This is your standard Bart station. There are about 4…read moreclipper refill machines outside the station. This station has access to all trains. It's a little dirty since it's more open air than a station like civic center, Powell, Montgomery, or embarcadero.

Glen Park is my BART station. I mean it is the closest to my house in San Francisco. But beyond…read morethat, I claim it aesthetically. I am not alone either, as others have praised it for its Brutalism. The style is not one I favor generally. The Embarcadero, which isn't even pure Brutalism, displays its flaws. It is deliberately off putting and inspiring of human distress. Or if not intentional then with reckless disregard of the needs of most persons for an assurance they are welcomed and valued. The architectural school, however, is enjoying a renaissance because of how it photographs. The massed concrete and simple forms look great and even profound rendered as social media squares the size of thumbnails. The discipline is evident. The John Wick like commitment to a vision more or less indifferent to emotional yearnings for a sense of community. If you have any interest, then, in seeing a magnificent example of the maligned movement, this is worth a stop. If you are a street photographer, it is a half hour well spent. But if you are just commuting back and forth, it is another station in a vast system. As they go, it performs its function. A work friend was shocked to learn people review anything other than restaurants on this platform. I regard it as a good use of Yelp to do so. Perhaps this will help out an aspiring architect or a photographer with this interest.

Came during off time so very quiet and cleared out Clean…read moreenough, but suspicious stains and wear and tears Some of the Lights are dull and yellow Wide enough Disable friendly and colorful inside the BART

They have a story machine! A definite plus but it doesn't get the station to 4 stars just yet. The…read morestation could be maintained better, especially entering from the Geneva escalator/stairwell, which tends to be a trash magnet. Transfer here if you're on a Daly City bound train and need to get to points further south.

Pros: Perfectly functional- escalators were functioning, stairs are reasonable, and the tap to…read moreenter and exit were good. Adding funds to pay is also a breeze. Cons: smelly and dirty. We saw a couple of people break through by trying to follow closely and pry the doors open or go under the doors. The people in the booths just let them go, I didn't blame them. I'm sure they are that hundreds of times a day. Overall, this is an excellent system and we love the convenience and ease of use.

As far as BART stations go, this one is ok. It's not dirty or dangerous, and getting in and out is…read morepretty fast. It would be nice if the bathrooms were operational.

When going to To The Stonestown Galleria Shopping Mall The M Ocean view is my go to transportation…read moreto get there!!!!!

Oh yes the SFSU line, this is the first thing I saw when I drive on 280 in SF. It's a very unique…read moreway for a city like San Francisco. Many students don't have to walk very far for a ride on this tram. This tram is a good way for students to go to the city as well as the BART station if they are riding towards the highway 280 entrance. Outside the Stonestown station there is also a connection to Samtrans 122 for those opting to go to Serramonte instead of the mall nearby. The M line is faster than other Muni tram lines once West Portal Station is passed. Passenger are a lot less too. Note: if you are coming in from west portal there is a bit of a wait before you go into the SFSU area because of the heavy traffic that 19th Avenue experiences. It's not pretty but worth it.

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...

Probably the most beautiful SFMTA stop at 20th & Church. Everyone should enjoy it at least once.read more

The J Church Train is one of the most common Train ride in SF it's takes to This park call Dolores…read morePark. If you go on top of the hill on the train you'll see a view of Downtown San Francisco from there and also they have events at the park. Also that train takes you to that church where they film that 1990s movie sister Act. That line could take you the history of San Francisco

Did somebody tell you that there are two 43 Masonic buses. One goes to Fort Mason from the Presidio…read moreand the other goes towards "Munich/Geneva." That one will get to Haight Street..there are two routes that go in different directions..somebody in town has to tell you. The 43 Masonic route goes from the Presidio depot to Haight Street..and I don't take it farther away because then I can transfer to the 7 Haight Noriega...that works for me..buses run pretty often and I don't mind the weather in SF..but if I was in Boston..it wouldn't work the same. Presidio to Haight and back to Noriega hahah

The 43 Masonic is a real lifesaver particularly for City College students. I typically like how the…read more43 takes me directly to Conlan Hall, Multi-Use Building, Science Hall and Arts Extension. I'm practically a regular on the 43 when I went to school at City College. I don't always bother looking at MUNI's Next Bus GPS prediction system because I depend on what I see instead. If I see a bus from a distance, then there is a bus that is on the way to the bus stop I am at. *The correct zip code in the Crocker Amazon neighborhood is 94112* *94131 is a zip code in the Glen Park and Diamond Heights neighborhoods*

NOTE: You're not imagining things; I originally posted this review on September 3. Yelp mistakenly…read moremerged my two reviews in the original 8X-Bayshore Express listing. They have now been disentangled, and this is a review of the 8-Bayshore, no express. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ As the 8X-Bayshore Express was once useful to me for pushing off north from Market Street to a particular place even though I resisted it at first, so was the 8-Bayshore, but in the opposite direction, and in 2022, before the realignment of the T-Third. What's all this poppycock, you ask? Probably poppycock. I was excited to see the Black Heartthrobs at Hotel Utah (https://www.yelp.com/biz/hotel-utah-saloon-san-francisco?hrid=HV9LjwGqM6Yd_2bkqiZw5A&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct)) the night after seeing them at Winters Tavern (https://www.yelp.com/biz/winters-tavern-pacifica?hrid=tuBKGBX610maLyIr2Q672w&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct)), and I wouldn't have to drive this time! But I'm always leery of SOMA even though SOMA's not as dangerous as some other places I'm not as leery of even though it is dangerous, so my SOMA-leeriness is actually perfectly calibrated, so I needed a quick way to get from Market Street down 4th Street to Hotel Utah without having to deal with any major skeeviness or disgustingess or physical danger. Google told me I should take the 8-Bayshore and get off at 4th and Harrison before walking under the freeway to Hotel Utah. What? There's no way--but it was Dave Benitez! So I did it. And you know what? It was totally fine. If I still lived where I lived in 2022 before a fire destroyed my flat and wanted to see the Black Heartthrobs at Hotel Utah, I would do the same thing to get to Market Street, but I would then take the T-Third along its realigned route and exit at Fourth/Brannan Station and walk north. In fact, I thought about this on that very day after seeing the Black Heartthrobs at Hotel Utah; I was walking south on 4th Street (because I wanted to hit up the Safeway near the Caltrain station before taking the N-Judah all the way home), not the fire that I would have no way of predicting, but the fact that soon I could take the T-Third to Hotel Utah, because that station was under construction in fall 2022 when I walked past it. That was my sole ride of the 8-Bayshore, but it is pretty useful. It's one of the few Muni buses that travels on the freeway--and for quite a distance, too--and because of that, if you live in the southeastern part of the city and want to get downtown quickly, it might be your fastest public-transit method (Caltrain might be faster, but its San Francisco stations are in some random places.) And it goes all the way to City College, but not in the way you would expect, so if you live in or near Sunnydale and attend City College, the 8 is your thing.It also gets you right across the street from the Cow Palace. Man, this really is a sneaky useful bus line! One other cool (and possibly confusing) Muni oddity about this bus line is that because of the alternating one-way numbered streets in SOMA, it travels south on 4th Street but north on 3rd Street, but SOMA blocks being much larger than most San Francisco blocks, north of Market Street, the southbound 8 travels on Stockon Street, while the northbound 8 travels on Kearny Street. Keen-eyed San Franciscans know that Grant Avenue is between Stockton and Kearny Streets. Crazy, huh? So if you ever see an 8-Bayshore bus stop for a bus headed in the wrong direction near Union Square, you'll need to walk an additional block to find the 8 going in the opposite direction.

This was a solid bus line when it was around. Sadly the ridiculous Muni changes and fare rises…read morehave caused the 9AX (and 9X and 9BX) to morph into the 8AX (and so on respectfully). Still runs the same line, justa different number because city officials and the people who run MUNI and fuckfaces. Gets reall crowded between Geary-California. but usually clears up once you get past Chinatown.

It is a crime to sneak onto a bus without paying the bus fare…read more Hehehe I've always done this. I know... I'm horrible. =P I hope they don't come get me. Ummm, If my memory serves me right... This bus runs through the projects to San Bruno. I almost got robbed like 3 times. Luckily I sat next to some old rough looking chinese ladies. They can fight, I'm sure you've seen that youtube video of OLD CHINESE LADY VS. BLACK GIRL. Haha. The bus is always on time and always smell like shit. Can't really complain about something that's cheap (or free =P). Gets me where I want to be and it beats traffic anytime.

January13; it's heavy rain. The map shows 09:45PM, Saturday. This bus did not stop on Jones and…read moreGeary. Because no people inside the bus, he can just pass the stop. Driver is on middle lane. He did not even look on stop area if there is people standing waiting. We, people on the side with bright white light away from the RAIN in corner of red lane stop area! This is NOT cool! People have to go work/home. Not everyone can afford Uber/lyft that charges more when it's holidays/rainy seasons. The moment the bus passed, the map showing 09:41 arrival. So not nice!

January22,2023;06:17AM; I waited on 7th Street and Howard St, bus 27, female black lady as a driver…read moredid not open the first door. I am carrying a large laundry bag and backpack. I just got off from work as graveyard security. I do my laundry at work(apartment). I felt Asian hate crime and social profiling. Using her job to have power to refuse to open the door. Unprofessional woman to not open the first door. I have to ran to the back door and I paid to get in!!! It's too early in morning to get upset and unhappy while inside the bus. I just want to drop my bags. I forgot to take a picture of the bus number to complaint to the company that she's driving on. Unacceptable behavior!