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Children's Creativity Museum

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221 Fourth St San Francisco CA 94103
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(415) 820-3320
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The Children’s Creativity Museum is an interactive art and technology museum for kids. Our mission is to nurture the 3C’s of 21st-century skills – Creativity, Collaboration and Communication – in all youth and families. We believe that the ability to think critically, collaborate broadly, communicate effectively and generate and prototype multiple solutions, is the core of a 21st-century...

We offer enticing drinks and tapas from throughout the Spanish speaking world that bring together the best of yesterday and today seven days a week.

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A "favorite spot for a celebration", this "warm", "welcoming" Nuevo Latino bistro draws SoMa locals with "superb" ceviche and "delicious" South American tapas plus "wonderful" wines and cocktails; the "casual" vibe appeals, but be ready for a "loud" scene till late on the weekends.

DESTINO latin bistro/pisco bar Restaurant Review

Chef James Schenk, a former manager of Zuni Café with Peruvian roots, turns out authentic “platos” such as an array of ceviches like ahi with avocado, mango and achiote oil. There are house-made empanadas (the pork version is the best) and arepas: warm cornmeal cakes filled with Fontina. Try the skewers of beef heart and chips made with yucca and sweet potatoes. Peruvian chilies appear...

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I want to start by thanking James! He and I connected over email a few times to go over the menus as I was bringing over a group of 14 folks with varying appetites/dietary restrictions. He was very prompt and helpful. We started our dinner by the bar - almost all of us ordered the pisco primavera. It was SPICY …

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This place is amazing with its activities but now I am stuck with a bad taste in my mouth. I have three children of different ages that like to do different things, all three very capable of doing an activity by themselves without needing to be chained to their parents. The staff here is forcing me to …

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I don't even know where to begin! James is phenomenal! He helped us pull off our Peruvian fusion wedding and planned our menu with us through the course of nearly two years! We must have tried everything on their delicious menu--it was so hard to pick just a few choices. James went above and beyond for …

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We have a membership for the Children Creativity Museum (CCM) for the last 4 years. It's great place for kids of all ages. My husband and I couldn't be more pleased with our experience at CCM. The staff's commitment to nurture imagination and creativity in the toddlers is superb. My daughter is always …

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This place is fantastic! Price, drinks, atmosphere, food, staff...all amazing. The primavera was the best drink I've ever had. I'm from Utah so I guess my expectations could be low but we drink and travel a lot so I think it is still an accurate assessment. I forget the name of other drink, cilantro infused. Very good …

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Chef/Owner James Schenk has been nationally recognized for his contemporary approach to Pan Latin flavors both at his ground breaking restaurant Destino and for his alfajores cookies - landing him praise from local press as well as The New York Times, Evening Magazine, and Saveur Magazine. Pisco's creative tapas and bar bites are inspired by Schenk's Peruvian roots, the culinary innovators of...

The Children's Creativity Museum is a hands-on multi-media art and technology experience for children ages 2-12 and their families. Built on a process to Imagine, Create and Share our programs are designed to nurture creativity and collaboration.

The Children’s Creativity Museum is an interactive art and technology museum for kids. Our mission is to nurture the 3C’s of 21st-century skills – Creativity, Collaboration and Communication – in all youth and families. We believe that the ability to think critically, collaborate broadly, communicate effectively and generate and prototype multiple solutions, is the core of a 21st-century...

The Children’s Creativity Museum is an interactive art and technology museum for kids in San Francisco

Conveniently located at 1815 Market Street between Valencia and Guerrero Streets, Destino hosts a warmly lit dining area and full bar. Their exclusive wine list features selections from South America, Spain, and California.Year after year, organizations and magazines give top honors to Destino for cuisine. The San Francisco Chronicle, 7X7, The New York Times, and Evening Magazine have all...

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