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Chris_E, Jun 2026
Quaint stops, yummy eats
This was the cutest little tour ever. Our guide was super friendly at making our group of strangers feel like family for a day. She was great at setting expectations at what our next step would entail. The food stops were delicious and ambience was cozy. We had margarita pizza, pasta, fried rice balls stuff with ground beef, chicken pesto sandwiches, smoothies or coffee, cannolis, and a stop at a fudge /candy store. My ten year old loved the tour too!
Samuel_P, Jun 2026
This wasn't your typical tourist walk around the city — it felt like being shown San Francisco by a knowledgeable local
Britt was absolutely fantastic. This wasn't your typical tourist walk around the city — it felt like being shown San Francisco by a knowledgeable local friend. We spent the day exploring downtown San Francisco and discovering hidden alleys, historic buildings, unique landmarks, and fascinating little spots that I would have walked straight past without ever noticing. What really stood out was Britt's knowledge of the city's history. He didn't just point things out; he told the stories behind them, helping us understand how San Francisco developed into the city it is today. By the end of the tour, I felt like I had gained a genuine appreciation for the city's culture, architecture, and character. The pace was great, the information was engaging, and there was a perfect balance between history, local insights, and interesting anecdotes. If you want a deeper understanding of San Francisco beyond the usual tourist attractions, I highly recommend taking this tour with Britt.
Lisa_S, May 2026
Great tour
Yosemite was an amazing experience in and of itself. The tour guide made it extra special. We pulled off at all of the best stops. He was always aware and interested in whatever you was thinking. I could not recommend this tour enough. There was plenty of opportunity to explore on your own at two stops. The bathrooms in the hotel lobby are going to be better than the ones in the cafeteria. 100%. So don't wait in line there just walk across the way to the hotel check-in. It was an excellent excellence tour.
Nicholas_M, May 2026
Thom Is the Bomb
My wife and I go on many ghost tours—not necessarily due to a belief in the paranormal but because it’s usually a great pairing with a more traditional city tour at learning a city’s more complete history. Thom demonstrated a masterclass performance and due diligence at inculcating us all with his dark tales of San Francisco alongside the spirit of renewal and resurgence the city itself lives as a credo. Brilliant orator with a fine set of approaches to all of these stories—this is THE guy to share this local history!
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Move over cable cars—San Francisco is a town best explored on foot. The compact city is 7 square miles (18 square kilometers) of dense neighborhoods, historic alleyways, hilltop viewpoints, and urban green spaces. While San Francisco walking tours are great for experiencing the unique character of city neighborhoods—and even a certain world-renowned bridge—they can venture beyond the beaten trails that bus tours rarely tread. They're also often organized around themes such as architecture, hiking, street art, cuisine, history, and even ghosts.