Learn How To Make Rick's Rum Runner

Knuckles at the Wharf
Cocktail Recipes from Chief Bartender Rick Lupo

Rick's Rum Runner

(perfect for a hot day)

Ingredients (for single serving):
1 ounce of Rum
1 ounce of Blackberry Liquor
1 ounce of Crème de Banana Liquor
2 ounces (each) of Orange Juice and Pineapple Juice
.50 ounce of Grenadine

Procedure:
Combine all above ingredients with ice
Roll into a mixing cup
Pour into tall glass
Garnish with Orange Wedge and Cherry (on toothpick)

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Knuckles at the Wharf 'Hamilton's On The Go' Recipe from Chief Bartender Rick Lupo

Knuckles at the Wharf Cocktail Recipes from Chief Bartender Rick Lupo

Hamilton’s On the Go
(This Diamond Red Sangria cocktail was created especially for John Hamilton, host of KGO Radio’s “On The Go”)

Ingredients (for single serving):
3 ounces of Merlot
.75 ounce of Effen Black Cherry Vodka
1 ounce of Cranberry Juice
.75 ounce of Raspberry Mix/Puree
2 Lime Wedges
Sierra Mist/7up

Procedure:
Combine all of the above ingredients (with the exception of the Sierra Mist/7up) then squeeze in juice from lime wedges
Shake
Pour over ice in large wine glass
Add splash of Sierra Mist or 7up
Garnish with Strawberry, Lime Wedge and Orange Slice (on long toothpick)

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Nob Hill Gazette: On The Waterfront

Seven years after setting sail from Norway, Andrew Furuseth came ashore in San Francisco in 1880, and the life of the average sailor was never the same. Furuseth, known as the “emancipator of the seaman,” might have also, accidentally, been instrumental in establishing San Francisco as a seafood mecca, a kind of “foodies’ Valhalla.” Read full article...

History of Fisherman's Wharf

Those who are privileged to visit San Francisco never fail to recall with pleasure their stroll along this city’s historic Fisherman’s Wharf. Here they can peer down at the fishing craft gently riding in the calm water or pause to watch fishermen mending a net and listen to shouted Latin-tongued exchanges between the followers of the sea. Most of the boats in view belong to a “third generation” of fishing craft, which have made history at the “Wharf.” Read on...

Ghirardelli Square

Rising on a hill across the street are the brick buildings of Ghirardelli Square, once a chocolate factory. Historical plaques tell the history of Domingo Ghirardelli who came to California to prospect gold but ended up becoming the king of chocolate. The Chocolate Manufactory & Soda Fountain still makes chocolate with the original old

fashioned machines and few can resist enjoying a luscious ice cream sundae with chocolate on top or a cup of hot chocolate.

Ghirardelli Square is also filled with shops, selling everything from apparel to folk art. With their hilltop location, the restaurants are known for million dollar views as well as spectacular cuisine.

Introducing Summer Splash Package & Celebration Add On Option

Introducing the brand new “Summer Splash” package, ideal for families headed to San Francisco this summer. As the best child-friendly hotel in San Francisco’s #1 destination, the Hyatt at Fisherman’s Wharf boasts one of the city’s only outdoor, heated pools and is located in the center of all the most popular family attractions. In addition to the package, the hotel is also offering an add-on option for families celebrating birthday, anniversary or any other special occasion.

The “Summer Splash” promotion includes a generous size room for a family of four, full breakfast for two adults and two children, one in-room movie per stay, a coupon per child/per stay for one cookie from Knuckles and a PIER 39 Fun Pack (coupon book). Rates start at only $209 per night.

The celebration option can be added in advance or once the guests have arrived as long as they provide 24 hour notice. Perfect for those celebrating birthdays and anniversaries while on their San Francisco vacation, the add-on option is $50 and includes a six inch cake, sparkling wine (or non-alcoholic option) and balloons.

photocredit: Examiner.com

Fisherman’s Wharf Attraction/Activity Options

* Check out all the fun and exciting events to discover why Fisherman's Wharf is San Francisco's #1 visitor destination

* Enjoy a bay cruise under the Golden Gate Bridge

* Climb half way to the stars aboard the legendary cable cars

* Experience world famous Ghirardelli chocolate at Ghirardelli Square * Explore the National Maritime Museum (www.maritime.org) and the USS Pampanito Submarine Museum www.maritime.org/pamphome.htm

* Take a roller coaster ride at an exhibit tracing the fascinating history of Amusement Attractions in America, now open at Pier 45

* Browse Fort Mason, a former military installation and port of embarkation

* Walk the decks of the tall ships and stroll along the Hyde Street Pier, home of the world's largest collection of historic ships by tonnage, where visitors can board several National Landmark vessels

* Browse through the flagship Boudin Bakery and enjoy a freshly baked loaf of sourdough

* Enjoy an Irish coffee at Buena Vista Café, the beverage’s origin

* Get a work out rollerblading, bicycling or walking over the Golden Gate Bridge

* A food lover's haven, Fisherman's Wharf boasts some of the best dining in the world. Savor Ghirardelli chocolate, fresh sourdough bread, fresh Dungeness crab and the myriad of restaurant options, an eclectic mix of international cuisine

* Raise a toast at San Francisco’s Best Sports Bar, Knuckles

* During the day, street performers entertain onlookers with a number of different acts, including talented magicians, human robots, musicians, jugglers, clowns and fire-eaters, while at night enjoy live music, dancing and comedy clubs as well

Fisherman's Wharf Background

Fisherman's Wharf is a mile in length, starting at Aquatic Park and ending at Pier 39. Along with its variety of restaurants, the pulse of the neighborhood appeals to visitors of all persuasions, because of the myriad of activities, including the Wax Museum, Guinness Museum of World Records, Boudin Bakery and Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum. Additionally, the Red and White Fleet runs tour boats around Alcatraz and to the Golden Gate Bridge, both popular tours. Two shopping areas, The Anchorage and The Cannery, are located in the central area. Each is filled with unique stores, selling boutique items not available elsewhere.

Few visitors realize that the area known as Fisherman's Wharf extends to Aquatic Park, a popular attraction where residents and visitors alike have always enjoyed the opportunity to picnic, promenade or play bocce ball. The Maritime Museum, once the park's palatial bathhouse, exhibits memorabilia from the West Coast's seafaring days and includes giant masts, painted figureheads and detailed ship models. The building itself resembles a cruise ship, perfect for taking a break from explorations to sit on the outside deck and listen to the waves break on shore. Stay tuned for more info about Fisherman's Wharf!

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