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    Into The Dark Terror Vault

    Into The Dark Terror Vault

    4.3(39 reviews)
    1.2 miSoMa

    Am I at the same haunted house as everyone else, because I don't understand the hype…read more We got there early and they were well organized and got us in on time for our 6:15pm program. The bar downstairs is ridiculously expensive at around $12 for a small glass of liquor with lots of ice, of $7 for a bottle of water. Restrooms are open to anyone and mon gendered so be mindful when you're at the urinal because women can and will be behind you at the sink washing their hands. The decorations look like something out of Hobby Lobby meets Dollar Tree. Oh with a lot of cheap flat screens everywhere. The actors reminded me of everyone in my High School acting club. Good try, lots of passion, but not scary. Especially when I've been to both Universal Studios Florida and LA. Groups are about 10 people and our group had a lot of scaredy cats. You can pay extra for these red glow necklaces that make actors choose you or try extra hard to scare you. Turns out some people in our group are scared easily even though they were posing as tough with their necklaces LOL So the theme this year 2025 is good witches against bad witches who are turning humans into rats and zombies. Ummm. .okay. I found the whole thing comical and give this place 3.5 stars. Wish they would spend more time and money on the decorations, tone down the overacting and screaming, and get a better plot line. Crystals that change color, and finding those crystals seem less than scary if you ask me. This would be a 4 star haunted house if you're like 12 years old.

    We go every year! This years was even better than last years alien theme. A lot better plot,…read moreacting, and overall experience. I was injured a few weeks before the experience this time around, and the people guiding us through were encouraging about not going too fast to keep up with the group. Definitely suggest as a fun date night during Halloween season. Overall, I rate the experience as a 4/5

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    Into The Dark Terror Vault - Pop up CreepShop (gift store)  Always the best merch for the event and ghoulish needs.

    Pop up CreepShop (gift store) Always the best merch for the event and ghoulish needs.

    Into The Dark Terror Vault
    Into The Dark Terror Vault

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    San Francisco Magic Theater At The Marrakech

    San Francisco Magic Theater At The Marrakech

    5.0(1.6k reviews)
    1.1 miTenderloin
    $$

    Jay Alexander's show at the Marrakech theater was amazing from the moment we walked in. Even before…read morewe walked in, when we were greeted by the kindest man welcoming us to the experience. Then we were greeted again once we were inside, this time by Jay Alexander himself! He welcomed us, and found us a seat himself for us to get comfortable and order some drinks before the show started. He did this with everyone who came in, took the time to learn our names, and even performed magic while we were waiting for the stage show. That was amazing enough already, then the stage show started. Not only was the magic and mentalism great, his demeanor and excitement for what he was doing was palpable. My wife and I could tell he loves doing this, and that makes it even more fun than it would have been otherwise. My wife and I were also brought 'on-stage' and that was also a lot of fun. I have been to other shows where the magician does not make the spectator feel comfortable, and this couldn't be further from that. He made us feel like the most important thing was that we had a good time, and we certainly did. I cant wait to see Jay again. Next time we are definitely taking the kids too, then I'll have to bring all the other members of my family as well. I cannot recommend Jay's show enough. Please do yourself the favor of going!

    Best magic show we've ever seen. Jay Alexander is a master, and very entertaining. We saw the…read moreshow on 5/15/26. The pre-show appetizers were delicious, as was the wine. A very intimate theater setting where Jay interacts with the audience, and the audience interacts with each other. Jay's magic is mind-blowing! Truly an amazing and enjoyable show. Bob& Michelle Page

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    San Francisco Magic Theater At The Marrakech - A blown-away spectator at the San Francisco Magic Theater.

    A blown-away spectator at the San Francisco Magic Theater.

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    #1 Magic Show in San Francisco

    San Francisco Magic Theater At The Marrakech - Standing ovation from a Rocket Money team outing.

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    Standing ovation from a Rocket Money team outing.

    Emporium Arcade Bar - Emporium SF Interior View (from stage)

    Emporium Arcade Bar

    4.0(740 reviews)
    0.8 miAlamo Square
    $$

    Emporium has give me some great memories. Not many times you see a bar with high reviews…read more They have a great mix of things to do, whether it is watch a Giants game, dance to their DJs, or just have some fun at their arcade downstairs - you can't go wrong with a good time here with some friends. You are welcome to bring your own food from the outside but just no drinks which is a great way to keep the party going with friends. Though my buddy got kicked out, the bouncers were nice enough to kick him out respectfully - that is for being a bit too drunk. Love you guys for that and please don't ever give the bouncers are hard time. :)

    I went on 6/13 for the Brazil v. Morocco watch party. When I arrived, the line was out the door and…read morearound the corner, so I was really excited to come here for the game! However, it seemed like the event was misinterpreted and I ended up going elsewhere to watch the game. I was in line for about 10 minutes and it didn't move, which isn't a huge issue because the line was crowded. The girl behind me went to see what was happening at the entrance. She came back and said they were charging $25 per person to enter. She also mentioned that Emporium's system was down and they were accepting Zelle payments instead of card payments. This was extremely confusing as the flyer advertised that all World Cup matches would be shown on the 50ft. screen and entry would be free. We were pretty annoyed by this since we drove up from the South Bay. I wish communication on the flyer and on the website had been more clear. It also would've been helpful had someone from Emporium went outside to inform everyone in line that there was a fee for entry and that their system was down. Thankfully I was only in line for about 15 minutes and was able to Uber over to Hi Tops to watch the game. I'd like to try visiting again on another day because the place looks super cool. Who doesn't love a Bar-cade?!

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    Emporium Arcade Bar
    Emporium Arcade Bar
    Emporium Arcade Bar

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    Exploratorium - After Dark Thursday Nights - dog friendly and full bar!

    Exploratorium

    4.4(1.3k reviews)
    2.4 miEmbarcadero, North Beach/Telegraph Hill

    5/28 It's been quite…read moresome time since my last visit to the Exploratorium. Ironically, I felt like a child when there were no children to be found. I went to experience After Dark and felt like a kid in a candy store. The museum and exhibits seem and feel bigger than ever before with both new and pre-existing experiences. I kept walking, walking, and walking into what seemed like an endless amusement park. My mind was both overwhelmed and exhilarated while I touched, felt, grabbed, banged, spun, tapped, listened and saw with my eyes. There is still much more grounds to explore and it's also a fun group outing to do.

    I have been here multiple times throughout the years, and have only had good experiences. However,…read moremy last visit stood out to me the most. A few weeks ago was my senior prom, which was at the Exploratorium. The exhibits and environment were very fun and made for a super engaging night! As a trans person, I have a lot of anxiety in public bathrooms. Although they were unable to open up the general neutral bathroom (I mean, it's high schoolers, you can't trust them). However, the staff was extremely accommodating and kind, and escorted me to a separate bathroom. They made sure I got to pick the bathroom I was most comfortable in, as well as apologized for the inconvenience. Not only is this place fun, entertaining, and family friendly, they are welcoming, kind, and caring. I will never forget the kindness that I was shown.

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    Exploratorium - Pitcher plant

    Pitcher plant

    Exploratorium - Fun with optics!

    Fun with optics!

    Exploratorium - Wooden replica of San Francisco

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    Wooden replica of San Francisco

    San Francisco Chinatown - CA Lottery selling lotto tickets and doing promo prizes at the Chinese New Year Community Street Fair, Feb. 16, 2025.

    San Francisco Chinatown

    4.1(603 reviews)
    1.8 miChinatown

    A special place in SF…read more Love how many dim sum spots there are, grab and go. Lots of Chinese restaurants too And takeout spots. Really happy about the new businesses opening up here! Yes bring the energy and charm! Parking can be hard so park at Portsmouth Square garage

    San Francisco Chinatown: 2026 Feb 7 (5 of 5)…read more Rediscovering San Francisco Chinatown: It's been eleven years since I last visited the Chinatown in San Francisco. What I remember: Chinatown was a bustling, dense, and vibrant enclave. The atmosphere was unique, created by the combination of its architecture, street life, sounds, and smells. Human activity was electric. It was a rush, as ladies pulling shopping carts jostled their way through the crowds, while little children tugged at their sleeves, trying to catch up with their mothers. I remember elderly men playing chess with one leg bent, and ladies practicing tai chi in the park. Today's Chinatown seemed more subdued. The high-energy I once experienced has toned down quite a bit. The scenes looked different. The once triple parked streets and crowded walkways looked almost deserted. San Francisco Chinatown is easily walkable. We walked along Waverly, Montgomery, Grant, California, Jackson, Columbus, Broadway, towards North Beach. Along the hidden alleys, I noticed colourful arts and paintings on the walls. A queue has formed outside the fortune cookie shop, so we joined in to take a peek. We stopped and peeked at the menus posted outside eateries. The menus still looked exotic - some items I couldn't even pronounce. San Francisco Chinatown's historic charm still exists and the walk is still adventurous. Would I return to this walkable enclave? You bet I will. There's always something that's 'new' to fresh eyes.

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    San Francisco Chinatown - CA Lottery selling Lotto tickets and doing promo prizes at the Chinese New Year Community Street Fair, Feb. 16, 2025.

    CA Lottery selling Lotto tickets and doing promo prizes at the Chinese New Year Community Street Fair, Feb. 16, 2025.

    San Francisco Chinatown - Hang Ah's dilapidated signage

    Hang Ah's dilapidated signage

    San Francisco Chinatown - San Francisco Chinatown: 2026 Feb 7 (5 of 5)

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