Wow this place is an absolute GEM! A perfect example of our tax dollars at work to create public…read morespaces that foster community and connection. The community center is beautiful -- high ceilings, open lighting, and very clean. Free wifi and public workspaces available, along with a trendy cafe that serves delicious coffee and pastries. An incredible addition to the neighborhood. The only downside is that I wish they were open on the weekends. I could see myself hanging here all the time.

The Southeast Community Center is amazing! Free wifi, free parking. Co-working space with beautiful…read moreviews of the large, front garden area that's perfect to hang out when it's sunny (which is 85% of the time in the Bayview). It's my favorite place to do work surrounded by community and beautiful design. The space is run by San Francisco's Public Utilities Commission, and community orgs can rent out the rooms for meetings and workshops. A second building opens up to an amphitheater and is great for events. There's a cafe that serves healthy and delicious food, and there's currently a farmer's market every Thursday. Everyone is so friendly and welcome. I highly recommend checking it out!

Great place to film! Lighting is fantastic, parking not so much. Plan ahead with arrangements for…read morethat and crowd control--it will be worth it.

I celebrated my 40th birthday at this venue and loved everything about it. It's one of a kind, and…read morethe deep history of the building as a submarine and ship factory gives it a special vibe, which you can feel when you are in the space. I organized a large sit-down dinner followed by some dancing, and loved how there was so much space available. The dinner was catered by Hakashi sushi, who provided a 12 course omakase on the spot, and did an amazing job too. Alex was really communicative and very helpful, which is another reason why I would recommend this venue to anyone looking for a large and unique space.

The Breakaway Tour San Francisco…read more Thank you, Bank of America and FIFA and Visa for such a fun watch party. Soccer Game - USA vs BIH The Midway All the severs were amazing. In helping with getting drinks and fast with all the foods. See drink and food list. Yummy! The deco was so well setup with games, photo opportunity and gifts. Great place to host your next event.

Decent spacious venue that host all kinds of different events. There are street parking but it's…read moredefinitely recommended to use Rideshare type of transportation. I really enjoyed the all girls rave! During the summertime there are plenty of daytime dance parties ana other events. Latest event I attended was the Bingo Loco!

Good selection of beer and tasty food. Pepperoni pizza was mighty good. Lots Of seating both indoor…read moreand out.

Loved the Saturday day time vibe at this brewery - especially as a parent with kids! Love that this…read moreplace is kid friendly with games, and lots of people bringing their little ones to hang out. I tried their non alcoholic ginger hibiscus soda (3.5/5) and my husband got their Muir Woods hazy IPA (4/5). You're able to bring outside food and drink which is a major plus, and shout out to Spinning Dough right next door that can deliver pizzas right to your table. You can also reserve tables and spaces in the brewery which seems nice for parties and events. Parking is kinda tough (street parking) on a busy street, but you can park under the overpass.

I love my nails! This is truly the only nail place in SF that actually cuts my cuticles pushes them…read moreback and does all of the things that I ask for. Also, they have warm lotion, which is super unique and I love it. Thanks chloe!

Service during my gel manicure was great- I had a gel manicure and got some simple nail art…read more However, after 1 week, the manicure is already chipped on 4 nails. I haven't been doing anything out of the ordinary, so just not sure why this manicure didn't last.

Nice event space. We came for the Remy Martin tasting event last night which was held throughout…read morethe entire building. The downstairs was spacious and had a bar and cocktail tables set up, displays of Remy everywhere, upstairs had a private conference room with a view of the city. The event coordinators decorated the space really nicely. We were given golden coins to order our Remy beverages, but as a fan of Cognac - the way I like it is neat. As you waited for your tour and tasting, they passed around Ahi Tuna, Smoked Duck and Steak appetizers. Luckily we waited enough to have many gold coins given to us. The overall event was fun and I got to try a lot of really fine cognac, but a lot of the time it's all about the location. Close to public transportation, plenty of parking and ample space to hold any event.

Had a company event here and it was fantastic. Large area and with 3 floors and different theme…read more Great food and good decors. Dance floor on bottom with multi ethnic theme. Karaoke on 2nd and 3rd had balcony and champaign. Really nicely done.

I had the opportunity to work at Pearl as a vendor for a recent wedding and everyone (staff) was so…read moreaccommodating! Hope to operate in there again very soon!

This is my new favorite restaurant in SF. I've always wanted my neighborhood spot and while this…read moreisn't my neighborhood it feels like you're a local here. From the cocktails to the seasonal veggie starters to my all time favorite the squid ink shrimp pasta. I always want to come here and I love the vibe (dim lighting/cozy). I'd recommend a reservation. Otherwise it's typically easy to walk in for the bar or outdoor seating. Note, you won't regret coming here. It's perfect for any occasion.

We held a memorial service here in June 2023. While getting the correct insurance coverage from an…read moreoutside vendor was a bit of work, Cathryn in their office was extremely friendly, appropriately sensitive, and clearly cares about the "NABE." The view is amazing, the wood paneling is amazing, and overall the space is so welcoming and comfortable. Having separate spaces for people to visit or alternatively have quiet moments, plus an area for food+beverages, was just what we needed. It was also a good feeling to support the work they do for the community.

Amazing organization with dedicated passionate leadership. They offer an array of programs for kids…read moreof all ages and abilities.

Shhhhh. It's a secret!…read more Loved this place! Ended up there for Halloween and was so happy to see everyone there in like minded fashion had dressed up in thoughtful and original costumes. No store bought sexy nascar mechanics or purple hatted pimps here. Everything about the place exudes cool, right down the giant doomsday ray in the downstairs lobby.

I've been wanting to check this place out since I read about the Halloween show they put on…read more First, once you find the front door, you must wait for them to come downstairs and unlock the gate and the door for you. Then you're directed down a long hallway, up two flights of stairs, then down a shorter hallway then you're suddenly inside what can only be described as the best makeshift treehouse you can imagine. Your 8-year-old self is in heaven! I was in awe of this place when I walked in. It's small, but they still managed to put so, so much into it! There's a portion of a ship coming out of the wall and a captain's room next to it stuffed with books I've never heard of and many, many comic books with paintings and a roll-top desk. You go a bit further inside, seeing many, many posters and paintings throughout the way, then there's the world's tiniest bar to your left with the 1970's style black and white tile chipping away on the floor in front of it. To your right there will be the world's tiniest skate ramp with another room at the top of it. That's right, in order to get inside that tiny room, you'd have to climb up the skate ramp, like you would a slide that we all attempted to climb up as kids on a playground. In the very back of that room is the stage, and to the right of the stage is, yes, that tree house everyone has talked about. There is just such a vintage feel to this place, like you're going back in time. It's simply beautiful. On this particular night, we all had the enjoyment of listening to oldies from the '50's and the '60's while we all had cheap beer and played Berlin Style ping-pong. Everyone had a blast, whether we were awesome at ping-pong or terrible at it, we all had the time of our lives! I HIGHLY recommend going at least once to check it out. Once you find it, it's worth it! I can't wait until their next event, and it's so close to the 16th and Mission BART station! The Secret Alley should be on everyone's bucket list.

I've been here a couple of times for their craft and artisan food fairs, and it's a really cool…read morespace! The building was a printing press back in the day, so it's a bit of a maze but that's part of the charm. I've discovered some amazing local businesses. I recently went to their February artisan food fairs, and bought some delicious food products. They had a variety of food vendors: hot sauces, honey, dips, cookies, teas, and more. As for the craft fairs, respect jewelry, candles, cutting boards, and even a few food vendors. That's where I discovered Apisol, a woman-owned company based in the Peninsula that makes delicious sparkling honey beverages. Don't miss the vintage store on the first floor, which has really unique vintage products like postcards, buttons, posters, and more. There are so many fairs in the city, but the vendors here are ones that I haven't seen anywhere else. So check out their insta or their website for dates to their upcoming fairs.

Check the website for The BoxSf Eat me artisan Food Fest for current schedule which weekend they…read morehave this. I never heard of this place until a fellow Yelper brought this up to me and I said SFBox? I never heard or been in this location before and I am sure most of you never heard of this place either unless you search for history of the William Randolph Hearst printing press building so many years ago. The building was built in 1926 as a printing plant for the San Francisco Examiner. It is a nice mixed use building like a nice cozy maze to explore the nice layout and architecture of the old print shop. So upstairs about 2 floors and vendors are scattered so it's like a hunt for them, almost like a needle in haystack. Lol Well it's not that hard as you won't miss anyone. Too floor that where you will satisfy your sweet tooth . Yummy. The vendors that were there were a nice mix from tea, cheese, spices, India coffee , Turkish spreads, ice cream, giant cookies, healthy drinks, spreads, and I am sure you will find something you will enjoy. I don't normally buy stuff, but the honey , red beet, 2004 sweet land Bingdao $95 brick tea that is aged 21 years that can make 175 tea servings for $95, Il Fiorello basalmic vinegar was thick and smooth great texture and syrupy taste very captivating and Taste of Levant tahini and their chocolate jar of molasses was excellent and I had to buy them. Yummy in my tummy! Not sure if same vendors will be there again, so catch them the at your farmers market, festivals or next Eats event!