San Francisco

DNA lounge is a place where guests are literally transported to having the most memorable entertainment experiences ever. It's a place that's one of a kind extremely friendly, affordable, non judgemental, safe, spacious, cleanly welcoming to all. Every single time I've gone I've left feeling very satisfied with every aspect the dna staff and the venue itself provides. It really makes sure it's guests have a blast whether that's enjoying food at the pizza place next door or dancing your heart out on the dance floor.

My first time here was a year ago for an event. One of my favorite "learning, understanding & self improvement" authors was part of an unusual event for me to go to. I wanted to go and glad I did. This place is so nice for all ages & the staff is so nice.

Loved the event and got a chance to share it with some of the coolest friends in gaming and anime. Shout outs to: Migz, Neo, Cameron, Alyssa, Hanzo, Timtastic, and everyone that supported my cosplay that I did not mention, your love was felt, acknowledged and is totally appreciated.

I had a great time but the bartender all but refused to serve me, the guy next to me actually had to point out to the bartender that I'd been waiting longer, and that was after he ignored us for a while, it was early and not busy yet. Then later another girl went to buy rounds and it took half an hour. I tipped well anyway, but dang.

I have had the privilege of experiencing SF Eagle from all different sides, a regular bar patron, working during Folsom and Up Your Alley Weekends, volunteering at coat check and of course hosting and promoting events like a beer bust. Through these experiences I can say wholeheartedly this is one of the best bars in The City. The bar staff are amazing and unique, the kind of people that are instantly your friends. The bar owners are two of the nicest guys I know and they truly care about SOMA, preserving its history and supporting local non-profits. All of that is very rare. I had the privilege of being a loyal customer when it was Eagle Tavern and it was great, yes things were a little cheaper and after the Tavern closed we felt a huge loss. When new ownership stepped up to take on reopening the bar I don’t think that many people realize what they had to do to get it back up to code. The roof had to be replaced, bars and walls rebuilt, in some spots the wiring had literally been pulled out of the wall. One heck of a challenge which they pulled off flawlessly to be this incredible place we can now call home. The bar is constantly growing and improving on itself and I for one am excited to see what the future holds.

This place is amazing! They know how to take care of their guests' we stayed for a night to celebrate our wedding anniversary and they compliment a bottle of champagne! Also the room was nice and big. They also have the M lounge for Elite and Gold members for snacks, drinks, light meals at night and great breakfast buffet! The coffee machine is awesome! Beats spending $ to Starbucks! Thanks again for a great stay! Will definitely stay here again! This hotel is centrally located in the heart of downtown SF! Easy access to train station and all tourist stuff! We stayed early December and I love the Christmas decorations! Staff is wonderful and very helpful! Thanks Marriotts for a fantastic stay! 👍🏻🌲🍷

My family and I live to go on trips... This trip to San Francisco was amazing and one of the best things was coming to this hotel... It's amazing and beautiful. When we came they had the road closed for a parade so we had to circle the block until we found where they mover the ballet parking. Once we found it we had to carry my wife and I as well as our 4 kids luggage back to the hotel 3 blocks... Exhausted obviously when we got there the hotel staff was amazing and overly apologetic for the situation. After a day of walking my whole family around the city and to all the fun things to do and see we came back to the room to an amazing trey of cookies and milk and some beers for mommy and daddy with a personalized note thanking us for staying and once again apologizing for the trouble when we arrived... This place and staff like I said made all the bad that happened totally worth it... My number one spot to stay Everytime we come to San Francisco!!!

The Exploratorium is a great place to explore your inner sense of wonder! The exhibits are plentiful, well thought out and almost all of them are totally hands on! This is probably the most hands on museum I have actually ever visited. Touching and playing is encouraged. The exhibits are well laid out in sections which explore movement/physics, sight/color, human emotion, sound, time/perception, and natural sciences. There were lots of kids at the museum the day that I went. Apparently, there are "adult" nights where they open the museum for adults only (along with open bar). The complex covers all of Pier 15/17. Go to the top terrace of the museum to get great views of the Bay Bridge extending over to Oakland.

This is my most favorite stop in the city. I believe this spot to be one of the most historical and popular places to visit. Humphrey Bogart stood right above this place in a favorite movie of mine called "Dark passage" with his wife Lauren Bacall. But I think I love most being with my family parking on the seawall there during rough seas because the waves will literally break on your car as they are doing this very day.

Had the "Ocean Beach" sundae - delicious vanilla ice cream with sea salt caramel and hot fudge. A small tip: if the main entrance line is swamped and seating is limited - head over to the West Plaza of Ghiradelli Square where you can find another cafe with the same menu and seating as well! Also - go on a rainy day- lines are a lot shorter ☔️😀

Johannes at the Golden Gate Segway Tour was so informative and fun. Even though we are locals, we learned so much about GG Park and had a blast learning how to drive the segways and checking out nature. Highly recommended for anyone looking for something new and fun to do in the Bay Area! We will be back for the advanced tour.

Here's my honest review. I was going to give it 3 stars but the education aspect keeps it at 4. I'm 39 and we would visit this place almost every weekend as kids with our grandparents that lived in San Francisco. I'd come here as well older on free days or when I had a pass as well. The remodeling is very nice, I love modern, but the charm is absolutely gone. Only one side now has the original architecture and some of the amazing Iron railings are still there, but they are basically gone. Only one iron railing section remains by the alligator. While the new Planetarium is amazing, the old one is sorely missed and better IMO. Same with the mysterious pendulum room, gone, now replaced and put out in the open bright room. It also has waaaaay less displays and interactive exhibits. There's only half of what used to be there, maybe even under half actually. They really downsized everything though. I'm being an old man, lol, I miss the charm and mystery. It's definitely not the same. Moving on, what they do have though is great and educational, and all of the staff is extremely knowledgeable and helpful. The aquarium area nice, smaller, compartmentalized, but it's fun. The rainforest is really great, in its atmosphere bubble. The food in the cafe is excellent, offering some tasty street food. I had some jerk chicken with kimchi and all the fixins. The grounds are really nice, the garden. The roof garden, is nice and serves a scientific purpose with the building, but I was completely unimpressed by it. And it sucks you can't walk around on a trail on the roof, through the garden. You arrive out of the elevator and basically can walk on the square area. The more scientific exploration floors are on the 2nd and 3rd floor, with fossils, rocks, gems and so on. That's my favorite area still which hasn't changed. Overall it is worth it coming here with your family to see the smile on your kids face and of course you learn something each time. But I just really really really miss the charm of the old Academy of Science and all of the interactive things they used to have. They should have filled the giant Plaza area, where you walk in, with exhibits instead of numerous chairs. Just my opinion. Whatever, there's my two bits.

The Exploratorium is a great place to explore your inner sense of wonder! The exhibits are plentiful, well thought out and almost all of them are totally hands on! This is probably the most hands on museum I have actually ever visited. Touching and playing is encouraged. The exhibits are well laid out in sections which explore movement/physics, sight/color, human emotion, sound, time/perception, and natural sciences. There were lots of kids at the museum the day that I went. Apparently, there are "adult" nights where they open the museum for adults only (along with open bar). The complex covers all of Pier 15/17. Go to the top terrace of the museum to get great views of the Bay Bridge extending over to Oakland.

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Awesome place to shop with huge selections and choices on clothes, fashion accessories etc.. very friendly shop staff to ensure you get the best of items to your requirement. The free wifi does help with trying to remember what you looked up earlier to show to the staff.. and finally good prices too!!

I'm a huge fan. Since the theater opened I've been going out again to a lot more movies! I love that the old theater was renovated and that they took in Lost Weekend. For once a new business that gives back to the community and not just takes. The movie selection with new releases and old cult films are awesome and the themed trailers played before the movies are a nice change from the endless commercials you have to endure at the other theaters. I've also gotten free cookies, movie tickets and snacks for joining the Victory Awards. Never got any hot baked cookies served to my seat from Landmark! The service is the only thing that keeps it from being 5 stars. It's inconsistent. The Bear and Bull can be really crowded creating fancy cocktails when you only want a beer and they have a different beer selection inside the theater. They tend to be out of many selections and you cannot get what they have at the bar. Best to get there 30 minutes before to get your order in to make sure it comes in a timely manner. Def something that does not affect the movie but for the sake of reviewing the entire experience that is my review!

Here's my honest review. I was going to give it 3 stars but the education aspect keeps it at 4. I'm 39 and we would visit this place almost every weekend as kids with our grandparents that lived in San Francisco. I'd come here as well older on free days or when I had a pass as well. The remodeling is very nice, I love modern, but the charm is absolutely gone. Only one side now has the original architecture and some of the amazing Iron railings are still there, but they are basically gone. Only one iron railing section remains by the alligator. While the new Planetarium is amazing, the old one is sorely missed and better IMO. Same with the mysterious pendulum room, gone, now replaced and put out in the open bright room. It also has waaaaay less displays and interactive exhibits. There's only half of what used to be there, maybe even under half actually. They really downsized everything though. I'm being an old man, lol, I miss the charm and mystery. It's definitely not the same. Moving on, what they do have though is great and educational, and all of the staff is extremely knowledgeable and helpful. The aquarium area nice, smaller, compartmentalized, but it's fun. The rainforest is really great, in its atmosphere bubble. The food in the cafe is excellent, offering some tasty street food. I had some jerk chicken with kimchi and all the fixins. The grounds are really nice, the garden. The roof garden, is nice and serves a scientific purpose with the building, but I was completely unimpressed by it. And it sucks you can't walk around on a trail on the roof, through the garden. You arrive out of the elevator and basically can walk on the square area. The more scientific exploration floors are on the 2nd and 3rd floor, with fossils, rocks, gems and so on. That's my favorite area still which hasn't changed. Overall it is worth it coming here with your family to see the smile on your kids face and of course you learn something each time. But I just really really really miss the charm of the old Academy of Science and all of the interactive things they used to have. They should have filled the giant Plaza area, where you walk in, with exhibits instead of numerous chairs. Just my opinion. Whatever, there's my two bits.