SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco’s best days out.
The 10 most popular lunch experiences in San Francisco. What each one costs, how long it runs, and who you book it through.
A full day pairing Muir Woods redwoods with three Napa/Sonoma tastings and a Golden Gate photo stop, with optional gourmet lunch.
Most Popular“Lots of good talking about the places we visit. The Tour Guide was an angel specially for me because knee problems”
Ferry to Alcatraz from Pier 33 with a phone audio tour plus a Fisherman’s Wharf lunch credit. You control the pace, not the timing.
“Awful customer service. I had booked 2 tickets for the tour and upon arrival they had asked to see our IDs they said our names did not match to the name on the ticket and we were told that they buy tickets and resell them. After contacting the third party seller I was met with…”
Golden Gate views, Russian River tastings, and a 4-course Kendall-Jackson lunch, all with hotel pickup and a small-group guide.
“This was an excellent tour and I would highly recommend it to visitors the the area. In addition to being super friendly, our tour guide, Paul, was amazingly well-informed about local history, wildlife, plant life and the wine making process in general. A very informative trip. You start the day with almost two hours at…”
Redwood walk at Muir Woods plus Napa and Sonoma tastings with a three-course lunch and wine, all from convenient San Francisco pickup.
“The tour was fantastic. Jason was an awesome tour guide. Very knowledgeable and friendly. Couldn’t have asked for a better tour.”
Guided bike ride from Fisherman’s Wharf to the Golden Gate Bridge, lunch in Sausalito, then all-day bike rental with ferry option.
“What a fabulous experience. We were lucky and small group of 6 including our guide, as it's November a bit cooler for biking. Mark was a real treat, his knowledge was amazing and his interaction with the group made for a great day. I was the only one without an electric bike, well deserved treat…”
Early-access Alcatraz with included ferry and Cellhouse audio tour, plus a same-day $15 lunch credit at select Fisherman’s Wharf spots.
“It was sold as early entry beat the crowds and it wasn't. The $15 for lunch didn't even cover anything and it was a very long walk, it is sold as right in the same area. You could do the same thing for pennies. This tour is a waste of your money.”
Walk among ancient redwoods at Armstrong, then enjoy a 5-course Kendall-Jackson lunch with wine pairings in Sonoma. Pickup included.
“We got picked up in a comfortable van with just 8 other people and headed for a stop at Fort Point for some great photos of the Golden Gate bridge. We then set off on the 90 minute journey to the Armstrong forest- when we arrived there it was like we had it to ourselves.…”
San Francisco Bay cruise with a buffet lunch or dinner, views of the Golden Gate and Alcatraz, plus coffee, tea, and soft drinks.
“I rarely leave reviews, let alone bad ones, but this takes the cake of an unbelievably terrible experience. I took off work and drove from Los Angeles specifically to celebrate my nephew’s college graduation. His activity of choice was this dinner cruise on May 17, 2025, that originally started at 7PM. My brother and I…”
City Cruises San Francisco Signature Lunch Cruise: a 2-hour Bay yacht ride with buffet lunch, Golden Gate and Alcatraz views from Pier 3.
“The entire 2 hours were wonderful. Beautiful views, lunch, staff so very nice and friendly. Highly recommend!!”
Enjoy lunch at the Gregangelo Museum in San Francisco, meet the founder and artists, then get behind-the-scenes access to works in progress and surprises.
“I was very disappointed by my visit. The place just wasn’t for me although I’m sure some might like it. I personally found the rooms and decor underwhelming, a bit tacky and thrown together. I didn’t see any art of note (which I know is subjective) and the rabbit hole and wish narrative left me…”
The city, the bay, and the day trips beyond it. Every way to see them.
