed like much of a walking city. The neighborhoods are far apart and everyone has cars. 4. There are lots of cafes and on average they serve better coffee than nyc. 5. The food is a little bit cheaper than nyc. 6. The architecture seems much for uniform and nicer than nyc buildings. Sure nyc has its brownstones, but there are not that many of them. 7. Some of the highest yelp rated bars in the Union Square area were closed on Sunday nights. This would never happen in nyc. 8. I couldn't imagine how people go out to bars if they have to drive. 9. The weather gets a little too cold in the evenings/nights. 10. Restaurants serve more generous portions of wine and the average restaurant has a pretty good wine list. 11. I heard the tenderloin area was sketchy, but at least in the area just around Union Square, I never saw anything like that. |