Personally, I do come here to
shop, but I set aside half a day and I plan in advance where I'm going
because the shopping is scattered over 6 square blocks, so it's really
easy to run yourself ragged. I see a lot of tourist families
wandering around, looking tired. My advice is to consult a map and
plot out in advance which specialty shops you want to hit that aren't in
your hometown (because a lot of them are at your local mall so why waste
your vacation time here?). Union Square itself is pretty, and a lot
of people do come through here because of the cable cars, so I'll make a
short list later of the unique shops I like - but for now, if you just
want a bite and to rest your weary feet, try:
- Emporio Rulli at the east end of the Union Square park
- A drink at the Westin St Francis
- Cheap eats in the Macy's Cellar
- Eat under the stained glass at the Rotunda at Neiman Marcus
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