An HONEST San Francisco Tier List | Top 50 Things To Do

[@jacklong2922]

Leaving the legion of honor out of the museum list is wiiiild. It’s by far the best in the city with an absolutely incredible view and collection. Great on Saturdays, when they play the organ that’s built into the entire museum. It’s eerie in the best way

[@jacklong2922]

Lowkey if you haven’t been recently and are interested in covering it, I have passes and I’d love to show you around. Email is in my description if you’re interested.

[@huntrrams]

Agree! It’s an amazing museum!

[@ericlee6145]

yeah that had me a little sad. easily a tier museum for me

[@Allbegonias]

Must if you like movies like vertigo

[@davidhenning4487]

I was coming to the comment section to say this! It’s my favorite!!

[@louroboros]

A walk north through Chinatown for morning dumplings, then to north beach for lunch, then up telegraph hill and down Greenwich steps to Levi Plaza, and down the Embarcadero to the ferry building is a great little adventure full of scenic vistas and good food. Been doing this every other weekend or so for years.

[@User-uj7nz]

This is the recent comment I'm looking for

[@JDris08]

Thank you for my travel plans Friday!!!

[@Juniperlaneestatesales]

Can you recommend a place in China Town for morning dumplings?

[@SergeantHaze0711]

Considering i've been to 90% of these locations myself. Take what he says with a grain of salt. All about personal perspective at the end of the day

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Absolutely!

[@uhhh5570]

yeah idk what bro is on about rating japantown so low, missed out on marina but that's fine its like an A tier tourist spot, barley showed pics of sausilito which is an absolute S btw.

[@Bubbalubagus]

@@uhhh5570 i think when compared to China Town, it's a lot less fleshed out and impactful. And overall less impactful culture wise to SF than the Castro, which he was ranking them against. He didn't say he thought Japantown was terrible, he said in the speed rounds he couldn't put any location in the same category. I think the priority on Chinatown and Northbeach over Japantown etc. is right for most tourists.

[@FrakThePerson]

Solid list.. I would definitely put the mission as S tier for the burritos and people alone. A serious lack of talking about food besides bread in my opinion haha shoutout the dim sum and the inner richmond as a great neighborhood too

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

I agree. I try to get to Dragon Beaux as much as possible. At some point I want to do a video that's just SF food. Honestly I could do 10 videos on food alone.

[@juswolf22]

Wow greatest place I ever had a burrito

[@plant705]

the Legion of Honor & The Walt Disney Family Museum are also AMAZING museums in SF that shouldn't be forgotten! you can see original Rodin work in the Legion of Honor & Disney museum has one of 3 multiplane cameras left in in the world + free entry on Walt's bday. also if you're a bibliophile: Valencia st in the Mission is peak. You can hit Silver Sprocket, Dog Eared Books, Mission Comics & Art, and Sour Cherry comics all in a 6 block walk - with 10+ coffee shops to keep you company along the way

[@henias7403]

My husband and i just visited San Francisco for a week. ,the weather was great, sunny everyday and no fog. We walked on the bridge , luckily it wasn't crowded at all, great views .it's noisy of course as traffic zooms by but it's a neat experience. Its the Golden Gate Bridge after all😊 There are frequent buses at the visitors center which are helpful in getting around.

[@sportymicahglick8522]

Great video as a 30 year SF resident, I’d say your rankings are all in the right neighborhood (pun intended). Land end is S tier though.

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Thank you!

[@TheRustyLM]

Lands’ End is not an S. Not until the Cliff House reopens -and Louie’s too.

[@0blackfire0]

Shhh... Land's End hike is is still a local secret. Don't let the tourists know how awesome it is. :)

[@larsbars99]

as someone born and raised here, this videos so satisfying lol

[@csiga9490]

Seriously, you not recommend the Golden gate bridge to visit,because it is usually cold or can be foggy? It is ridicoulus!

[@Ramonatho]

As someone who's been to SF many times because I have family there, he's not wrong. Go look at it from the Presidio but getting up on the bridge itself is a waste.

[@pedroemedinas]

I live in the area. Many times you can’t even see the bridge. It is cold and windy. Many tourist are not dressed appropriately and could take forever to park. It is always crowded. So you could do much better in other places and with great views of the bridge.

[@roastbeefy0weefy]

Generous travel guide with a ton of work put in to give non-obvious recommendations from a local's POV? Time for a negative comment

[@GavHern]

seeing the bridge is fun, but going to the bridge explicitly to be there is meh. beautiful from afar, functional from up close.

[@atroyz]

He doesn't say "ignore the GG bridge" but accurately states that it's a trek to get there and it's fogged in for much of the year. And if you're on the bridge, the views OF THE BRIDGE are less spectacular than they'd be from either Crissy Field or Baker Beach. I'd argue that this is also true for the Eiffel Tower. You don't have go on it to see it. However: I DO recommend BIKING the bridge to Sausalito, if that's a destination anyway.

[@MikeTaffet]

Ferry Building on Saturday mornings is pretty dope, since you have the farmers market. And House of Prime Rib is a must for food IMO

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

HOPR is absolutely an institution and worth a visit. But most locals will agree it's a classically overrated restaurant.

[@larsknight5092]

Great video. For me, the best view on the Golden Gate Bridge is from Marin Headlands.

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

I agree! Plus Marin Headlands is amazing.

[@seand67]

Thanks for this great video. I'm visiting SF for my Birthday and looking forward to getting some good photos etc

[@theheckwithit]

This is a great break down, me and a friend are going to visit the Folsom street fair and can't wait to explore the city.

[@ashleyhamman]

Exploratorium was a neat experience, but IIRC it used to be in the Palace of Fine Arts, which elevated the experience, it was a great museum and picnic spot combo.

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Yeah, I think they moved it because of space right? Would have been cool to see!

[@sushh1]

Fantastic list to start if you have visiting family/friends.

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Thank you!

[@CanineConsistency]

Great video. I grew up in Marin. The Painted Ladies were just from the opening scene of Full House. The actual exterior home from Full House is about a mile away. Also, FUN FACT: Jeff Franklin, the producer of Full House purchased the home in 2016 and sold it in 2020.

[@User-uj7nz]

One of my favorite cities, been too long. Good to know it's still nice.

[@PeterRundberg-e4e]

its Not(nice anymore) sorry, they Blew it...

[@kapihannibeshie9634]

It's still nice. ,just follow what Adam recommendations.

[@catmi3068]

Golden Gate Bridge is easy to access by Bus 28! I love the bridge it is so beautiful on a sunny day. Even when is is foggy, it has a different view. I definitely recommend Golden Gate Bridge. Neighborhood to visit is Chinatown and North Beach.

[@pullformore]

I am British, and I lived in the Bay Area for two years (in Burlingame ) from 2015-2017. Your list, and your recommendations, are spot on, although I personally adore the de Young museum, and am less amoured with sports stadia. Besides, Oracle Park just doesn't measure up to Wrigley Field in Chicago. GO CUBS GO! I was back in San Francisco in the summer of 2023, and again in December of that year. I was shocked to see how the city had declined since Covid - as evidenced in your video. I simply wouldn't bother going to the shopping district anymore, there are more empty shops than there are occupied ones. And there is a very evident homelessness problem. Empty shops, people needing homes, the solution seems obvious, but the city so far hasn't put 2 + 2 together.

[@nathanchildress5596]

If you're a tourist my top tips are 1) Don't cram too much into a day, being in a hurry in SF sucks. 2) Rent an E-bike, that's the ultimate way to get around the city WAY faster than cars. 3) Golden Gate Park should be where you spend the most time; the Japanese Tea Garden, Conservatory of Flowers, DeYoung Museum, Academy of Sciences, and just the trails off in the trees are all amazing. 4) Bring a puffer jacket stuffed in your bag, we aren't joking about the cold on most days. 4) I think Fort Funston is the best beach, and it's paradise for dogs.

[@Naynay37758]

Nice one mate, very clear, entertaining and informative.

[@onnodecloe5961]

Thank you for making , been coming to SF for over 20 years and you brought up some interesting things to do and see

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Thank you! Hope you have fun next time!

[@vocado6]

the editing on this video is top tier bro keep up the great work

[@justinyu7754]

fantastic video.. the amount of effort you put in is phenomenal. Thank you!

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sapengro]

I visited Lucasfilm on the Presidio (within walking distance of the Palace of Fine Arts) there's a Yoda fountain and you can enter the foyer where there's some Star Wars history, such as Leia's gun, a Darth Vader costume and other memorabilia.

[@alexroselle]

Coit Tower goes up to A tier if you take the elevator up to look at the WPA murals and the panoramic views. Other museums that you didn’t mention but are well worth a visit: Legion of Honor (Lands End/Lincoln Park, S tier) Musée Mecanique (Fisherman’s Wharf, A tier) Maritime Museum (Fisherman’s Wharf, B tier) Asian Art Museum (Civic Center, B tier) Other landmarks worth seeing if time allows: Grace Cathedral (Nob Hill) Bernal Hill (Bernal Heights) Crissy Field (Marina/Presidio) Day trip suggestion: Marin Headlands. Takes you over the GG bridge, there’s a vista point on the Marin side with better views of the bridge than the SF side, and there’s lots of cool other stuff to see when you get there. There might even be a Muni bus that goes there on weekends, not sure if that’s still the case though.

[@grandmotherproductions9380]

You just became my best friend! From someone who is a Sonoma Co. native Ive been shouting about how Sonoma is better than Napa. Napa is great, dont get me wrong but Sonoma has what Napa has plus redwood forests and the ocean and history.

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Different strokes for different folks, but for me, Sonoma has a better vibe.

[@socoman99]

In museums, you forgot the Legion of Honor. It's actually a better experience than the DeYoung Museum. The DeYoung was rebuilt years ago into a modernist architecture from its classical Greco-Roman style. The Legion of Honor has retained its original look while having its infrastructure completely modernized.

[@user-dLaYxeafe]

Specific ratings are personal opinions, of course, but overall I think this is a great video by a local. Maybe not for tourists and/or close enough to downtown, but I like Funston Beach, John McLaren Park, Mount Sutro Hiking Area and the residential areas around it. Even walking up the hill from Castro up toward Noe Valley. It's easy to find those hidden gems that are part of local living... Anyways, thanks for the fun video. People trash SF too much these days. LOL. There still are a lot of beauties left in the city.

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

I used to go to John McLaren Park every day when I lived in Excelsior. I agree - the best way to find those hidden gems is to just walk around. There's so much going on in SF!

[@itsPhill]

Omg i just moved to sf a year ago and i still havnt been able to explore much. This video was real helpful

[@0blackfire0]

This is a solid list. Cheers from an SF local

[@dianecarman1979]

Thank you for Stairway recommendation...

[@singemfrc]

Muir Woods is a much better experience if you visit on a weekday when its not crowded. Even on a Sunday, if you get the first reservation slot of the morning, you can show up up to 30 minutes before that first reservation time and you will have the place completely to yourself for 30-60 minutes before people start really coming in. Also if you're able, you technically can visit without a reservation. You can park at Pantoll Campground or Bootjack and hike in, its only like 3-5 miles and it's a gorgeous hike. If you want a much longer and even more beautiful hike, you can even park at Stinson Beach and hike from there.

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

All absolute facts. You could also link up the whole Dipsea trail if you really want to stretch those legs.

[@TheTurtlebot]

Best way to explore the bay is have a friend show u around tbh

[@MultiJogh]

Love your video style!!!! I feel like I haven't seen this quality of a video in years. Question: Would you mind sharing what camera you shot all this on?

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Thank you! Most of it was shot on an iPhone 14 pro! The 'talking head shots' and some of the others are on a ZVE1 with the 20-70mm F4 lens. I think there should be links to the amazon pages in the description.

[@greggraham778]

Awesome video

[@melindam4841]

Great info, Thank you!

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Glad you liked it!

[@elliekim6666]

I just visited SF and went over the bridge twice. It was fun. I also liked Lombard st tho I did the mistake of walking up the hill to get there lol. I also went to the zoo I liked it. I need to go back at some point

[@SippyCupAdventures]

Hey, Adam! A really fun video. You know me, I consume all content SF. Always trying to get ideas. We were here for music March 8th weekend, this past weekend, and will be there on Easter (to pick up our Navy son flying into SFO). On the 1st, we are taking him and his girlfriend to Bodega Bay for the day. Bodega Bay is a must-visit, too. Anyhoo, yeah, as many times as we have traveled to the city since 2020, we've never done the cable car, visited Pier 39, or gone to Alcatraz, and not into museums. 🤷‍♂ I agree with the Ferry Building. There is a lot to explore there. We recently saw DreamState at the Palace of Fine Arts. Did you know the PFA once housed the Exploratorium? Love the Haight/Ashbury. Fun Fact. The Haight Street Market used to be a Rexal Drug Store way back in the day, that my grandfather owned. He was a pharmacist. My mother was born in SF. Once the hippies came around, my grandfather packed up with the family and moved to Pebble Beach where he then bought the Rexal Drug in Pacific Grove. I was born in Carmel. You have footage of the Love on Haight store. I have bought a few "rave" pants there. ☮ No mention of Hayes Valley. When staying in Japantown, for a music event at GGP, one weekend, we ventured into Hayes Valley. It was so alive! Just bustling. So, not like downtown/financial district. Had a cocktail at Smugglers Cove, and then dinner at Chez Mamon Cafe. Thanks, again!

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

I had no idea the exploratorium was in the PFA! I've seen a few concerts there, and it is a really beautiful theater. Haye's Valley is really nice. There's a split second clip of Cathenge in the video!

[@tylerethanguo]

Warriors are good, thanks for your jinx

[@bcj8894]

Thank you for the great video!

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Glad you liked it!

[@Move2USA2022]

Very local 👍 Thanks for sharing！

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Glad you liked it!

[@andrew6xrv]

I used to love visiting the San Francisco Center when visiting SF, it’s unbelievable how fast that mall died. Still have to visit to ride the spiral escalators, but it’s just very sad to see.

[@rushanabright2913]

Thank you so much. ❤so much helpful 🎉

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Glad it was helpful!

[@shawnchi95]

Battery Spencer on the northern side of the Golden Gate Bridge in Marin easily has one of the best views of the bridge and it's WAY less well known. Finding parking does take a while though. Also not mentioning Mexican food in the Mission is criminal

[@brentsummers7377]

7:58 Above Fort Point (with the red arrow). That's the exact place I stood & took several photos of the bridge. But I agree, if I'd taken the time to go down to Fort Point my photos would have been better. However, I'm still happy with the photos I got - & the weather was perfect.😂

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

I think you can get amazing pictures from both angles. This way gives you something to come back for. Fort point is really cool to visit, especially when waves are hitting the road.

[@kEaNeKlEiBeR]

Fun fact: coit tower is modeled after the nozzle on a fire hose

[@garymckee7739]

What! No comment about the Tenderloin. 😊

[@TheNobleExile]

Check out "The Willows" in San Francisco. Nice spot

[@ErikKristianGonzales]

Fort Point is so cool! And has a neat little museum ish place in there! My friends and I ended up there all of a sudden and wasn’t even looking for it and we were amazed!

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

That would be an incredible way to visit fort point! Such a good surprise.

[@TheRustyLM]

16:05 It’s obscene that the cliff house and Louie’s are shuttered. Illustrates how far a once-fabulous city has fallen.

[@leamaron]

Where to stay? Which Hotel you can recommend ? I think its good for me to stay in castro street (or around). What do you think ist good there ? Also doch you think ist IS best to have a Clipper Card ? Or Just Rent a Bike or something? Or ist a Hop in Hop off Tour better? Sorry for asking that much. Very interesting Video thanks ❤

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

I don't stay in a lot of hotels because I live here. For that you need @SippyCupAdventures. I typically use a clipper car for busses/BART, and Lyft bikes to get around SF. You don't need a clipper card, I believe there are day and weeklong passes available at BART stations.

[@leamaron]

@@AdamDoesNotExist ah perfect thanks to you :) SF ist my big dream in my Life since my childhood because of a series named Charmed. There are plenty of Clips about SF and for me ITS a mystic City with so much to See AS you mentioned in your Videos ^^ So lyft Bikes Sounds very good i hope i can make it someday to SF. For now im saving money to take a travel because i live in Germany 😅 maybe i see you there some day.. haha

[@salmonsalem6159]

17:03 …can I still ask you to do a “I spent a whole day in Berkeley” video? I get we’re not as touristy as the bigger cities in the Bay Area but I still want to hear your thoughts and opinions!

[@thisisjustafakename]

Ocean beach ahead of mission is wild for me, especially since you say GG bridge is not worth visiting because it is cold/foggy. Ocean beach is usually a million times worse! Meanwhile Mission is vibrant with culture

[@stralerman]

Amazing vid 🔥

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Thank you!

[@gingerhitzke9185]

It’s really hard to find your channel. The 1st video I saw of yours was recommended by youtube. I tried to find you by searching “Adam” and lots of channels came up that are not you. Fortunately you were in my watch history. Also, I can’t find you on Patreon.

[@pastense]

I agree with most of these ratings. But what’s the deal with bashing on all of our sports teams?! C’mon bruh! 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@nathanchildress5596]

He's being real man, we've had it so good for so long but all teams boom and bust. I still love the Giants, Dubs, and Niners however their seasons go.

[@pastense]

@ we’re definitely no slack! Dubs are slaying hard so far. Giants and 9ers have established legacies. Sad to see the A’s go, but they even have their own movie in Moneyball! And can’t forget about the Sharks. Bay Area sports teams really ain’t no slack. You can tell dude ain’t originally from here. Or perhaps he’s not a sports guy.

[@irferf]

Well made video man! I want to add though, last I checked Waymo is still by invitation only (ie you need an invite code) and it's not likely a tourist would be able to get one, am I wrong?

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

I believe it's open access in SF now!

[@stephanie06-9]

You are correct. Tourists can apply ahead of time for a special temporary invite code, but they need to do so in advance.

[@uyhjkjmnm8]

Amazing vid

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Mary-oc5ns]

The Golden Gate Bridge is worth going over on a bike IMO

[@xwiredguitaristx]

Were going to SF next week and staying at The Palace hotel, is staying in Union Square a mistake? I picked it cause of proximity to all the mass transiut that can take us everywhere else and concentration of hotels.

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Technically that's SOMA. I wouldn't say it's mistake, But it is downtown. Lots of offices in that area. You're right by Yerba Buena Gardens, and the Salesforce Park which are worth checking out. If you like fired chicken sandwiches The Bird is excellent. And the Metreon has one of the most advanced Imax theaters if you want to see a movie. You're by MOMA, the ferry building, and a bunch of those landmarks too!

[@xwiredguitaristx]

@@AdamDoesNotExist Thank you for the reply, we are looking forward to our trip!

[@martinsto8190]

When there are criticts of the steepest street in the world, some mention that San Francisco should be in first place, and I get where they're coming from. I think both Elizabeth ST after Hoffman ave. and 25th between Dolores & FairOaks can arguably be on the list of the steepest streets in the world, but I don't know which of the many hills in the city has the biggest % of grade.

[@onastur]

as a berkeley citizen, seeing berkeley in D tier hurts… but I can understand it. you can only appreciate it if you spend more than a day here, it’s all about people

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

I love Berkely. Sometimes it feels like a much better Oakland (where I live). But from a tourism standpoint, I'm not really sure where I'd send people for a day trip.

[@onastur]

@@AdamDoesNotExist I can love both, despite what the news says I can’t knock oakland considering I eat a boychik bagel every other morning

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

@@onastur So good! I put them in a video about Oakland!

[@OddsJet]

When you go to NYC, don’t walk Brooklyn Bridge either!! 🤦‍♂️

[@seanmcdonald5859]

Ferry building goes on the list as does a ferry ride.

[@tanthiennguyen9308]

Ängstlich, wie der Luxemburger auf dem Brücken anschauen zuschauen muss

[@bryanbischof4351]

I actually thought most of these were very reasonable if not exactly how I’d do it … except … the nearby destinations. My god. To put wine country above Muir Woods is a travesty. Even very wine interested friends recognize that wine country is a novelty but kinda a lame day (a tasting or two and some long car rides). And saulsalito?! I can’t even.

[@HelenFire420]

Honestly, Stinson beach in Marin is way cooler than Ocean Beach but IDK.

[@kevinumber7]

Sutro Park is my hidden gem

[@Shroomskyoffical]

i disagree with Muir Woods, S tier by far if you know what parts to hike.

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

There really is no place like it

[@angelamcfadden919]

@ Shroomskyofficial Where do you recommend to hike there?

[@dingbat32112]

I often hike down from the panoramic highway. Park up by the Alpine Club.

[@kgb4187]

No Red's Java Cafe under the bridge?

[@FullSpectrumWarrior]

This is what sf is without all the poo and other problems. Gorgeous. I’m sad how far it’s fallen

[@mikekun155]

I would rank Castro higher, especially their night scene. So man nice bars and clubs and many friendly people. Otherwise, solid list.

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Yeah the Castro is really nice. Some great restaurants and coffee shops as well

[@samkurz]

I totally disagree with you about the GGB. I have lived in Cow Hollow Marina for years. The walk down Chrissy Fields is the best view and a beautiful walk to the bridge. It is not that crowded. Ocean Beach is ok but windy and cold. Chestnut street and Union street is safe and fun to shop. The Presidio is a the most beautiful spot in the City. Close to the bridge and you see best views of the Bridge and Water and Chrissy fields.

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Fair points!

[@kynew]

The mayor of San Francisco should pay this guy and use this to advertise sf

[@Carlos-ms1yx]

I personally love Sutro Baths

[@michaelmoore3255]

As an 80 year old native San Franciscan still living here, you have done an excellent job of showing my city. Unless I just missed it, I didn't see the Palace Of the Legion of Honor museum ? Thank you for your video.

[@JakeSpurlock]

The labyrinth is gone at Lands End, which is a total bummer.

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

I had to google it. Vandalism!? That's terrible.

[@tanthiennguyen9308]

Ich war auch in Sturgart Bahnhof gewesen

[@thedoneeye]

Adam, have you ever been to the Columbarium in the Inner Richmond? SUPER creepy but (surprise!) it's NOT haunted.

[@MikeTaffet]

Not mentioning the Legion of Honor museum is an interesting choice

[@tanthiennguyen9308]

Vieles Romantisch Plätze gebaut worden..

[@youtubewatcher4603]

Would you please close out the video with the tier list in all its glory? Cheat sheets are very convenient. I love the chapters, though.

[@melissanicole4357]

Cal academy is S tier. Exploratorium is A. If you had been to both you’d agree.

[@Noremac_the_Negligible]

I was down for this video until the Berkeley/Oakland slander I’d rather hang out there than the city

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Same. I live in Oakland now. But if you were a tourist watching a video like that, there's probably more that you'd like in SF.

[@GRADE_A_M3NACE]

What about USFCA or The Warfield theatre???

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

S tiers!

[@tanthiennguyen9308]

Vielen Dank

[@midnight.amethyst]

The S for Dolores Park must stand for stoner...

[@ArtamStudio]

🤣

[@atroyz]

Great video and definitely one I will send to friends before they visit us in San Francisco. One issue I have is that you refer to the Presidio and City Hall as “neighborhoods“. The former is a national park, and the latter is a building. I appreciate you trying to streamline things here, but we did find that confusing and misleading. Also: as a resident of the neighborhood directly between both the Presidio and Golden Gate Park, I found your omission of the Richmond District a bit sad. But gripes aside, very informative and accurate.

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

The best thing about SF is there are hundreds of amazing places in such a small area! No list of 50 things could ever cover the entire city.

[@aggu5477]

i love japantown but the circulation and space there when its crowded, is terrible

[@marcosmadeiros9553]

A “B” grade for the tourist trap of Fisherman’s Wharf, and a “C” grade for the Mission??! What you smoking?

[@benc4181]

You didn’t show how crowded the bridge is. Been there several times and haven’t experienced the fog or the crowds. Sure it’s cold, but what place isn’t cold in winter?

[@tanthiennguyen9308]

Wie man sich den Schlüsseln richtig drehen kann.........? Welcher Schweizer/in sind der Verantwortung darüber Bewusstsein...........?

[@renzibenzi]

Waymo rides getting an S is hysterical …

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

Cheaper than Uber and Lyft, can do it between other activities so no time commitment, only in SF and Phoenix, it's a must do!

[@jonathanm2464]

Where's the burrito lightning round?!

[@AdamDoesNotExist]

I thought about it! But I feel like the SF Burrito scene deserves it's own video at some point. I'm also not sure if I really want to expose the hidden gems.

[@qball2018]

Ur a freak for rating the mission like that

[@pkftw4166]

This video is good to see the locations but 100% ignore the ratings. They are pretty bad. Use your own judgement. Union Square, for example, is for upscale shopping, not sightseeing.

[@lettuce1626]

For an A tier thats above Castro and Japantown, you barely said anything about Presidio

[@tanthiennguyen9308]

Wollen Sie neuen Autobahn über der Schweiz fahren.....! Der Benzin Preise ist stabil bleiben

[@willburns9450]

I think this is a good proof of concept but as an SF native kinda feel like some interesting decisions were made. First, I understand not naming a bunch of specific restaurants, but at least categorizing and including some would’ve been good. SF has a lot of classics that could easily be piled together (Mission style burritos, dim sum, pizza, etc). Also, Golden Gate Park is great but there’s so many things to do within that slapping an S on it and moving on feels like an oversimplification. Also, ik the ferry building farmers market got a mention, but so should all the other ones. Clement st. comes to mind. Also MANY neighborhoods were left out, especially ones that probably should’ve been ranked next to each other given their appeal to similar types of people. Including Berkeley as a nearby tourist destination is also puzzling as there’s plenty of other spots (Marin Headlands, Monterey Bay, Big Sur, heck even Stanford). Never even touched nightlife either which is a huge draw especially for some neighborhoods that may have or have not been mentioned. 4 years in is a good start.