Never called me back. I don't think they really meant to help me. Never pulled through with their…read morepromise to help,

Not helpful- call was a waste of time. Go on line to get…read morevoucher for Japan Rail Pass.

Fantastic Service! There was no free cab in site and me and my friends were stranded outside of a…read moreclub event and Limousine Drive was able to help us out. Really friendly service and great prices. I will definitely use Limousine Drive again.

I can't believe how horrible of an experience I had this this guy. Not only was he late, I'll…read moreprepared, and rude, kept getting lost and would not follow the directions I told him. I was scared he was trying to take us somewhere to harm us, because he would continued going away from our target destination. I asked for a refund for making us so late, and he became real nasty. He later parked his unregistered truck at my place of business, and refused to move it. I got in trouble from my landlord, as my lease states "no overnight parking." The landlord finally had his truck towed after two weeks, and Reuben has been harassing me for the last 5 years because of it. I am now in the process of filing a restraining order, as he still will not leave me alone. I wish I never would have called him, as I am still not able to get him to leave me alone after 5 years.

Took the train back home after the giants game yesterday. Walked the entire train to use the…read morerestroom and they had none. Asked the conductor about the restroom and they said it was out of order. They couldn't tell me they had a train in service with no restroom. They wonder why no one wants to give them more taxpayer's money.

First time taking CalTrain at the San Bruno station this morning and it was a good experience…read more The platform for riding the trains are upstairs and there are 2 sides-southbound to SF and northboud to San Jose. For parking, you need to have the parking number that is painted on the ground and key it into the machine when paying. Parking is $5.50 a day and tickets can be purchased at the ticket machines upstairs on the platform. You can also purchase CalTrain tickets at these machines or tap your clipper card on the black kiosks. As far as cleanliness of the station and trains, they are generally kept clean and well maintained. CalTrain is definitely more expensive than Bart but they are usually on schedule with times and there are restrooms on the train. The newer trains even have power outlets so you can charge your devices.

These guys are legit. I wanted to visit 18th century France, and lo and behold, there I was. Now…read moregranted, I've only tried them out once, and I really don't know the extent of their capabilities. As other Yelpers point out, it's definitely a service at a discount, no frills, and you have to be *really* explicit with your request. Don't leave anything up to chance, as I don't think they even have insurance (I bought my own). FWIW I think the Wild West and Ancient Egypt would be a blast, and who knows, maybe check out some dinosaurs? Note: they do *not* offer visits to the future.

These guys are great for what amounts to a discount service, and though what you get is just as…read moregood as any of the big, expensive companies, it's worth noting that it's discounted for a reason--in this case, the bathroom on the time machine was a little bit foul. My girlfriend and I used Golden Time Travel when we wanted to take a vacation but couldn't get any time off. It's a great vacation option since you can be gone for literally months and return to the present only a moment after you left. Our first trip booked with Golden was pretty great. We wanted to get away to somewhere familiar so we went to San Francisco in 1905. It was real nice and the exchange rate was excellent, particularly because of inflation since then. The trolleys got us around real easily, and everyone was very friendly. We had a nice time staying at the Palace Hotel, and our bellhop, Edward, was wonderful. You can imagine our shock when, upon arriving home, we looked him up and found out he died the next year in the earthquake, along with the hotel which was destroyed in the ensuing fire. Very sad. I kind of wish we'd warned him now. The next year we saved up a bit and went to classical Greece. Golden Time Travel dropped us off and picked us up two weeks later without a hitch. My girlfriend has a lighter complexion, and though she got made fun of a bit for being a "barbarian"--several times we heard children chanting "bar-bar-bar" and making fun of our yet-uninvented tongue--the famous "Athenian hospitality" more than made up for it. Plus, those togas are surprisingly flattering. My only critique is that the cuisine left something to be desired. We forgot that this was pre-Columbian exchange, so no tomatoes, potatoes, chocolate, corn or avocados. Also, they hadn't quite figured out chemistry in that era, much less baking, so don't expect to be impressed with the pastries (no baklava yet). For our next trip we decided to check out the Bay Area in 2085. Now, I know this wasn't Golden Time Travel's fault, as they just provide the time machine, but this trip was an absolute disaster. Apparently Mark Zuckerberg is a robot fascist dictator in that year, and he forces loyalty through perpetual social surveillance. Well, it was really terrifying, and we spent most of the trip dodging the Google Civilian View drone copters that track down "nonconsumers" and install g-chips to catalog their brain. I know the contents of the future aren't the fault of Golden, but we would have appreciated some forewarning. They certainly have the technology.

This. Bus. SUCKS. As…read morefar as I can tell, it runs with absolutely no consistency. I check NextMuni to plan my bus rides all the time now, which for any other bus line is spot-on and accurate. But I've found it's of absolutely no use to me when I catch the 33--one second, I'll check it and it says it's coming in 18 minutes; the next, it switches to 5 and I need to haul ass to have any chance of catching it. I've missed it twice trying to get from the Inner Richmond to the start of Golden Gate Park for my 3-mile run to the beach (which as a result turns out to be more like FOUR miles). And, while it has the potential to be a great line, spanning a large vertical expanse of the city, there are so many damn traffic lights and congested streets (especially Haight and 18th) that it's almost not worth it. Lurch. Stop. Go. Lurch. Stop. Go. WTF, we're only on 18th and Castro? **luurrchh people fall into each other** Oh God. I'd get out now but I'd have to hike up Twin Peaks. BUS DRIVER: "I'M NOT MOVIN' TIL YOU ALL MOVE TO THE DAMN REAR!" *sigh* Hiking it is. But, to be fair, the route is great. It's the only way to get from the Richmond to the Mission without having to transfer, and ideally would be the fastest, if it weren't for all the aforementioned problems. And... I guess I'm getting a lot of exercise?

The 33 is awesome, there is not an instance when I see buses on this route being super crowded…read more Overall, 33 Ashbury / 18th St is a very good route to take. This route passes by San Francisco General Hospital and California Pacific Medical Center (California Campus). For anyone working at either of the two hospitals mentioned, this is your route. 33 Ashbury / 18th St (Stanyan) to Sacramento and Cherry 33 Ashbury / 18th St (Stanyan) to Potrero & 25th St Correct zip code for the Castro area it passes by is 94114

Omg u have to try this 12 line ..the SF bus system is genius ..12 line from polk st Russian hill to…read moreNorth beach and Broadway ..it's a strange bus line ..obscure ..maybe advanced riders ..then it goes from downtown to Jackson square and back to North beach ..

Since its rerouting has been very convenient us to shop in Chinatown with service at about…read more10-minute intervals. No major complaints so far...some drivers drive too hard...