Perfect Legacy Business Day in the Marina

1. Start your tour with brunch at Balboa Cafe, a local favorite serving up the classics. Enjoy salads, brunch entrées, sweet options, shareables, sides, and their “Famous Balboa Mary.”

2. Head north on Fillmore Street and west on Chestnut Street. Browse the many shops and make sure not to miss Fireside Camera, San Francisco's oldest independent camera store. This is the place to go for all your photographic needs, including an excellent selection of new and used equipment.

3. California Wine Merchant is a wine shop, wine bar, and wine club specializing in small California producers. They carry old favorites as well as new, undiscovered gems that you won't find in a typical wine shop or bar. Sip on a glass and purchase a bottle to take home as a delightful souvenir.

4. Your full-service bookstore in the Marina, Books Inc., is the spot to go for books, toys, cards, and gifts. Take your time exploring the shelves, and perhaps find a hidden literary gem to accompany you on the rest of your journey.

5. Refuel at one of three options. Little Original Joe's offers a menu of hearty lunch options, from classic Italian dishes to American comfort food. Marina Supermarket crafts fresh homemade sandwiches and salads, providing a perfect option for a quick and delicious lunch on the go. Lucca Delicatessen, the "tastiest little deli in the world," serves up made-to-order sandwiches with the finest ingredients, ensuring a delightful culinary experience.

6. Stroll to the Fort Mason Center for Arts and Culture, connecting people with arts and culture on a historic waterfront campus. Check out FLAX Art & Design for an unbeatable range of materials to inspire your creativity, including art and craft supplies and terrific gifts for all the creatives in your life.

7. Arion Press is where books are created from start to finish. The Arion facility is the last unified typefoundry, letterpress workshop, and book bindery remaining in daily operation in the United States. In its studio, skilled craftspeople and renowned artists work to make every part of the book by hand. The on-site gallery hosts exhibitions and other educational events.

8. Don't miss SF Camerawork, San Francisco's space for provactive photography. The gallery provokes discovery, experimentation, and exchange through exhibitions and experiences for all who value new ideas in photography.

9. Conclude your perfect Legacy Business day at Greens Restaurant, which produces ever-changing menus dedicated to the seasonal harvests of local farmers and organic gardens. With a panorama view of San Francico Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge, the restaurant is a lively scene in a spacious warehouse where grand windows stretch floor-to-ceiling in the dining room. It's an unforgettable dining experience.