Love this Airport! As a traveler, this airport is easy to…read morenavigate considering how big this airport is. The employees are very friendly and it's considered a "Quiet Airport". Lots of food choices and stores to choose from.

Today I went through an extremely upsetting and humiliating situation during what should have been…read morea routine service. Even though everything had been properly approved in advance -- tickets purchased and authorization granted to travel with my 5 cats (for 2 passengers) -- I was suddenly told by the attendant, Misung, that I could only bring two bags. There was no clear explanation or attempt to resolve the issue. It honestly left me wondering: was I expected to leave one of my animals behind at the airport? What was even worse was the complete lack of professionalism. In addition to her dismissive attitude, she and another attendant were seen laughing about the situation, as shown in the video. It was public, unnecessary, and deeply humiliating. This is a paid service, and basic respect and professionalism should be the minimum standard which was clearly not the case. I am sharing this video to document what happened and to warn others. Situations like this should not be normalized

I love that SFO updated their signs to make it easier to get where you needed to go…read more There are much clearer signs that designate domestic vs. international arrivals or departures. Thank you for this! I got to the exact place that I needed to go because the signs made sense. Thank you SFO!

It had been quite a while since my last visit to Terminals B and C. Terminal B looks great and…read moreappears to have received significant updates over the years. Unfortunately, Terminal C feels dated by comparison and could benefit from new carpeting and a thorough deep cleaning. My biggest frustration was the lack of food options for early-morning travelers. SFO has plenty of early departures, yet very few businesses seem willing to open during those hours. If you have an early flight, I would strongly recommend eating before arriving at the airport because your choices may be extremely limited. During my visit, I found only two coffee shops and one retail store open. As with most airports, prices are noticeably higher than what you'd pay outside the terminal. Travelers should expect to pay a substantial premium, with many items appearing to be marked up 50-70% compared to typical retail prices. Overall, Terminal B left a positive impression, but Terminal C and the limited early-morning amenities leave room for improvement.

Flew out of Terminal 3 the other day and it was a decent experience. Drop off at Door 3 was quick…read more Touchless TSAPrecheck ensured that security was done within a minute without taking out my ID or boarding pass. The E Wing has been remodeled with a bright and airy feeling with plenty of shops selling sandwiches and beverages. The other wings seem rather dated and felt like time travel...

Yelp keeps score! The app says that I've been here at SFO…read more(San Francisco International Airport) four times now! Time flies! For this trip, we had a long layover... about 8 hours? We spent most of it at the United Airlines Club. Luckily, my travel buddy had passes! Whew! This Terminal 3 is clean, modern, and well-decorated! Signs were clear and seating areas were abundant! We'll be back!

I don't understand why the rating is so low. Terminal 1 is beautiful, easy to navigate, uncrowded,…read moreand TSA precheck lines are always short. I'm happy our carrier flies out of terminal 1!

In recent years, when visiting family and for other trips to the Bay Area, my wife and I have…read moreprimarily traveled through Harvey Milk Terminal 1 at San Francisco International Airport (SFO). That's because we like to fly Delta, specifically non-stop between Atlanta and SFO; most ATL-SFO flights arrive at and depart from the C gates in Terminal 1. This terminal is fine. The terminals at SFO have the following gates: Terminal 1: B and C gates Terminal 2: D gates Terminal 3: E and F gates International Terminal: A and G gates The Delta Sky Club here in Terminal 1 (next to Gate C3) is good, not great, though keep in mind SFO is not a Delta hub (it's a United hub). I don't recall ever having an issue with security here. On our last trip through Terminal 1 earlier this month, we used CLEAR+ with TSA PreCheck and got through very fast (a few minutes).

Great airport. Easy to navigate . It is clean and has a lot of tables and chairs to relax while…read moreyou're waiting for your flight. There is a lot of food places to eat if you get hungry. It is very accessible to everyone because of Bart and the freeways.

I flew in and flew out of this airport. The airport was clean, and seemed pretty updated. I flew…read moreinto and out of the American Airlines terminal. There are a variety of places to eat, from bars, to tacos, to pastries, they had a little bit of everything. For being such a large airport, it was well mapped out with clear signage. The turnaround time for baggage didn't take very long. I will say I docked one star due to the length it took to get to the ride-share station. You had to down, walk through a tunnel, then take another elevator up to the actual location. Seemed a bit convoluted. Other than that, it was a nice airport.

Terrible experience. I had a problem renewing online. The attendant said that she couldn't help me…read more I pressed on to ask her why. She said she didn't have access to the information. I told her I was stuck without a way to reach someone to resolve the matter. She said I could only use the online chat. I told her that didn't get me anywhere that's why I traveled all the way to the airport. She started helping another customer instead. I waited and showed her the response I received online and described how that wasn't helpful. She said she couldn't help me and to wait for 90 days to see if I get another response. I couldn't use TSA for that trip.

If you travel regularly; it's definitely worth getting. You go through an edited and expedited…read moreversion of regular TSA. The website will take some effort and time to complete. Sometimes, individuals aren't able to make an appointment; this happens and completely normal. We just showed up at the SFO Pre-Check office after friendly guidance from the airport Information Desks. Once, you arrive at the Pre Check Center, everyone is very kind, helpful, and informative. We went early-no waiting mid-week. Hope this is helpful.

The air train is used at the San Francisco International Airport. It goes from terminal one to…read moreterminals two and three. It runs every five minutes and saves on the walking. It is quick and fast.

What a great system here. We kept our bags with us when we arrived so all we had to do was exit…read moreplane and make our way to the AirTrain. It was a short walk from the terminal to the platform, which is always welcoming. It was a very short wait (under two minutes) before the train came and we took it over to the Car Rental Center. The cars were clean and while there were a lot of people going in, there was plenty of standing room for our bags and ourselves. It was a few minutes to the rental center so it was nice that we came in the morning and the view out the windows was wonderful. Looking at the planes at the gates and on the runways with the mountains in the background is always a pretty picture. These rail systems that the airports put in year's ago were a very significant addition to these airports running smoothly. KUDOs to the team at AirTrain.

Clean and bright terminal for international flights - majority Asia flights…read more The famous Joe & the Juice is located in this terminal. The filtered water fountain is also located in this terminal near the TSA exit. You can also complete your last minute Duty Free shipping here!

What a boring terminal!! Only lounge is United. Lots of uncomfortable "stylish" chairs. Terminal…read morefood is as usual overpriced. Very few charging ports or outlets. Very disappointing for an international terminal!

This place is such a bad experience when you are trying to rent a car. Up and down steps, up and…read moredown elevators. Find this desk, no wait that's the wrong desk. The systems are so old that it takes forever to get a car. Only bright side is that the returns are super easy but getting to the train is a pain

Easy to get to from the SFO airport. FYI it is not close. About a 15-30min tram ride from the…read moreairport. Easy to navigate when you get there to find your rental car company. Return is super easy also. Location is right by the freeway so easy to get on your way.

Total zoo. Standing room only. Much more comfortable to be out in the terminal…read more United needs to up their game with the clubs.

Rest stop at SFO (San Francisco International Airport) in California…read more.. We had a long layover, so luckily, we had passes to get into this United Club (airport lounge), located near gate F5. At first, we had passes from our friends, but we're not on their list of authorized users, and we weren't allowed access. We were given the option to pay over $59 to get in. My friend found some passes on her account and we got in! I wouldn't pay that much even though we were there for hours... and even though we had a chance to try the breakfast and lunch items. We did use the restroom and I even got a short nap! The breakfast included fried eggs, sausage, toast, coffee dispenser, fruits, yogurt, granola, and more. Lunch items were things like green salads, sandwiches, wraps, cookies, and a pho bar. The robot helped a lot! It came by several times and we placed our used utensils, dishes, and trash on its shelves. I'm happy we had a safe, clean place to hang out. Thanks for feeding us!