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Awesome people, awesome venue. Never been treated better as an organizer and a guest. Seriously, they have everything - VIP area with bottle service, second separate stage, another "chillout" room that doubles as a huge dressing room, 24-hour yummy pizza next door or delivered to the table. All ages, open till very late, convenient access, huge Costco parking across the street. Very professional and attentive crew that instantly makes you feel like home and goes an extra mile to address your sometimes crazy requests. Powerful sound for all kinds of music - I have been to great rock/punk, jazz-rock concerts and psy-trance sets there. Highly recommend.

Ever since I wasbintroduced to this club three years ago, it's consistently been an awesome experience. The location is easy for me to get to, and the staff are all super nice and do a great job. Lastly Public Works manages to bring in really great acts....and they offer Coconut Water for those that don't drink! Awesome!!!!

Been here twice and loved it both times. The staff is great; everyone is very friendly. The cats are adorable and love to play or be pet. I've had the Sundae Waffle both times and it was delicious, as was the hot chocolate. If you order food or drinks, you can eat it before or after your time with the cats, which I suggest. You can also eat while you're in with them but you'll find yourself spending time eating instead of playing with them, plus they try to eat or drink your food which is cute but I'm always scared they'll eat something they shouldn't, like chocolate. Plus, by eating before or after, you can do so in the cafe part while watching the cats through a long window. So it kind of extends your time in a sense. And if you like tea, you get unlimited green tea with your reservation. Be sure to get their rewards card since you'll likely visit often, and can earn a free visit by doing so. Their gift shop also has some great things to buy. A really nice, relaxing visit every time. You'll love it!

First time customers and we loved our experience! Thank you for what I considered to be my best donut. We are foodies so needless to say we've had our share. The staff is super friendly and they gave us hot fresh donuts to top it off!!

Awesome people, awesome venue. Never been treated better as an organizer and a guest. Seriously, they have everything - VIP area with bottle service, second separate stage, another "chillout" room that doubles as a huge dressing room, 24-hour yummy pizza next door or delivered to the table. All ages, open till very late, convenient access, huge Costco parking across the street. Very professional and attentive crew that instantly makes you feel like home and goes an extra mile to address your sometimes crazy requests. Powerful sound for all kinds of music - I have been to great rock/punk, jazz-rock concerts and psy-trance sets there. Highly recommend.

First impressions are everything. We arrive at this place and I saw an older gentleman that was guarding the door there were chains everywhere so I asked "can we go through here ?" He replied "I tell what he can't do is vape in front of the door" my friend was vaping and we had just turned the corner to get in. The guy was a complete jerk he was rude and treated us like shit. At that point I didn't feel like taking another step even thought I had purchased my ticket in advance but I toughed it out and stepped inside we finally found out that club portion of the place is downstairs (since the bouncer didn't tell us) we head down and the bouncer scanning tickets and giving stamps was a different story the guy was nice and welcoming. Basically if it wasn't for the amazing music there this place would get one star. I would suggest having warmer faces up front that welcome you in, there are too many clubs in sf now a days to be treated like crap. I get that security has to be strict but there's ways to be strict without being a dickhead. Overall the music and feel of this club gets 4 stars.

I wanted to take a quick trip before starting with a new employer. I went with a shopaholic friend who has never been to San Francisco. Because she had never been there, I insisted we stay at the Westin St Francis. Due to literally a freak of nature, we were unclear if we'd be able to return home once we were in San Francisco, but I reached out to the Hotel, told them of the situation, and they were able to accommodate me. We stayed in the newer tower (I have previously stayed in the landmark tower) which was bigger than I anticipated. It was clean and had everything we needed for the weekend. You can also borrow work out clothes and shoes for $5! One morning, we did have breakfast via room service. That was worth every penny. It came on time. Everything was served at the right temperature. And it was really delicious. It was much better than the place down the street which is a San Francisco institution which will remain unnamed. It takes a lot of people to make it appear that a business is running smoothly. From the people who contacted me because of a possible hurricane heading my way and to the doorman who got the cab for us, thank you.

We stayed in a beautiful corner room with spectacular city & bay views. The bell & front desk staff were very friendly, and they promptly brought some needed items (extra hangers) to our room when we asked. The Tonga room is a different level of service but I knew it was going to be more of a party atmosphere and most of the crowd in there, especially at the hurricane bar, are general public and not hotel guests. They also had no problem keeping our luggage for us for several hours after we checked out until we were ready to leave town. Overnight parking is pricey, however - over $70 with tax per night!

Wonder Con sucks. There was no intention of returning after the first year they left, yet they floated the lie that they were actually going to return to SF. That was just some flim flam to ease the transition. Good riddance. Too much Hollywood hoo ha. I actually like looking at and buying comics. Sadly most local shops avoided the SF Con. They'll be there in the future. Granted I don't have a lot of con experience to compare it to. Enjoyed talking to big name artists at WC. Not so many at SFC. Hopefully that will change. The SFC was fun for this comic fan. The dealers weren't as hard assed to deal with. A friendlier atmosphere over all. Lots of excited kids, families. Hopefully more cosplay in future. It was a good start. Glad it's coming back. Hope it doesn't turn into another Wonder Con.

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I had the banana split this time and it was as good as the Presidio Passion! A must visit in San Francisco! Compliments to Ghirardelli because two years ago in March when I first visited they were slow and we waited 25 minutes for our order! The last two times I've visited Ghirardelli wait times were both less than 10 minutes! Well done for solving the wait times which are now quite quick! I wish they had a store like this in Vancouver, British Columbia!

My family and i visited the park on Independence Day to play tennis and we were treated superbly well by all of the staff who allowed us to play a father and son doubles match and table tennis in the clubhouse. The staff were brilliant to us all allowing us to have great memories of our time in Golden Gate Park and they are a credit to the citizens of San Francisco. Best Wishes to all who work in the park and I hope that tennis players enjoy their game and a future champion is discovered. From the Farrington family, The United Kingdom

SFMOMA's current exhibition, Edvard Munch - Between the Clock and the Bed, is an emotional experience, and one painting in particular touched me deeply: The Sick Child (pictured here). This canvas draws you into the pain, grief, and emotional torture of watching a loved one whither away, in this case Munch's sister who died from tuberculosis. This memory tormented Munch throughout his life, and many of his compositions deal with death, grief, and loss. For me, the scene sparked sorrowful memories from my own mother's recent passing, yet it also helped me feel the love that the two subjects in this painting shared with each other. Munch captures the raw emotion of the scene, which took me back to the last few days when I held my mother's hand. Saying goodbye is so, so incredibly hard. Today, this painting helped let me feel that moment one more time. It's a powerful and deeply moving painting.

This is a must see. The staff at the museum told us quite a bit of the history of the museum itself. Barbara Disney, Walt's daughter, wanted to tell the story of her father, who he was, and what his life was all about. Not about "Disney", but about "Walt". And she wasn't a writer so she decided to tell the story of her father through the museum. She and Her husband own Silverado Vineyards. She wanted her grandchildren and their children to be able to come and learn of their heritage at a location nearby. She didn't want it in Southern CA because it would then be more about Disneyland. She even had to get permission to use her fathers' name and signature from the Disney corp. because they basically own the copyright. The model of Disneyland that you see there was designed and built by the folks at Lucas Films just a few buildings away from the museum. Go! Don't miss it!

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This company is absolutely amazing! I started ordering The Ordinary products from them a few months ago. As you know, TO skincare is super affordable and any order I place rarely hits 50$. No matter how small my order, Beautylish takes the time to wrap everything so beautifully, that I feel like it's my birthday every time I get my order. They also throw in instruction/info cards, samples, AND ship it super quickly. Great products and great customer service. I am a fan for life!

Awesome people, awesome venue. Never been treated better as an organizer and a guest. Seriously, they have everything - VIP area with bottle service, second separate stage, another "chillout" room that doubles as a huge dressing room, 24-hour yummy pizza next door or delivered to the table. All ages, open till very late, convenient access, huge Costco parking across the street. Very professional and attentive crew that instantly makes you feel like home and goes an extra mile to address your sometimes crazy requests. Powerful sound for all kinds of music - I have been to great rock/punk, jazz-rock concerts and psy-trance sets there. Highly recommend.

First impressions are everything. We arrive at this place and I saw an older gentleman that was guarding the door there were chains everywhere so I asked "can we go through here ?" He replied "I tell what he can't do is vape in front of the door" my friend was vaping and we had just turned the corner to get in. The guy was a complete jerk he was rude and treated us like shit. At that point I didn't feel like taking another step even thought I had purchased my ticket in advance but I toughed it out and stepped inside we finally found out that club portion of the place is downstairs (since the bouncer didn't tell us) we head down and the bouncer scanning tickets and giving stamps was a different story the guy was nice and welcoming. Basically if it wasn't for the amazing music there this place would get one star. I would suggest having warmer faces up front that welcome you in, there are too many clubs in sf now a days to be treated like crap. I get that security has to be strict but there's ways to be strict without being a dickhead. Overall the music and feel of this club gets 4 stars.