We love this park. I believe it's our third visit to Oracle. Set perfectly to take full advantage…read moreof San Francisco's scenic harbor, there's not a bad seat in the house to catch a game. Background Attended a Sunday afternoon Mother's Day game against Pittsburgh . Weather was initially cool, cloudy and windy, but turned sunny and warmer just as the game started. Had field level seats near home plate with a view directly down third-base line. Great game. Giants came from two-runs down three separate times including in extra innings. Pirates ultimately walked the plank 7-6. Stadium Wonderful open outfield view of the bay, including the now famous giant Coke bottle, glove, and McCovey Cove. It's a fun stadium to walk around and take in the sights. Packed house, loud and avid fanbase. I loved the jammin' organist. Very accessible, whether from foot, car, bike (valet service!), train, or yes, ferry or water taxi. I suppose you could even moor your yacht at the nearby marina. Food Sadly, the hot dogs were not good. Regular dog was bland, bacon-wrapped dog was burnt and the spicy dog tasted very much like the canned tamales I hated as a child. So avoid the dogs, there's plenty of other options. Outfield has a popular crab sandwich stand that had a very lengthy line, so get there early. What's Unusual We met a brother of one of the umpires during our stay here, that was cool and unique. Summary One of the best ballparks in the country, a must-see for your SF vacation itinerary.

Came here for a Giants vs. Mets game on a Friday evening. Entered through the side for box seating…read moreand took a lap around the first floor food courts and general seating area. The security for the side box seating entrance was smooth and quick with bag checks and a quick ticket check. Inside, there were plenty of food stands and people to help point you towards the right area. The energy was lively!

4++ Pretty new arena (as of 2026) that is primarily used as the home of the Golden State Warriors…read more I came here to watch a Nine Inch Nails concert on 3/15/2026. My brother, sister-in-law and nephew were going and I decided to get a last-minute ticket up in the nosebleeds. Typically I don't love going to really large shows and sitting at the very top, but I thought it would be fun to go with family. I'm sure my experience would be way different if I got in the premium areas. The sounds and visuals were still fun though. The new arena itself was pretty amazing. Pretty organized and great art around in different areas of the arena. Even though the place was packed, I still thought it was pretty easy to navigate around. It was also easy to find my seat. Would love to come back at some point to watch a Golden State Warriors game. I saw a game or two at the old Arena and would love to see how it would compare.

Chase Center, where parking costs more than a game or concert ticket. It is what it is though…read more That's San Francisco for you. I still give you 5 stars because once I am inside of you, I forget about everything else going on outside. Go Warriors!! Go Valkyries!! Pro tip: Cel reception sucks inside, connect to their free Wifi.

Great track!!! Generally open to the public on most days. It can get busy at times with many run…read moregroups or athletic teams getting together on different schedules but the company keeps you motivated. Stairs, upper surrounding area, and even the neighborhood outside the stadium allow for variations to a workout. Come here when you're ready to out in some work at the Oval Office.

When people think of the landmarks in San Francisco, they usually point out the Golden Gate Bridge,…read moreCoit Tower, Twin Peaks, & Alcatraz. However. "Kezar Stadium" is usually not brought up in conversations these days considering this place isn't frequented as much as previous decades. Located at the southeastern corner of Golden Gate Park off of Lincoln Way and Stanyan St., this historic multi-purpose stadium that is used for has been in operation ever since breaking ground way back in 1925. Since it was a little early for dinner, I came here on a whim during the afternoon of Friday 11/29/2024 at around 5:00pm. I parked nearby on Lincoln Way but there is a dedicated lot that is adjacent to the main entrance. Much to my surprise, this entire stadium is open to the public while the standard stadium hours are from 6:30am-10pm. What I particularly liked is how clean the grounds are here with an excellent running/jogging track, well-manicured natural grass on the field, a fully functional scoreboard w/public restrooms, and a respectable amount of seating on both sides of the field. From its long history, this stadium once seated up to 60,000 fans from 1925 until 1989; most notably the San Francisco 49ers that used it from 1946 to 1970. There has also been numerous collegiate games held here as well as track & field, rugby, lacrosse, soccer, and much more. The previous stadium was demolished in 1989 and downsized and rebuilt to its current setup that only seats a fraction of what it once seated at around 10,000 fans. These days, the stadium still holds graduation ceremonies, soccer matches, and various high school football games. All in all, "Kezar Stadium" is a piece of San Francisco history as it is located in a much quieter part of the city and away from all the hustle and bustle. All in all, I encourage everyone to check this place out if you haven't already. The grounds are kept very clean while the entire layout (even though this is a very densely populated city) to be spacious and open. My rating, an above average four stars.

Nice Stadium! Weather nice on a weekend for a visitors football game. Seating on one side of…read morestadium with beautiful surrounding views. The Lunch box for your game food serves up Hot Dogs , Pizza , Chips, Beverages from juice to soda , Hot coffee and tea , pastries and more that is a little expensive. Hotdogs were pre cooked and warmed in a microwave bit salty and buns not that fresh. Facility and bathrooms clean , stairs very steep so watch your step , Parking around the stadium and when exiting easy access back to the highway.

Fantastic track that is open to the public most of the time. On weekend mornings, there are people…read moregetting in all kinds of workouts on the track, field, and stadium steps. We've been having fun using the facility for bootcamp style workouts. Track was resurfaced in 2018, so it's in great shape. NOTE: no public bathrooms open near track

Very nice field , we attend a Girls Soccer ID camp. The field is nice and clean . The bathrooms…read morewere also clean, no changing tables . We were comfortable and the logo on the fields look awesome , the girls loved it . Also the turf was bright green it almost looks new . This was a great experience for my teen to meet some college coaches.

Not too many people (including the locals) know that the USF Dons was once an NCAA powerhouse back…read morein the 50's when Bill Russell and K.C. Jones led the basketball teams to back-to-back championships in 1955 and 1956. Those glory days are long gone and it's now a different world with collegiate amateur sports is now a multi-million dollar industry. However, it's still nice to see local kids play the sport they love just purely for the fun and joy of it. Especially women's soccer. Ever since the U.S. Women's National Soccer team won their first World Cup in 1991. And who can forget the iconic picture of Brandi Chastain removing her shirt after making that penalty kick to clinch it in 1999? Ever since then, the game of soccer has exploded, particularly with girls' soccer. Lots of soccer moms driving their kids to practice and games in their minivans was a common scene in the suburbs. Nowadays, the minivan has been replaced by an S.U.V., but the same scene is playing out. Negoesco Stadium is the USF Dons' playing field, or should I say pitch? Named after their legendary coach Steve Negoesco. Home of both the men's and women's soccer teams, it's also utilized by USF students for numerous activities and even a local semi-pro soccer team. Renovated in 2000 to expand the sitting capacity to 3,000. The pitch also received an upgrade of the astro turf in 2016. It only cost $10 to watch a soccer game and you get a free mug, which has been pretty handy. There's also a community feel watching the games, and they are entertaining. I have to disclose that my niece is a starting Defender for the soccer team so that's my incentive, but whether you know someone on the team is irrelevant since the games played are highly-skilled, fun and competitive. What more could you ask for? Oh, and Karl the Fog is a frequent visitor here so better dress appropriately. #YelpChallenge2020 review No. 8

"THE COW PALACE!" read that in your best old school radio announcer voice…read more This place is such a classic Bay Area venue. Opened in 1941, the Cow Palace has hosted everything from livestock shows and rodeos to political conventions, legendary concerts, and major sporting events. The Beatles played here. The Warriors once called it home. It is one of those venues that just feels historic the moment you walk in. Came here recently for the Guy Fieri Super Bowl Tailgate and it was awesome. The event staff were very organized and things ran smoothly, which is impressive given the size of the crowd. Plenty of space, easy flow, and great energy throughout. Such a classic big Bay Area venue. Old school in the best way. Always a fun experience coming back here.

I wish the cow palace would have more EDM festivals because it's so nice that they have tons of…read moreparking and bathrooms. and I mean TONS of parking. They are also well organized the lines to go inside move fast. Came here for a tailgate festival for the SuperBowl and it's was really fun. Too bad it wasn't inside hopefully next time!

Just saw grateful dead here. I love their record authentic American Beauty. Ripple is amazing song…read more Crowded. Heaps of Dead heads. Weir. Hart. Mayer. More. Started with extraordinary uncle john band. Stellar show. One star deduction. Had to stash bag outside yet was there after the show n met interesting folks. Golden Gate park is a boon to San Francisco. Peace.

Despite its name, polo is rarely played on the Polo Fields. So this is like Greenland isn't really…read moregreen or Whoopi Goldberg wasn't really excited. Though it has six regulation soccer pitches on the grass field, a .67-mile cycle track, and a .75-mile dirt track used for running and horse riding, it is best known as a venue for annual footraces (Bay to Breakers), competition (Ultimate Frisbee), and concert venue. Vendors and surrounding businesses appreciate the economic benefit of shows, though local residents don't like the congestion, crowd, noise, trash, and limited park access. Some notable performances: 1. Human Be-In (1967), which helped launch Summer of Love, with Jefferson Airplane and Grateful Dead 2. Tibetan Freedom Concert (1996) w/ Smashing Pumpkins, Beastie Boys, A Tribe Called Quest, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Björk, Foo Fighters. 3. Outside Lands Festival (since 2008): A premier music and arts festival, featuring headliners like Paul McCartney and Kanye West. 4. Hardly Strictly Bluegrass (annual, free). and what I attended: 5. Grateful Dead & Company (2025): The band celebrates its 60th anniversary with a residency of three nights, drawing around 60,000 fans per day. Though on the last day, only 59,999 went home.

Always a great time at Chase for the Warriors game. Great atmosphere , food and doesn't matter…read morewhere your seats are you'll still get a great view of the game. Do miss Oracle, but Chase is great. The team is always helpful and have great energy. Chase is once in a lifetime experience that you must try.

First time watching an NBA game in person last Tuesday. My husband is a big Warriors fan. I was…read morewearing one of his long sleeve Warriors t-shirt, and he's wearing a Warriors jersey. It was so much fun watching the game with other fans. Almost everyone was wearing some Warriors gears. We're all cheering when the Warriors took over OKC briefly at one point. Such a great atmosphere. There're also some short games, performances, parachute/t-shirt giveaways. Never a dull moment. On the other hand, I was disappointed that Steve Curry was injured and we didn't have a chance to see him play. Warriors lost the game, but it was still a great experience for me. So much better than watching the game on TV. Go Warriors!

Tina (staff member) is a real gem, doing good work, firm but kind, going the extra mile to help…read moreguests in need, that girl deserves a rase!!! Great venue, great staff, good times had, highly recommended!!

Up to this point, I'd only heard of The Fillmore as a venue to see live music and other acts. I…read morefrequented the area when my barber moved his shop over there, but other than that, the neighborhood in its current form was foreign to me. Dave Chapelle was in town, and tickets were selling out within hours. On a whim, I bought two Friday night tickets for the same week. I did not check Yelp or Google reviews and decided to go in blind. As we pulled up about an hour early, there was an inordinate amount of people waiting outside, but the line was short and i know why; you have to put your phones into lockers as soon as you enter the venue and there were no ins-and-outs. We decided to just go in early, grab seats and drink and chat for an hour. The time flew by and when Dave hit the stage, it was a non-stop laugh fest for 3.5 hours. The venue is awesome, clean and the staff were extremely efficient from top to bottom. Totally recommend this venue for future events.

This is a good venue to experience College basketball in San Francisco. Watching USF basketball…read morelive is an event that everyone should experience living or visiting San Francisco. It's a mix of students and alumni's. A good time.

War Memorial Gym, also known as "the Hilltop," is a 5,300 seat stadium that hosts the University of…read moreSan Francisco Dons. The stadium hosts women's basketball and volleyball, as well as men's basketball. The stadium was originally built as a tribute to alumni who served in World War II, the Vietnam War, and the Korean War, and temporarily housed the Golden Gate Warriors. The stadium was recently remodeled and expanded. Despite the remodel, interior signage is lacking, making it difficult to locate seats and staff was unhelpful with solving this dilemma. Food and drink options are relatively limited; I recommend getting drinks early, as by half time the venue ran out of all adult beverages except for one varietal of beer. Tickets to games are relatively inexpensive and worth the price for this high-caliber athletic program.