6 Outdoor open air and covered bocce ball courts. One of SF's best kept secrets. Bob's the best…read more Just be a good guest. Learn how to play by international rules and then make up your own. Iconic views of alcatraz and the bay.

This place is awesome. $10 for unlimited Bocce Ball and you can bring food/drink if you'd like to…read morepicnic it up! Also, the attendant was really nice and helped explain some of the rules of the game and even assisted us while we played. The courts themselves look to be in great condition. If you have your own set, definitely head down because I don't think they'll charge if you bring your own equipment.

I used to work at 1 market & during lunch me and my co-workers would come out here to play bocce…read moreball while getting some fresh air. Pretty much a perfect place to hang out / people watch downtown. BYOBB = Bring your own bocce balls!

This is a great way to hang out as a team and break tradition with normal team builders. We…read moreorganized a team event; which includes use of the courts, an open bar, snacks and an instructor. All we had to do was show up! After a brief intro by our instructor, Benji, we broke into 4 teams and used both courts. This was a great way to be outside and have a little fun. Highly suggest for your next team builder!

Delicious wines and great knowledgable service. Definitely a…read moremust stop when you visit Fisherman's Wharf.

This place is awesome! Kostas was an incredible host, and is extremely knowledgeable-- Somms, watch…read moreout! I cannot wait till I get to come back. Oh yeah, the wine was delicious too ;)

This is a great league for low-key fun (bocce and skeeball), and rowdy after-parties. A great way…read moreto meet people that isn't as intensely competitive as some other amateur sports leagues. You can relax, get to know the other teams, then grab a beer and play some flipcup to your heart's content. Bottom line: cool people, well-run, lots of fun, great way to get out and meet people. Oh and you get a free T-Shirt, I mean come on, what's not to love!?

Howell Mountain is part of the Winemaker Studios and is located upstairs from Sottomarino Winery…read more Howell Mountain is just open the last weekend of the month when the Treasure Island Flea Market is open. Only four wines to choose from but definitely the best tasting wine of all the Treasure Island wineries we visited. This Winemaker Studios is a great little enclave to sample wines from about four different wineries. There's a nice outdoor area to relax and perhaps have a picnic lunch with cheese and bread, or play bocce ball with views of the bay. Currently no lunch food is available for purchase, just wine, jewelry and gifts.

Great place for wine tasting and the proprietor was wonderful. It also didn't hurt that I had great…read morecompany and the weather cooperated. Ended up buying 4 bottles of wine. Can't wait to pop them open :)

They are closed for business even though on all sites they appear open. We literally spent 30 mins…read morein the rain looking for this place

If you've never wine tasted on Treasure Island before, you should totally give it a try. It's a…read morewine tasting experience that's unlike any other, and far from the typical experience that you'd receive at a vineyard or tasting room. For one thing, you'll have a glorious view of the Bay Bridge in the forefront and the San Francisco Bay practically beneath your feet. It's pretty mesmerizing I'll tell ya! Vie Winery is a excellent tasting room to stop at during your journey. The indoor space is setup like that of a warehouse with a rustic and cozy feel. It's pretty spacious inside and also quite lively compared to the other tasting rooms on the Island. Vie shares an outdoor space with Sol Rouge Winery right next door. Their patio has a bocce ball court and a few chairs to lay out on white you're sipping on your wine. It's the perfect hangout spot on a warm summer day. Vie's tasting menu consists of 5 tastes of their current selection for $15. They specialize mainly in reds and red blends which is what they're known for. They did have one white wine on the menu which was a Roussane that I really didn't care for. It tasted like a beer which I found extremely odd. However, I was really impressed with their red blends. Their bottle prices are actually pretty reasonable, and if you don't want to purchase a bottle, you can always buy wine by the glass. Service from ". " was excellent! She was very knowledgeable about the wines and seemed passionate in explaining where they came from. If you're looking to wine taste on Treasure Island, be sure to hit up Vie Winery for a wonderful experience.

Never made it out to Treasure Island before in my 5+ years living in the Bay Area, but after…read morefinally checking out Alcatraz Island & enjoying some rare, sunny SF life - we decided to check out Treasure Island for more breathtaking views. We cruised around & followed the breadcrumb trail of signs pointing to VIE. When in Rome, do as the Romans do! We pulled up right out front where a worker saw us come out of our car. She made eye contact with us, then immediately turned around & stormed off. Confused, we decided to walk further past some tables of people clearly enjoying themselves & we get up to her host table where she promptly told us "we're closed, this is a private party." No problem at all, just would've been nice to have a heads up before venturing all the way in. Disappointing since after we got back, friends & family had actually shared surprising good feedback from this place when they were there years ago.

We were the only table, aside from two others in the entire winery…read more The place is outdoors but the Seasonal Rosé tasted a little like kombucha. The service seemed a little odd and slow. Luckily the food came out pretty fast!

Sol Rouge, you sure do have some SOOOUL! This is by far the most liveliest tasting room that you'll…read moreexperience while on Treasure Island! This was the last tasting room on our Treasure Island Winery tour, and it was also the most fun! The tasting room is quite small compared to a few of the others, but it's also extremely intimate. It has a barn-like feel with a horseshoe style tasting bar and great views of the Bay Bridge on their outside patio. They also share a bocce ball court with another tasting room that's right next door! Dave was our wine pourer and was excellent! He had so much energy and he made us fee really comfortable during our time there. He even gave us a few extra splashes of the wines that we really liked. Speaking of their wine, I have to say that I'm totally impressed! We actually enjoyed every wine that we tasted during or visit. It's $15 for a taste of 5 wines from their current tasting menu. I really liked their smooth Viognier, but their Cab Franc and Zinfandel were my absolute faves! Their bottles are reasonably priced and they also sell wine by the glass! They were bumpin' all of the fun old school hits and the vibe was super casual compared to all of the other tasting rooms that we visited on the island. We loved our tasting experience here and will be coming back again really soon! Would highly recommend for their tasty wines and wonderful atmosphere!

We came here during a Treasure Island outing and had a nice afternoon. There is indoor seating and…read morea public outdoor seating area as well. We chose to sit outside because we had our dog with us and there are signs advising no dogs are allowed in the building. They have offerings of beer, wine and empanadas and we sampled them all. The bartender was very nice and made suggestions. They also had convenient public restrooms and it was a quick walk to get the ferry back. I like that even on a weekend it wasn't crowded and we were able to enjoy the weather and have some lovely conversation. There was also music playing even though we were outside and it added to the ambiance. I would definitely stop in if you're in the area.

This is a good beer bar. We stopped by to check out what was in the big building. There was a…read moremuseum and two bars. Woods serves beer and empanadas. Since we just ate, I decided to get a beer. Service was excellent.

The courts are designed to resist compaction. Compaction is a critical aspect of a good court. This…read moremakes for a slow (boring) roll. Ask the folks at pleasant hill parks and rec how their league likes them. It might help if anyone on staff actually plays bocce at a high level. Really a shame folks buy them.

2.5 stars. The final product is great and we've really enjoyed our court. The crew that did the…read moreinstall was also awesome. I give a ding on the rating however because the salesman is so pompous and rude. We almost didn't do the project because he was such a rude jerk and almost impossible to deal with. Basically questioned us multiple times if we could afford a bocce court (this is the second one we've built so yes we do understand they aren't cheap) before agreeing to meet and then tough talked is at every turn about size and location of our court. Was very rude to my wife on multiple occasions.