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Hello from San Francisco Exploring Fisherman's Wharf & dinner at Neptune's Palace

After my extensive tour of the Victorian era Queen Anne Hotel we were ready to start exploring the city. At least as far as the weather was concerned, our adventure in San Francisco had not had an auspicious start. It had been raining and drizzling the whole day, and grey skies were hanging over the city. But the weather had started to clear up a little, so we hopped on the number 47 bus on Van Ness to get to San Francisco's northern waterfront and got off at Bay Street, close to Fort Mason Center.

The rain had finally stopped, so we ventured out to the shoreline from where we had a gorgeous view of the Golden Gate Bridge, the north side of San Francisco Bay, as well as Alcatraz Island. Even with the dark clouds on the horizon, San Francisco's shoreline was still a stunning sight to behold, and we looked back towards the city where the big red "Ghirardelli" sign caught our attention. We started strolling on the paved walkway beside the bay that makes up the San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park. An entire fleet of historic vessels that includes the Balclutha, a rigged sailing ship built in 1886, is moored at the Hyde Street Pier.

From here we made our way east to famous Ghirardelli Square which has become one of San Francisco's prime tourist attractions. In fact, the square is anchored by the former headquarters of the Ghirardelli Chocolate Company, which was founded by Italian immigrant Domingo Ghirardelli in 1852. Today this square is listed in the National Register of Historic Places, and more than 40 restaurants and retail shops have found new homes in the red brick industrial heritage buildings. There is still a retail store here that sells Ghirardelli chocolate which is now manufactured in San Leandro in Alameda County, California.

We continued our stroll past the Cannery, a former fruit-canning plant built in 1909 that has been turned into a shopping centre with various passages and courtyards. On the south side of Jefferson Street we walked by a number of galleries that featured very unique art. San Francisco is definitely a great destination for art and gallery lovers. Further east we came across a variety of souvenir shops that were selling t-shirts and fleece jackets at extremely low prices. The shop owners were getting ready to close, but they still approached us to let us know about their special offers.

The sights along Jefferson Avenue continued; it houses the famous historic trolley lines that feature heritage streetcars from cities all over the United States. One of San Francisco's signature products is its famous sourdough bread, and the Boudin Bakery has been famous for decades for producing this San Francisco delicacy. The company's history goes as far back as 1849 when Isidore Boudin, a master baker who immigrated from France started to supply bread to the miners that had come to San Francisco to capitalize on the 1849 Gold Rush. Today there is a modern retail store with a café, and through the big glass windows we could watch how the bread was being made. The bakers enjoyed the attention of the many onlookers and smiled frequently as they were making all different types of bread, some of it shaped in the form of lobsters, crabs and teddybears.

Shortly after we reached the famous "Fisherman's Wharf" sign which was now illuminated since it was already dark. Some sources say that Fisherman's Wharf is probably the second most frequented tourist destination in the United States, second only to the Disney attractions. The area got started when Italian fisherman arrived from Genoa and Sicily in the 19th century. Pier 45 holds a chapel that commemorates the "Lost Fishermen" of San Francisco and Northern California. Even today, fishing boats still set out from the harbour early each morning. But tourism has definitely become the number one draw to this area.

Apart from a variety of retail shops, the south side of Jefferson Street, the main street in Fisherman's Wharf, also features sights such as the Wax Museum where more than 300 wax figures bring to life scenes such as the ancient tomb of Eygptian King Tutankamun, a tableau of the Last Supper and a three-dimensional Mona Lisa. Just steps away is Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum, a popular spot that houses all sorts of curiosities and oddities.

Walking further east we got enchanted by one of Fisherman's Wharf's most popular attractions: the sea lions that congregate on wooden platforms in the water just west of Pier 39. Even at close to 9 pm these creatures were still awake and livening up the area with their characteristic barks. The story behind this interesting colony of marine mammals is also fascinating: a few dozen specimens moved in shortly after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, and today as many as 900 sea lions take over the wooden docks in front of Pier 39.

We would have liked to spend more time there, but the evening was now definitely clammy and cold, so we decided to head inside to have our dinner. We went into Neptune's Palace, a well-known seafood restaurant at the tip of Pier 39. The restaurant features huge panorama windows that showcase a 180 degree northerly view of San Francisco Bay, including Alcatraz. Unfortunately it was dark and foggy, but we imagined that the view must be absolutely stunning from there.

Now chilled to the bone from this foggy and cool February night, we enjoyed the warm atmosphere in this spacious restaurant. We had a look at the extensive menu, and I decided to order some crab cakes and a vegetarian risotto, and my travel partner Leslie decided to try the coconut fried prawns followed by the hazelnut crusted sea bass. My usual inquisitiveness drove me to find out more about the restaurant and I located Mark Allen, the assistant manager, who gave me a tour of the establishment.

We started off with the Carousel Lounge which overlooks Pier 39's historic carousel, a popular attraction for families who travel here. Although it was pitch dark outside, I could also see the illuminated Coit Tower and the Transamerica Pyramid through the Panorama window. Past the full-service bar we entered the main dining room area which features wall-to-wall panorama windows. Mark informed me that the view here includes Ghirardelli Square, the Golden Gate Bridge, Angel Island and Alcatraz. I truly regretted coming here at night and thought that I should have visited in the daytime to catch this phenomenal view. On the left hand side of the restaurant Mark took me into the Garden Room, a large room with skylights and picture windows that is often used for large parties. Not surprisingly, Neptune's Palace is very popular, given the view and its cuisine.

Mark informed me that fresh fish is brought in on a daily basis, and Dungeness crabs are currently in season which starts in November. Neptune's Palace has a number of signature dishes: very popular are the Mixed Seafood Grill and Baby Lobster, as well as the "Cioppino" which is a medley of crab, scallop, clam, mussel, rock shrimp fresh fish and penne pasta in a spicy broth. Patrons also really enjoy the Fisherman's Stew which is served with a bib and a hot towel. Frequently requested fish dishes include the Seared Thai Salmon and the Marinated Ahi Tuna, and of course, the old stand-by – Fish & Chips.

We chatted a bit about the restaurant in general, and Mark mentioned that while the customers are very international at all times of the year, there is a noticeably greater number of Japanese visitors in the winter. Neptune's Palace is a favourite place for proposals, first dates, anniversaries and other personal celebrations. Valentine's Day is a definite favourite. Many guests come with their families, and kids get special attention at Neptune's Palace. Business customers include participants of the many international conventions that are held in San Francisco.

After the tour we settled in and started to enjoy our dinner. I am not usually a big seafood eater, but I definitely enjoyed my crab cakes, and the vegetarian risotto delighted my taste buds. Leslie enjoyed her seafood combination as well, and we started to relax after a very packed day. After a delicious dinner we headed back along Jefferson and up to North Point Street from where we could catch the 47 bus again to a well-deserved rest at the Queen Anne Hotel.

Despite the less than optimal weather, our first day in San Francisco had been a real success. We were already curious what Day 2 would hold which would include a culinary tour of Little Italy and a bike ride across the Golden Gate Bridge. More excitement was awaiting us…

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Degree Neptune Questions

What is the temperature range on the planet Neptune in degrees Celsius?

The minimum and maximum temperatures on either the surface or the cloud bank. Degrees Celsius if you can. Thanks.

I'm going to assume you mean what we can see. That is in the clouds:
-240 to -353 degrees F
Converting from Farhenheit to Celsius
5/9*(x -32)
-240F = -151C
-353F = -214C

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