San Francisco

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.

I read the first book and sort Of understood Chad Robertson's story. His passion, his obsession and his quest. The the various croissants, lemon cream tart, croque monseur, morning bun, country loaf and baguettes were all I anticipated and more. The traditionally light and flaky croissants were still flaky but had a heavier, "meatier" mouth feel, character, scent... same with the baguettes. But the country loaf was my dream... sliced and spread with French butter from Bi-Rite grocery, next door. A wonderful experience and temple for for bread-a-holics. I was surprised and challenged that lines continued to form at all times of the day, not a few years after opening. Worth the trip, the queue and the dream

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!

Love this place! I ordered the Hummus platter. They dipped up two heaping scoops of hummus and put an olive on top of each scoop. It looked like two boobs staring back at me. I posted a picture and my friends confirmed that yes, it did in fact appear to be two boobs. Ha!

I love this place and the revamp was definitely necessary to bring the place into the modern age. I recently have gotten to know Mike and his partner Ben the owners of the new Eagle, and I have to say they are amazingly kind and thoughtful men, who love our fetish communities and the people that frequent the Eagle, they strive very hard to be inclusive with they're theme nights and to me that is really empowering of the many diverse facets of the SF fetish community. Anyhow love this place it's a wonderful stomping ground to meet people from all over the world into fetish and the family around the SF Eagle is just amazingly warm, loving, and sexy AF.

While traveling for work I stayed at the San Francisco Marriott Marquis this week. The location is perfect for walking the financial district, which is were I needed to be for work. There's everything a person could need or want either in the hotel itself, or in the surrounding blocks. The front desk staff are outstanding and the fitness room clean and available 24/7. Though my stay was short and sweet, I found the room clean, comfortable and everything I needed for a restful night between two work-packed days. I especially appreciated having The Pantry downstairs for some late night, fairly healthy, snack options when I needed to power through some papers. Thanks for making my work stay as comfortable and restful as possible. I'd love to return in the future for a pleasure trip and enjoy this beautiful city to my heart's content.

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.

This is a fun place to visit. Yesterday we walked all the way from the start of the Pier to the end and this is the best one. We really enjoyed this place. Lots of things to see, eat and shop.

Definitely worth the trip - and the early rise. Since tickets are sold out online way in advance, the last chance to get one of the 100 directly sold tickets is best when showing up no later than 6 o'clock. But beware: everyone of your party must be present when the staff goes a long the cue and hands over a voucher to be returned upon purchasing the ticket. No voucher, no ticket! Other than that, Alcatraz is a great historical site with a guided and an audio tour. I spent nearly all day there, taking my time to explore all accessible areas. A definite must see!

We stayed at the Stratford Hotel, very friendly staff and comfortable beds. Breakfast was only bread type food and oranges, cereal. Elevator could be crowded with long waits at certain times of day, but I would go back. The Trolley constantly runs through taking you to Fishermans Wharf. We were able to sit in the square and eat our cheesecake from the Cheesecake Factory. Nice and clean. Musicians on many corners. Lots of shopping and transportation. Parking garage is $36 for the day, otherwise by the hour. Definitely would go back, great experience!

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!

Waited 10 years to see a significant representation of Philippine Art at the Asian Art Museum. The Opening of the Exhibit on Friday, July 14, 2017 did not disappoint. Members of our Filipino American Community led by our beloved Vangie Buell who connected us to the Museum 7 years before are to be commended for their persistence. And much gratitude to the Museum leaders and staff responsible for making this happen and for involving the community. Thanks to the generous donors including our own community for supporting the effort to bring Philippine Art to us in our backyard in California. Connecting art, history, community and culture while envisioning growth of the art collection for the future, priceless. Lu Sobredo Filipino American National Historical Society, East Bay Chapter

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We love coming here! We have been coming here for over a year and everytime we come, the weather is great, sunny, the vendors are friendly and it seems like it just gets bigger and bigger! No complaints here!! The new location is great. The isle is bigger which allow for more room for my Stroller, the old location was a little tight. The views are amazing, I love being right next to the water. I also like how there are several entrances and parking seems to be more accessible. The only downsize is the missing large grassy area, which can't be helped. It's all paved now. Can't wait to see you in January!

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!

Waited 10 years to see a significant representation of Philippine Art at the Asian Art Museum. The Opening of the Exhibit on Friday, July 14, 2017 did not disappoint. Members of our Filipino American Community led by our beloved Vangie Buell who connected us to the Museum 7 years before are to be commended for their persistence. And much gratitude to the Museum leaders and staff responsible for making this happen and for involving the community. Thanks to the generous donors including our own community for supporting the effort to bring Philippine Art to us in our backyard in California. Connecting art, history, community and culture while envisioning growth of the art collection for the future, priceless. Lu Sobredo Filipino American National Historical Society, East Bay Chapter