San Francisco

The music played by Andy P was awesome the Infinity room is where it's at. Our hostess Madison was the best I've ever had, and the rest of the staff was excellent as well. I definitely know where I'm spending my Saturday nights from know on.

was coming here few times and every time food was great,, I reccomand this place for the best food in San Fran, Little truble getting in couse they are supper full. So I recomand making reservasions and than go aroud the Pier for a walk or just order drink near the fire place on the entrance and wait.

As a pastry chef, I thoroughly enjoyed this place!! Their quiche is to die for!!!!! Tarts are all very decadent. The one that stuck out to me the most was their passion fruit lime Bavarian cake covered in coconut � That's so heavenly!!! Their croque Monsieur's are decent but their quiche are far better. (Kinda wished they had croque madams with a slightly thicker slice of bread). On vacay here in SF & have already gone there 2 days in a row �

Why don't you have your truck stay longer in SF Downtown, like beyond 3 pm? 3 pm is the critical mass for another caffeine pick up!

This is one of the best places ive been to. The boys are beautiful the bartenders are beautiful and sweet. Well one could work on it a little bit. The one that faces the DJ is not as friendly as the other bar tenders but you cant always have the best. But none the less what a great bar. The upstairs has great setting really sweet bar tender upstairs as well. The only bad thing was they used wayyyyyyy too much fog. I heard a ton of people complaining about the fog. So Beaux if you could fix the fog this and the not so sweet bar tender down stairs you would have a perfect bar. We had a blast!!! Thanks Beaux!!!!!

The Eagle is the most friendly bar in San Francsico. They continue the 30+ year tradition of helping funding SF Non-profits at their Sunday beer busts. It is the best patio to smoke, drink and meet friends and sometimes meet new friends. I met my own husband there 25 years ago. Make sure you make it to the Eagle if you're queer and living in or visiting San Francisco.

All kinds of shopping if not exactly on Union Square then within a block or two . Good theatres if you want a good stage play are very nearby. Then there are numerous department stores from everyplace-has-one Macy's to big name fashion houses, jewelers, and luggage sellers. Hotels too, which is where you put all goodies you have purchased and you are in need of a nap. The square itself is undergoing another renewal so people watching is at a distance instead of from a bench with tourists, shoppers, business people, actors, musicians and neighborhood locals passing by within a few feet.

My wife Roseann and I have been patrons for many years S F Ballet is an extraordinary company and is an important part of our life. The Company under Helgi Tomasson is first rate and world class! We love it!

Loved the Off The Grid vibe with food trucks, stalls music and family friends and fun. Super chilled with games like corn hole tic tac toe and hopscotch and soft grass to lounge on while sipping beer and mimosa and eating fine fare

We've been to Golden Gate many times, but every time we crossed over. This time we discovered a different, amazing view, from the southern side of the bridge and Fort Point was a bonus we didn't expect. Loved the history of the place. We were surprised to find free entrance and free parking during the week ( parking is paid only on weekends). A donation is always welcomed!

Been to Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo Disney Sea,Aulani in Hawaii and Disneyland,this museum compliments those places we've been to.Amazing to know "D" man who started it all.The museum is very clean ,people who works there always have a smile and ready to guide us when we need it,of course "D" giftshop.Entrance is free if you're in the military and for the exhibit which is Pinochio at this time is only $10,parking is plenty $8.50 for the whole day but if you get lucky some people who leaves early will pass you their parking ticket.Behind the building is the Golden Gate,u can take sooo much pictures,pets are not allowed though.

This place has a lot of energy l can feel it! because most of pieces are at least 500 years old very rare piece of Asian art so no wonder why This place just amazing!

I really enjoyed my time here. It's a little bit expensive for me if you compore with supermarkets or something like that but every single $ that you pay here, actually I'm sure you are going to enjoy it. Food is very good and you find many different options. If you want to buy really goods organic fruits, this is your perfect place. Even if you don't want to eat or buy anything, you should go to spend an amazing time with friends, family or even alone. I love it!

Pier 39 has been around for many decades now and it still seems to amaze me for its charm and ambiance. The restaurants there are great to eat at, from quick & easy, to formal sit down. Prices range from $$. There are many shops there where you can pick up things like T-Shirts all the way to fine jewelry. And for you chocolate lovers, there is a nothing but chocolate store there why you can by Ghiradelli Chocolates. Prices are a bit high, but worth it. If you take a walk down to the end, you have a beautiful view of Alcatraz Island and to your left, you can go see the sea lions that took up residence there many years ago. You can go there by car, (park across the street at the garage) or by foot (walking from A.T.&T. Park) or from public transportation.

This is one of the best places ive been to. The boys are beautiful the bartenders are beautiful and sweet. Well one could work on it a little bit. The one that faces the DJ is not as friendly as the other bar tenders but you cant always have the best. But none the less what a great bar. The upstairs has great setting really sweet bar tender upstairs as well. The only bad thing was they used wayyyyyyy too much fog. I heard a ton of people complaining about the fog. So Beaux if you could fix the fog this and the not so sweet bar tender down stairs you would have a perfect bar. We had a blast!!! Thanks Beaux!!!!!

The New Mission was an important part of my young life (as well as the Grand Theater). Pretty much love everything the Alamo is doing. Really love the fact that the such as beautiful job was done bringing this venue back to life. A venue that several generations of my family patronized from the 1920s on, and that it was not leveled or turned another annex for evil Academy of Art College. To the complainers: You're adults (allegedly). You might have wanted to read up on the company and their mission statement (I did ten years ago and was a fan before they even came to California). If you don't like the way they do things (which has been very successful across the country), you have a wide range of theater choices in San Francisco. Variety is the spice of life and this is just about one movie theater, and your problems with it are patently First World. Remember, special snowflakes, service cannot be 100% to your singular worldview. Perhaps talking to a manager or someone at the service desk would be better than venting on a FB page. But, let's put this all into perspective; you're complaining about smelling the food being served when children are starving in poverty (no one has ever sat next to you with buttered popcorn or a hotdog before?), what a sheltered life you've had. Perhaps, it might be more to your speed to patronize a suburban cineplex or perhaps just Netflix and Chill, so no one can possibly offend you. Because being an adult is hard, the world is frightening, and life is pain. Keep up the good work, Alamo! You're pissing off all of the right people, and making the rest of us happy in the process. Now, I can be in a theater with people who appreciate what you're doing and who really get it — a civilized theater-going experience — thank you!