Such a cute place! Comedians were very funny! Sat in the front row and the comedians made some…read morefunny jokes to us! Had a few beers that were reasonably priced:)

Looking for a fun and affordable night out in San Francisco? Then look no further than Cheaper Than…read moreTherapy. The bar area has a great vibe and all the comedians were great! Haven't laughed that hard in a long time. Do yourself a favor and check it out. Seriously go do it. The tickets are only $25 and you will be supporting local Bay Area comedians.

Massagers for your back, neck, head, and all parts of the body! Yup that's right, you learn all…read moreabout the history of the vibrator, from magical medical usage to psychological healing powers, seeing and reading about the technological innovations as well as the more typical uses nowadayz... think the Rabbit. If you don't know what that is, then work your way to the sex shop afterward (or before), since the museum is inside Good Vibrations. They check your ID at the door and make sure visitors know the store is education-based and you are encouraged to ask questions as you roam around. The museum itself is free admission and just a single room, but there's plenty to see, it may take up to half an hour, or longer if you're going to explore the items in the store as well. It was neither crowded nor empty on a Saturday afternoon, mainly couples just coming to check out the museum, but of course, making their way through the shop too. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here, but if you are in the area and like museums, or just looking for something in the adult store, then it's worth checking out.

The woman in Good VIbrations which is where the museum is located (in the back of the store) are…read morevery nice. The museum has a lot to see even though its in a small area. If youre in the area stop by and give it a look see.

I can say that I am a BIG Harry Potter fan. I read the books at least 4x when I was in high school…read more I have been trying to watch the cursed child since it came out but I also wanted my 8 year old daughter to see it with me, but she was too young at the time. After learning that the show is ending in Curran Theater this coming September. Me and my daughter started watching the movies, and I am so happy that she loved it and actually enjoyed them. Now lets talked about the show. The actors/actresses were amazing, in my opinion Scorpius stole the show. The actor who played Scorpius was great from beginning to end. Literally made every laugh in every scene. The transition from scene to scene were fantastic. The stage visual effects were extraordinary, especially when they travel through time. Wow. Mind blowing! Very entertaining! And I super loved it when the dementors came out. My daughter got spooked because it came really close to where we were sitting. Lol Overall I will give this show a 5/5. 10/10. 100/100. Its just too good. I was really surprised that my daughter didn't complain how long it was. Thats how good it was.

I'm a Harry Potter fan and heard this was playing in San Francisco so I HAD to buy a ticket even if…read moreI had to go solo. The lodge to me were the best seats to get to watch the show!! But let's get to the important stuff, the play! OMG, one word- magical! It exceed my expectations and I know I wasn't the only one. The people around me were in awe of the magic and illusion throughout. If you do anything in San Francisco, you must check this play out! It really doesn't matter if you are a Harry Potter fan or not. It will blow your mind!

Amazing. Not to be missed. What a thrill! From the moment you enter to the final ending -…read moreeveryone/thing is A+. The staff, the show, the fun - simply top notch. We went as a group and had a blast. Can't wait for the next one. Thank you Joshua Grannell!

Am I at the same haunted house as everyone else, because I don't understand the hype…read more We got there early and they were well organized and got us in on time for our 6:15pm program. The bar downstairs is ridiculously expensive at around $12 for a small glass of liquor with lots of ice, of $7 for a bottle of water. Restrooms are open to anyone and mon gendered so be mindful when you're at the urinal because women can and will be behind you at the sink washing their hands. The decorations look like something out of Hobby Lobby meets Dollar Tree. Oh with a lot of cheap flat screens everywhere. The actors reminded me of everyone in my High School acting club. Good try, lots of passion, but not scary. Especially when I've been to both Universal Studios Florida and LA. Groups are about 10 people and our group had a lot of scaredy cats. You can pay extra for these red glow necklaces that make actors choose you or try extra hard to scare you. Turns out some people in our group are scared easily even though they were posing as tough with their necklaces LOL So the theme this year 2025 is good witches against bad witches who are turning humans into rats and zombies. Ummm. .okay. I found the whole thing comical and give this place 3.5 stars. Wish they would spend more time and money on the decorations, tone down the overacting and screaming, and get a better plot line. Crystals that change color, and finding those crystals seem less than scary if you ask me. This would be a 4 star haunted house if you're like 12 years old.

Jay Alexander was mind blowing, mixing quick wit with a fabulous stage presence. He had the whole…read moreroom laughing and then gasping in astonishment the next. It'a show you will talk about for hours and days alter. A really great time had by all. thanks Jay and all at Magic at Marrakech.

Awe-inspiring, magnificent, transcendent, majestic, superb, glorious. Jay Alexander's performance…read moreis sublime! We're already making plans to go back! It literally is fun for the whole family and a great value as well!

Purchased tickets with ease, was given the option to add to calendar with full info which I always…read morelove! I did two separate purchases with blind seating, we added a fourth person later, it was not possible to select seating purchasing blind. We were completely ok sitting separately. Day of when ticket email came and seats were viewable all seating had been placed together which was REALLLLLLLY appreciated and not expected!! The theater is old, and stunning all the details in the architecture. Due to its age the seating is not elevated which is NO current fault. However it did cause all spectators to move their heads around to see the production. The row above us was empty we ended up climbing up a row in order to see. When I book again I won't book blindly and will select my seats. The production was cast WELL!!!! Chemistry isn't always evident among theater cast, it was present here.. Very present!!! Choreo was on point, vocals were Spectacular, energy was high, not one person in the production skipped a beat!!! We all really thought Hairspray was PHENOMENAL!! Will I return: ABSOLUTELY!!!!!! Great customer service, easy purchasing, small details like grouping tickets purchased separately, PHENOMENAL SHOW......: I'll be back sooner than later!!!!! We used spot hero app to find parking at 520 Mason Street which was underground and secure!!!!! The plus was it was literally around the corner and a one minute walk to the theater!!!!!

I hadn't been to the SF Playhouse in ages, not since it was the Post Street Theater! It's a great…read moretheater with very good sightlines from every seat. I was there for "Dracula, A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really" and had a wonderful time. The sound system was pretty good; I heard most of everything that was said on stage, but whatever I missed can be blamed on my hearing, not their sound system! Seats were relatively comfortable and the legroom was at par with other theaters. The bathrooms, which were not separated for men and women, were clean with seat covers and plenty of toilet paper. It was a bit strange seeing men walk out of the stalls in the bathroom, but it didn't bother me. I would really prefer that the seat is returned to a downward position, though, and happy the floor was dry!

My coworker was looking for a place to go out where there would be games and drinks and came upon…read morethis place. It was definitely a great find. DRINKS Thai iced tea slushie tasted like desert in drink form and was delicious. Nick the bartender was so accommodating and did a great job helping me decide what to order since there were a couple of options I was eyeing. The drinks were average price. SERVICE Great, the games were self service and the bar tops were manned so you just head over when you want to get a drink. AMBIANCE It was a very chill and free flowing environment. The place is a vintage theater turned into a barcade, and I love what they did. It's so spacious, has multiple floors, and the high ceilings make the space even more open. They have huge games on the top floor next to the bar which were so much fun! They had movies being projected onto a huge wall visible from every floor. There's music playing but you can still hear well enough to have a conversation. They had classic to new games. Some of them were free. I was unsure of how I'd like it before going but SO GLAD I went. Great for a fun date or just hanging out with your friends. I could also see it being a fun place to have a bday party. I'll be visiting again the next time I'm in San Francisco. Check this place out! Trust me it's worth a visit.

I've been here a handful of times, and it's generally been a good experience with each visit. It's…read morea casual barcade. I love that it's multi-leveled and has high ceilings as it makes it feel more spacious, because it can get crowded. There is a wide variety of arcade games and pinball machines with various wait times depending on the crowd. They also have plenty of large screens all around that run games, movies, and or music videos. Drinks at the bar aren't bad and like others have mentioned, the bartenders can be a hit or miss. I've encountered several chill bartenders, others not so much. Same goes for the security at the entrance. Overall, Emporium is a fun venue to check out if you are in the area.

"You're selling me a fantasy that I want to explore It…read moresounds so good spoil me rotten to the core" (Rihanna) The Exploratorium lets curiosity run wild, mixing art, science, and hands on wonder into one big experiment. There are so many amazing exhibits here but let me tell you about my favorite one. It was an exhibit in a gallery dedicated to explaining and demonstrating how AI works and how it can be used. We were asked to make a drawing of anything, anything at all. I drew a house and a cat. Then we were asked to pick a musical style -rock, hip-hop, blues, kiddie songs, techno or whatever. That was all it took for the machine to take off into cyberspace. The AI gears whirred away and out came a song combining our drawings and chosen musical genre. Who knew a rocking rock song about houses and cats could be so great? They have six galleries with hands-on kid friendly exhibits covering math, illusions, technology, electricity, magnetism, biology, cell structure, light and color, sound, and social science. There are demonstrations scheduled throughout the day in these galleries, on topics including magic, lasers, biology, botany, and weather. So, if you've ever dreamed about seeing a cow's eyeball get dissected, well,,,, you're in luck because a cow's peeper gets dissected five times a day for your viewing pleasure. The Exploratorium was jam packed with kids having the time of their life exploring the wonders of our world. This big kid had a blast as well.

Still hands down our favorite science museum in the country. There is just so much to see. We used…read moreour ASTC reciprocal and needed to come back over two days and still only saw about a third of the museum. (ASTC allows 2 people to enter regardless of the home membership) Our favorite discovery this visit was the space exhibit (lots of interesting hands exhibits) and the AI portion - very cool live generated AI images based on found objects and generated music and artwork based on your own drawings.

"I saw a werewolf with a Chinese menu in his hand Walking…read morethrough the streets of Soho in the rain He was looking for the place called Lee Ho Fook's Gonna get a big dish of beef chow mein" (Warren Zevon) San Francisco is home to the oldest Chinatown in North America. Covering 24 square blocks, its history can be traced to the early 1850s. The driving forces behind the immigration were the California Gold Rush and jobs on the Transcontinental Railroad. San Francisco's Chinatown today is a feast for your senses, with colorful lantern lined streets, produce markets, workers wrapping dim sum dumplings in the store's windows for your viewing pleasure, pagoda roofs, dragon gates, fishmongers, bakeries, and scores of restaurants. Walking through Chinatown was such a treat! We saw dragon dancers walking through the street, stopped at a fortune cookie maker and watched the workers fold up the little cookie bundles and had a family dinner at the oldest Dim Sum restaurant in America, the historic Hang Ah Tea Room. We loved our visit.

When you dim sum, go to Chinatown!…read more The oldest and largest Chinatown in America is in San Fran and it offers plenty of Chinese street food classics and of course a wide selection of baked, fried or steamed dim sum. Most shops open at 7 or 8 so get there before the lunch rush as some of the popular ones get sold out. After devouring all the dim sum, explore and walk around. Another must stop is the Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory which is a family run shop hand folding cookies since 1962. Watch the ladies fold, pack these iconic cookies and pick up a bag or two to take back home to your friends and family. Places we ate at: GOOG MONK KOK BAKERY WING SING DIM SUM DELICIOUS DIMSUM HOUSE OF DIM SUM GOLDEN GATE FORTUNE COOKIE

Sandbox VR delivers a truly top-tier virtual reality experience! I recently hosted a corporate…read moreevent at the San Francisco location, and a week later, my employees are still talking about what an amazing time they had! From the moment we arrived, the experience was nothing short of exceptional. Jamaal and Neo warmly welcomed us in the upstairs lobby and had everything ready for our group. With 32 employees, many of whom had never experienced VR before, I was especially impressed by how organized and seamless the check-in process was. The QR codes were ready to scan, making registration quick and effortless. Jamaal provided clear, easy-to-follow instructions before dividing us into our groups and guiding us downstairs to prepare for our individual games. The entire staff was incredibly friendly, patient, knowledgeable, and professional. They communicated every step of the process with ease, ensuring everyone felt comfortable, confident, and excited about the experience. Another detail that truly stood out was how immaculately clean and well-maintained the entire facility was, right down to the restrooms! It's clear that this team takes pride in every aspect of the guest experience. A huge thank-you to Jamaal, Neo, and the entire Sandbox VR San Francisco team for your outstanding hospitality and exceptional customer service! You helped us create an unforgettable celebration for Support Professionals Appreciation Week, and we couldn't be more grateful. If you're looking for a unique, exciting, and well-organized corporate team-building experience, I highly recommend Sandbox VR San Francisco. We had an absolute blast, and we'll definitely be back!

I'm not really a gamer or VR guy, so I would normally not go to a place like Sandbox VR on my own…read more But luckily with work events, I get to try things I normally wouldn't do on my own. My expectations were low, since I was never impressed with home gaming VR devices that I've tried VR headsets at home. But the combination of VR, multiple people, tracking devices, and actually holding physical weapons made this VR experience amazing!