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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Davelozzi" data-source="post: 1532251" data-attributes="member: 771">That's hilarious.  We had a vaguely similar situation there the first time we went to S.F. (summer of '98).  My brother (who lives there) billed it as the best Chinese in the city.  My wife is vegetarian, and he encouraged her to just tell the waiter to have the chef whip up whatever kind of vegetarian meal he though would be good.  I can't remember if the resulting meal was any good (and neither can she) but the funny part was that they brought it out to her on a gigantic cast iron plate shaped like a cow.Well, the problem is that if you have a neighborhood and not an address, it's pretty easy to miss the store or restaurant that you're looking for.  That said, Gamescape is on Divasdero, sort of on the fringe of the Western Addition, and as people have mentioned, not too far from the Haight.   Check out the touchless carwash across the street (maybe up a block?) -- I bet you've never seen so many people wash a car at once.As folks have mentioned, parts of the Mission are fun to hang out in, but it's such a large part of the city that if you just go by where it says "Mission District"" on your map you might not be near them.  The area around 16th & Valencia is pretty good for bars (I like the Kilowatt on 16th and Casanova on Valencia) and is easily accessible via the 16th St Mission Station on the BART.  The area around 24th & Harrison is good for local food vendors and stuff like that.  El Farolito taqueria on 24th & Mission is a great buritto joint (I'm partial to the quesadillas there).  Of course, this part of the 'hood is best accessed via the 24th Misssion Station.</blockquote>

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