An HONEST San Francisco Tier List | Top 50 Things To Do 

fantastic video.. the amount of effort you put in is phenomenal. Thank you!

Fantastic list to start if you have visiting family/friends.

Waymo rides getting an S is hysterical …

Thank you for making , been coming to SF for over 20 years and you brought up some interesting things to do and see

Great video as a 30 year SF resident, I’d say your rankings are all in the right neighborhood (pun intended). Land end is S tier though.

Seriously, you not recommend the Golden gate bridge to visit,because it is usually cold or can be foggy? It is ridicoulus!

Considering i've been to 90% of these locations myself. Take what he says with a grain of salt. All about personal perspective at the end of the day

Great info, Thank you!

Thank you for the great video!

Very local 👍 Thanks for sharing！

Specific ratings are personal opinions, of course, but overall I think this is a great video by a local. Maybe not for tourists and/or close enough to downtown, but I like Funston Beach, John McLaren Park, Mount Sutro Hiking Area and the residential areas around it. Even walking up the hill from Castro up toward Noe Valley. It's easy to find those hidden gems that are part of local living... Anyways, thanks for the fun video. People trash SF too much these days. LOL. There still are a lot of beauties left in the city.

Well made video man! I want to add though, last I checked Waymo is still by invitation only (ie you need an invite code) and it's not likely a tourist would be able to get one, am I wrong?

Great! Filbert/Greenwich stairs are S tier for me. My favorite walk in the City. Then a walk downhill to North Beach for a treat.

This is what sf is without all the poo and other problems. Gorgeous. I’m sad how far it’s fallen

What! No comment about the Tenderloin. 😊

Hey, Adam! A really fun video. You know me, I consume all content SF. Always trying to get ideas. We were here for music March 8th weekend, this past weekend, and will be there on Easter (to pick up our Navy son flying into SFO). On the 1st, we are taking him and his girlfriend to Bodega Bay for the day. Bodega Bay is a must-visit, too. Anyhoo, yeah, as many times as we have traveled to the city since 2020, we've never done the cable car, visited Pier 39, or gone to Alcatraz, and not into museums. 🤷‍♂ I agree with the Ferry Building. There is a lot to explore there. We recently saw DreamState at the Palace of Fine Arts. Did you know the PFA once housed the Exploratorium? Love the Haight/Ashbury. Fun Fact. The Haight Street Market used to be a Rexal Drug Store way back in the day, that my grandfather owned. He was a pharmacist. My mother was born in SF. Once the hippies came around, my grandfather packed up with the family and moved to Pebble Beach where he then bought the Rexal Drug in Pacific Grove. I was born in Carmel. You have footage of the Love on Haight store. I have bought a few "rave" pants there. ☮ No mention of Hayes Valley. When staying in Japantown, for a music event at GGP, one weekend, we ventured into Hayes Valley. It was so alive! Just bustling. So, not like downtown/financial district. Had a cocktail at Smugglers Cove, and then dinner at Chez Mamon Cafe. Thanks, again!

Amazing vid 🔥

What about USFCA or The Warfield theatre???

i disagree with Muir Woods, S tier by far if you know what parts to hike.

You didn’t show how crowded the bridge is. Been there several times and haven’t experienced the fog or the crowds. Sure it’s cold, but what place isn’t cold in winter?

It's a bridge super over rated

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