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Jeffrey_E, Aug 2026
Our guide, Mark, gave us...
Our guide, Mark, gave us a great history lesson of both San Francisco, in general, and Chinatown, in particular. The dim sum were delicious, and the focaccia pizza from Golden Boy Pizza was out of this world. I highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting.
Jamee_G, Aug 2026
The location of meet up...
The location of meet up is wrong. It’s the corner of Powell and Post in Union Square. 333 Post is the other end of the block. Sacks is no longer there. Thom was an excellent guide. Patient as we hiked up Nob Hill. Answered all our questions. It was just my family so it felt personal.
joan_r, Aug 2026
Our #1 Food Tour
Wonderful and informed tour guide; Scott has lived in SF for most of his life and shared amazing stories of the past; the earthquake of 1905, the gold rush, the beat poets, influential important figures from the past, etc. lots of food stops ending with excellent pizza, cannolis, and a huge SF fudge bar! Highly recommended. .
Deirdre_W, Aug 2026
Food + walking = good time
Its a walking tour so be prepared to do a lot of walking. But also be prepared for some delicious food. Ryan was our tour guide, he was informative, engaging and friendly. I would do it again and I would recommend it to any one traveling to San Francisco.
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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.