Reopen and awesome! My only con, the food and drinks are a bit pricey. Other than that, honestly the pretzels are so good. The garlic aïoli is amazing, and the mustard is quite bitter for being honey mustard but it pairs really well with a pretzel. I got a dark Guinness type of beer and it was honestly heaven. Smooth, caramel, creamy goodness. This place is perfect for coworkers, family, or friends! read more

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Great spot for a sunny day with your dog and pals. Ample German beer selection and hourderves. Situated in a nice square within Hayes valley - this great use of space will give your weekend vibes exactly what it didn't know it was missing: people watching, fresh air, food snacks and beer steins. read more

Biergarten - Charcuterie And Butter Sandwich - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

This is the definition of hipster - nice beer, tasty food, and cute ambience, but at a high price. Quality: 5 Value: 3 Service: 5 Ambience: 5 read more

A super chill spot to enjoy a beer with friends! The food is pretty good, but it is on the more expensive side and you might have to order two bratwursts to be full. For that reason, my partner and I usually go eat dinner somewhere else in Hayes and stop here for drinks post-dinner. You can't beat their beer prices! But it's also undeniable that the sauerkraut and bratwurst do pair well with the beer, so definitely try it if you haven't had that combination before! The menus on Yelp are definitely old menus or at the very least lunch menus. When we went, there weren't that many food options at all--not sure if this is a post-COVID thing or what. It's a cute outdoor area with string lights and ample seating. It can get a bit chilly, so make sure you bring a jacket. Also I'd probably wear shoes because last time we were here there were a lot of rats roaming around (somewhat understandably since it's outside), but it was pretty gross (one patron actually screamed haha). From what I could tell, it seemed like most of the rats are in the ground cover against the wall (same wall as where you purchase the beer)--so maybe avoid those tables, and you'll be a-ok! Additionally, when we ordered we weren't familiar with German beers. So we asked if there was anything like a blonde ale. The cashier just said, "no" without offering any recommendations. So we just kinda guessed and asked for what was most familiar, some Fort Point beer, the cashier then told us that was probably the closest to what we wanted and that it actually was quite similar or at the least the closest to a blonde ale. It was kinda weird since the cashier clearly knew what we were looking for, and didn't offer any information on what was the next best thing--weird it had to be a guessing game. He was nice though, just not that helpful at all. read more

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The beer is totally fine but went on Saturday, 27 and there was a "dj" there that was playing music at an unbearably loud level. So much so that people were avoiding sitting in half the seats in the space, close for where his speakers were. No one could have a conversation and it was truly painful. Ended up asking random stranger if we could cram next to them bc we had already ordered beers. It was very odd that this was happening, hasn't happened to us here before. Everyone else was also visibly confused and upset as well. The music was also not good? Kinda like a weird combination of house and polka. not trying to be mean to the dj but usually they gauge the room- this guy was on his phone and clearly didn't care that no one was enjoying the vibe. Also the pretzel was unsalted. Needed salt read more

Great beer. Great setting. But the big secret here? Best smash burger outside of Miallard's.

Biergarten is back from the dead! My boyfriend and I feared it's closure during the pandemic; it was a graveyard whenever we walked by for months, but then one day we saw it was alive and well! It's a great place to meet up with some friends to drink beer and/or wine al fresco. They have many tables but it doesn't seem as packed anymore, so get there early if you want to snag a seat! They've got heaters and hot mulled wine to help keep you warm during these colder months. Most people are there for the beer, but if you want some food, the options here are limited though you can surprisingly find something suitable for a variety of diets. I'm gluten free and don't eat dairy or eggs and even I was able to get a tasty meal of sausage and salad that that kept me satiated. I wish they had some gluten free beer options though! read more

Love this place, if it weren't for Dylan & David running Biergarten, it would be in serious trouble!! I hope the owners figure it out, but I'm not holding my breath, very sad to say this, especially how it was handled by the Brazzer who was in no state to ever manage both Suppenkuche and Biergarten, or either. Enough said, I hope they figure it out read more

This is a very cool spot, and I could see where it would be great on a warm day. Lots of outdoor seating, beer and food options. Easy going atmosphere. The reason I did not want to give a 5 was because the music was too loud like blaring. If it was softer, it'd be great. Could see us staying longer I am updating this to note that shortly after, they changed the music to a boombox and turned it down. We stayed longer Thank you! Much better appreciated read more

One of my favorite spots in the city for beer for sure! Even in the pre-pandemic times! But especially in the pandemic times because of the all-outdoor space! And I don't even like German beers that much! Biergarten is super charming! Spotted some changes tonight since I last went a few months ago: 1) a sign by the gate!; and importantly 2) Heat lamps!!! The fog and cold have been rolling in for at least the last week, and the evenings have gotten cold. In the past, they sometimes had blankets but those weren't always on offer, and that was years ago. The heat lamps are a game changer! Doesn't seem like the liter is really an option anymore. I think I still see some of the liter steins but for the most part they default to the half liter. WHY?!?! Though the liter in the past cost the same as two half liters, and though the giant stein through which I could fit my entire hand through the handle was fun as hell, my last quarter stein of beer wasn't too pleasant as it was no longer at the good cold beer temperature. So I guess it really doesn't matter except for nostalgia that they're mainly doing half liters now. The pretzels are always good. I got the deviled eggs a few weeks ago and that was delicious. And I guess they are now doing charcuterie and cheese plates too! Fancy! I guess $12-13 for a half liter of beer is pretty pricey as I just looked up liter to pint conversion. But this is a super fun spot so I don't mind. Great for friend meetups though when the weather is really good, it gets packed and the bar line gets long. read more

Long gone are the dive bars and beergardens of yore. In their stead lie establishments such as Biergarten Hayes Valley! Pretty good and overpriced... Let me explain. I enjoy this place. The service was friendly and prompt. I got the burger with arugula Swiss and deli mustard, for $8, and a liter of German style beer for $20. That's right, each ounce of this beer cost me approximately $0.59. *sips slowly* Aaahhhh... The burger was a slider. There's no way around it. My friend got a bratwurst which he described as a Costco hot dog in a sourdough bun that was toasted on the outside only, which was $11. I anticipate his review will yield one star if he doesn't pass out from hunger before posting it. I personally am having a friend pick up food for me so that I survive a bar crawl tonight. Overall, delicious experience for me, but the prices reflect a level of inflation we shouldn't hit for another 27 years. Prost! read more

Biergarten - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

Love cold beer on a hot day outside. Just wish we had more hot days to spend relaxing at the Biergarten.

If I could give this place 10 stars I would! I had my birthday party here a couple of weeks ago, and Mandee, Heictor, Nick, and their team made it a really special day for me. First, we weren't sure if it was going to rain, but it was a little chilly so they set up tents and heaters for us. They also said if it rained we could move our party to suppenkuche if the weather was too bad. I loved that they gave me the two options, but luckily it was sunny and I got to spend my birthday outside! Second, I knew the beer was going to be good, but since I'm gluten free I was really happy to have some good cider/wine/spritzer selections. Loved that they had the LO-FI cans!!! And my friends really enjoyed the beer!!! I also appreciated the NA options too. Third, the food was awesome. I didn't think I would have a ton of food options here that didn't have gluten but this place really delivered. The sausages and potatoes were delicious, definitely going to have to do lunch there again soon. I can't wait to go back, everyone there was so kind. I really appreciate all the effort they put in to make my birthday so special. Thanks y'all!! read more

Great place to stop by for a beer in Hayes Valley. Has ample outdoor seating for large groups. Bit on the pricier side for beers but it's ultimately about what you'd expect for SF. Try and nab a spot on a sunny day with friends and/or family! read more

Biergarten - Outdoor Seating - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

Sometimes you find gems of places where you least expect it. And I don't mean location wise, but just randomly. Places that you never would've thought to visit had it not been for a series of events where sustenance was not on your list and you were essentially just along for the ride. And boy was I glad I was along for this one as it far exceeded my expectations and offered some downright "home-y" and local offerings. Let's take a bite into, Biergarten. The Place (5 out of 5) - Now, a lot of Yelpers and restaurant reviewers and the like will often think of only giving their top marks/scores to a place for their fancy buildings, high-end decor, gold place settings, great views, etc; however, what a lot of folks forget to capture is the vibe it puts off and this is the reason I'm giving Biergarten a 5 in this category. The vibe. Biergarten is located in the Hayes Valley neighborhood in San Francisco. For those that are unaware, the Hayes Valley neighborhood in SF can almost be looked at as an affluent location. It's quite known for its couture shops, Victorian houses, quality restaurants, and trendy nightspots. Biergarten, however, is quite literally an outdoor space located in the heart of a shopping area whose "buildings" are shipping containers with cutouts in them and picnic tables spread throughout for the patrons to sit at in a communal style setup. You may think, "well, what's so special about that?" and that's my point, nothing! It's the vibe that this place manifests and nurtures. The place gives you a sense of community and belonging, it's a great place to hang out and quite literally have a beer in the "garden" amongst friends and good company. Dogs are welcome here and it's not uncommon for you to make new acquaintances with some awesome four-legged friends. I came here, essentially, after the work day and it was just a great vibe to be a part of and a great way to wind down after putting in a long day. The Service (3 out of 5) - Unfortunately, this is where I felt Biergarten lacked if I had to point anything out. With the vibe that the entire setting puts off, you'd imagine and hope that the folks providing the service to you would be equally welcoming and this is where it fell short. The person, essentially, tending bar and taking food orders was not the most friendliest and, in a way, seemed a bit condescending and just off-putting. I hate to say it, but they almost gave the vibe of not at all being interested in taking our order for whatever reason, but I gave them the benefit of the doubt. We asked about the beers and they didn't seem at all interested in selling the product or even giving recommendations. Again, it was just the viibe of, "please just order quickly so I can be done with helping you". I'm hoping to just chalk it up to them having a bad day, but bummer overall. The Food (4 out of 5) - Right off the bat, Biergarten is exactly that...a beer garden. It's a place meant for you to order a local beer, sit down, and enjoy it with great company. So. let's get that out of the way, the beers were tasty and, I'm assuming, rotates based on season, release, etc. I don't quite remember the beer I got; however, it was delicious, refreshing, and I can imagine you can't go wrong with whatever beer you happen to choose. That said, the food they offer is quite delicious so I would definitely encourage you to order some as well! There isn't a formal restaurant or anything, it's quite literally a chef with their outdoor setup just whipping up some good eats behind one of the shipping containers! I ordered the burger which is served on a pretzel bun with alpine cheese. Now, I will be the first to admit I am not a huge fan of pretzel buns because the ones I've had before at different places were quite traumatizing. Hard, no flavor, difficult to bite into and chew, etc. The burger at Biergarten was quite the opposite and I was pleasantly surprised! The pretzel bun was incredibly soft, the burger patty was incredibly flavorful and the alpine cheese offered a great contrast to cut through the other profiles. The greens provided some needed freshness and all in all I savored every bite of that burger. HIGHLY recommend it! I also ordered the potato soup, which was quite creamy and delicious and my friend ordered the currywurst which was another surprise of the day. Traditional German wurst, but with a curry flavor to it; it was amazingly delicious as well; however the star of the day was definitely the burger. I probably could've ordered another one and would have completely accepted my guilt in doing so; it was that good. Overall (4 out of 5) - Like I said before, come to Biergarten for the vibe. If, at the end of your day, you're just looking for a place to sit down, enjoy a beer, take the dog out for a walk, etc Biergarten should definitely be on your list of destinations to drop by and order some food while you're at it. Looking forward to coming back for round 2. Enjoy! read more

Biergarten - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

I really want to give this place five stars because it looks authentic, and the beer was good, but it just didn't live up to expectations. The prices are a little high for a self serve establishment. We came here mid-afternoon on a weekend and they were out of so many of their menu items! Will probably come back when it gets warm, and hopefully it will improve by then. read more

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There was a time when I lived in Hayes Valley. My landlord, who lived on Upper Polk, had bought a condo on Page Street and when I informed her that I'd be moving out she said "I was hoping that neighborhood would be better by now. That was supposed to be my retirement home". That was in the late 1980's, when a freeway ran right through the neighborhood and hookers solicited business beneath that freeway, at least on Page Street. That landlord may be long gone but her dream of an improved Hayes Valley has arrived. What a change 30 years makes. Though there's a million booze and food choices lining Hayes Street, Biergarten sits off Patricia's Green, hidden amongst the shipping containers offering coffee, juice, and ice cream. Its popularity makes clear that it's no secret, but unless you're looking for it it'd be easy to miss. There's nothing here to go crazy over but the appeal of casual al fresco dining and drinking (especially in the heat of late) is attractive. Having hit Berlin at the beginning of winter, when their biergartens had mostly moved indoors, Biergarten stood in as a worthy surrogate. I sampled only beer, a warm pretzel, and potato salad ($6) and feel confident in reporting that Biergarten will fill your gut without raiding your savings. It inspired my partner, with his 1/2 pint beer, to look around at the full pints and offer "I'd like to come back here again" (no doubt for more beer). With the picnic tables pretty full my 2-person party did little to skew the average patron age at Biergarten which otherwise skews young. Still, nobody looked askance at those of us who remember this area from a time that pre-dates their birth certificate. Despite the crowd, Biergarten proved to be good for all ages and, though I saw a dog there I notice that their web site says "no pets". That right there might be the worst thing about the place. Bier, filling German fare, and sunshine; what's not to like? read more

Biergarten - Pretzel (w/ mustard & fresh hoeseradish), potato salad ($6, good serving size), & beer. Al fresco German beer garden is nice in this heat. - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

If you like undercooked bratwurst,soggy fries and tasteless curry ketchup then this is the place for you, stomach felt terrible for the rest of the day, and at the ridiculous price of $77 with a beer for two, not worth shivering in the cold for. read more

it's a cozy heated outdoor place with german food and beer, self service. the best thing is; they serve mulled wine read more

Biergarten - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Solid outdoor spot that's great for groups and dog friendly ! Nothing too special here, they serve beers and pretzels. read more

This Biergarten is a classic SF staple - phenomenal beers and great place to get together with friends. I met my husband here 13 years ago, and I'm so happy it's still open and thriving! read more

First off, Hayes Valley is known for being a little on the pricier end of San Francisco neighborhoods. Lots of good restaurants and bars, classy dining spots and overall upscale-suburban/middle-class consumer friendly. First things first, it's a great spot. Casual outdoor patio eatery, classic German beer garden. I came during a sunny weeknight after people got out of work and there were a lot of people there -- somehow beat the line and was able to still snag a spot cozied up to other people. Their menu features German dogs, pickled foods, pretzels, cheeses, meats and veggies... Seems heavy? I went for their Mushroom Portobello Sliders and I think they were about the GREATEST THINGS I HAVE EVER HAD. Warm soft golden crisp brioche bun, fresh and generous amount of arugula for a good bite, goat cheese, hefty tomato and one damn tasty thick portobello mushroom in between. I've had my fair share of mushroom sliders/burgers in the past but nothing beat how tasty these things were. Plus, their pints/glasses of beers were affordable AND pretty tall. For a beer garden, Biergarten does it right. Damn tasty food, great neighborhood and local vibe, great patio space and quick friendly service. They bring you your food with your number when it's ready while you can casually sip on your German beer. This is a great spot and I'd easily come back. No questions asked. read more

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Nice and chill spot to grab a beer with some friends! Has heat lamps if it's cold out which is nice, and relatively quiet so you can have a conversation. Large tables that seat about 6-8 folks, so it's good for a large group too. Only downside is that the beer is slightly more expensive than places nearby, but not a big deal! read more

Came here as we were waiting for a reservation at another spot in Hayes and by 6:30pm this place is packed. It was a beautiful day in SF so this place was a great place to come with friends since it's all outdoors and allows you to have pets. Seats here are communal benches so during peak hours you may getting comfy with some neighbors. They have one container that you can order from with one register so lines can get long during peak time. They have a decent selection of beers and wine $7+. As for food options they had pretzels, currywurst, sliders, brats, and sandwiches $10+. Didn't get to try the food this time around but the hard cider option they had was solid and was dangerous because you couldn't taste the alc. read more

Amazing staff, everyone is super friendly and they all make sure you have a great time. Best beer in SF, good times guaranteed. read more

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Cutest little beer garden with fully outdoor seating and almost food truck feel for the drinks and food. Dog friendly and the staff was very kind and helpful with recommendations. Very good price for beers too, especially for SF. Highly recommend the fries! read more

We scored VIP parking in this area so we decided to take advantage of it and walk around. After stepping into two coffee shops and not purchasing anything, we stumbled upon Biergarten; beer it is. Big, open space with lots of seating. They even provide blankets which is a huge plus especially on those cold SF days. Currywurst - I love me some sausage, especially the tip. I normally don't like to eat sausage/hot dogs with a bun so I was glad to see toasted bread on the side. The curry wasn't overwhelming. They also slice the sausage into pieces for you. Service is efficient and friendly. read more

Biergarten - Currywurst. - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

Take me to a beer garden and I'll love you forever! (Maybe, possibly, or you know prob not - but we'll be on a good level! Beer friends!). I came here on a mission for wieners and a liter of beer & folks, I think we all can agree that a visit to Biergarten for those two items will breed success. While they do not have a huge selection of draft beers to choose from there is a good variety to choose from (i.e. if you're an IPA fan, lager, etc. - pretty likely there's something out there to meet any beer connoisseurs tastebuds!). Honestly, there's nothing better to me than hanging out with my friends and enjoying their company with beer and noms in hand! You first order your beers and food then you're able to get a number so they can bring your food to you! It's important to note that things can get pretty busy here, so finding seating can be a challenge but is doable with a bit of patience and if you or your pals are willing to act like vultures for seats! There's no shame here because literally I spotted three other parties doing the exact same thing! Also, with the weather dwindling down and for nights that are pretty chilly I think it's pretty nifty that get this - Biergarten provides blankets for when it gets a little chilly! Woooooo, do it for the warmth (and the beers)! Cheers fellow Yelpers and maybe I'll catch you at the Biergarten one day! :) read more

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Nice beergarden This place seems to always have a long line, and for good reason--the vibe is really chill and the beer is good! Need you ask more? Located literally in a park on the road, this place is hard to visit. The opening hours are very restrictive (2pm to 8pm for an alcohol place? that's crazy, like having a brunch place open at night!). We were there before the 2pm opening time and there was already a line waiting outside the gate. Wooot Once the place opened, the inside was packed. All the benches were filled with people, and there was still a line outside. Even though there's a lot of folks in the house, the place is chill--folks everywhere are chatting, sipping beers, laughing, having a good time. In terms of beer quality, the drinks are solid. You can get a large cup of 1L beer--nice. I got the brass monkey, which was a OJ mixed beer--pretty orangy :) Definitely recommend going for the 1L cup if you have a chance. Will definitely visit again if I can somehow be there during opening hours! read more

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Cute outdoor spot in Hayes valley for german beer, appetizers, and just to chill with friends. Can get pretty chilly at night so bring a jacket! They also have warm blankets in the back for you to use. Fav beer is the doppelbach! read more

Biergarten - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

"Oh look! A long line! It must be good! Should we stand in it?" The answer is an enthusiastic 'Yes!' There are many lines you can stand in here in this great city. But if you're a true San Franciscan and really want to stand in line, Biergarten is for you! You get to stand in line for 40 minutes while you start to suffer from dehydration. You order 1 Liter of beer because you convince yourself you're that thirsty and you can drink it all. You chug a third of it and feel better. In fact, you feel GREAT. Then your pretzel comes out and you eat it so fast, you look around to decide who'd want to perform the Heimlich Maneuver when the inevitable choking will happen. You don't choke and you're still alive. But now you're so thirsty from all the salt you chug another third of your beer. You feel OK. You look around and have an epiphany over whether this is what life is all about. You decide that it is and you attempt to drink the last third of your beer. You almost throw up. Your friends are convinced that you did throw up. Whatever. They don't understand. They drag out out and take you home. You feel great. read more

Biergarten - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I love the concept of ordering up a round of beer and enjoying it in an outdoor's patio environment on a sunny, cool day. Dine over beer - it is simple and relaxing. They have a variety of beer selections and there are many picnic tables to lounge at with a group or two. They provide side snacks, such as pretzels and salads, if you feel like you need something to munch on with their well-flavored beer. Otherwise, a liter of beer is all good by itself. Biergarten is purely a delight for recreational and leisurely purposes! read more

Biergarten - Pretzel - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

There is just something exceedingly nice about being able to drink outside. Especially when it's out of really enormous mugs ::steins!:: filled with delicious refreshing German beer. There are some pils, some weiss beers, and a dark one to get you going. They also serve some food. We had the seeded pretzels which come studded with sunflower seeds with some mustard for dipping. The pretzels were tender and pretty great. We also had some brats with sauerkraut and I must say I was impressed by their quality. I've eaten a lot of brats in my day and these were pretty fantastic. The line can be a pain but if you get there early it's not bad. Now go an enjoy the remaining days of SF indian summer we have. read more

Biergarten - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

Ever since going to Munich a few years ago, I've also wanted to experience an outdoor beer garden in the states. This place doesn't really replicate that since they're serving beer out of a shipping container, but gives it a SF spin to it. Prices here are fairly reasonable, 0.5L for $9, 1L for $18. They sell radlers here so if you're not a huge fan of beer, this is a great alternative since it's half beer and half citrus juice. When I went on a Saturday evening it was extremely lively and packed full of people. Loved the atmosphere! Definitely check it out if you like your beer with Stein glasses. read more

We came on a Saturday afternoon to enjoy a beer in the sunshine. I had the Radler and my husband had a Dunkel Doppelbock. They tasted exactly as they should--sweet and lemony, and sweet and malty, respectively-- like dessert in a glass. The atmosphere was casual and relaxed, and we really enjoyed sitting in the open air (there's no indoor seating). All the seating is picnic-table-style, so expect to share and meet new friends. While the clientele was obviously mostly adult, there were some kids running around and the menu includes non-alcoholic beverages; we felt quite welcome with our infant. We didn't have any food, but the currywurst looked great! Next time... read more

Biergarten - Radler and Doppelbock - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

A great place to grab a beer or two (OR be a champ and get a stein). Good selection of German beers available to choose from. Plenty of seating. The only downside is that it's outdoors so if you get cold easily you'll want to bring a thick warm jacket to fight off the chilly evening SF wind. They have thick blankets available for use (limited supply). Don't get excited if you see brezel or pretzel on the menu. We ordered one thinking it was a pretzel. It's not the type of pretzel you would normally get from a ballpark or mall, but a small circular patty of sorts. Wouldn't recommend ordering it based off of the taste/flavors. I would return on a nice sunny day just for the beer. read more

Biergarten - Schneider Weisse - 0.5L and 1L - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Love this Biergarten!! I really enjoy the outdoor seatings and the decorations. It's pretty much first come first serve and great way to meet people! (Since we have to share the long tables). I wish they had more food options and great beer selections. The burger slider was really good and the picked devilled eggs! You have the options to order half liter or a full liter. Definitely a great place to enjoy food and beer. read more

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I do enjoy their potato salad, but I decided to try the "meat knot" today. The knot is just a pretzel with something inside. This one had like a slice of prosciutto or something. It was terribly overpriced at $7 and not worth it. It should be like $4.50-$5.00 and no more than that. It is a snack and not a meal. You can get a burrito in SF for $7, but a "knot" is not of that filling proportion, so I can't recommend a "knot." The potato salad is almost divine. Those benches for seating are a pain in the a** though. read more

Biergarten - Potato salad and meat knot - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

Biked here with a friend one day, and was ready for some food and drinks. We got in line, which wasn't very long. Just enough time to decide on some food and drinks. + They have one of my favourite beers on tap! Schineider Nelson Sauvin. It's an amazing beer with a nice floral-esque nose AND flavour to it. I ended up getting two of these. + The food was decent. Better than average, but not amazing. The prices were reasonable, not that expensive, and accurately reflected the value food. ++ We got pork belly sliders, deviled eggs, and a pretzel. They were all fairly delicious. The deviled eggs are pink! When we went up for round two of beers, the queue was fairly long and it was quite a wait. Seating is definitely hard. They have plenty of seats, but this place gets packed and popular! I cannot comment on parking because I biked. There is no real "service" happening here. You buy your beer and then you sit down. Food is brought to you, and your tables bused. Very little interaction, so we'll keep that neutral. It's actually better that way so you can quality time talking with friends without being interrupted. Good beers, decent food, reasonable prices. Will return when they come back from vacation, and I recommend this place! read more

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Go there. Drink beer. Play janga. Drink beer and have fun. You will not be disappointed. Great staff and a fun outdoor gathering place.