BAR CRAWL TRIPS · SAN FRANCISCO BAR CRAWLS
The 7 best san francisco bar crawls you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Review of San Francisco’s Gold Bar whiskey cocktail class, with three tastings, three cocktails, Treasure Island history, and Bay views.
“Sooooo fun!!! Weston was our bartender and he was absolutely amazing!! So fun and professional and knowledgeable. 10/10 reccommend!!!!! Beautiful venue, great cocktails. I honestly didn’t even like whiskey before. I’m a fan now!”
Review of California Academy of Sciences NightLife in San Francisco, with exhibits, music, rainforest, planetarium tips, price, and practical advice.
“The C.A.S NightLife VIP is the best way to see this Living Document of Science. Short- to no lines, free drinks and great sandwiches and a very special guided tour with fun people. You don't want to miss this Science class like you skipped in High School. BUS 37r takes you right to the entrance and there is a stop across the street to take you back. Get the City Pass.....BO”
Explore two haunted San Francisco sites, enjoy a cocktail, and use ghost-hunting tools on this intimate 1-hour-45-minute evening tour.
“Very friendly tour guide very knowledgeable and had some good experiences with the paranormal activity if you are a non believer this will definitely make you believe ghosts are real”
Review of California Academy of Sciences NightLife in San Francisco, with exhibits, DJs, cocktails, planetarium tips, price advice, and practical details.
“We thought it was okay, but we can't recommend it.”
Learn three cocktails, taste local whiskey, and enjoy San Francisco Bay views in a 90-minute class at Gold Bar Distillery.
“I enjoyed the friendly bar tender. He even gave us history about Treasure Island. it was a very fun class”
Review of California Academy of Sciences NightLife Plus, with cocktails, VIP access, planetarium seating, rainforest entry, and practical tips.
“Although the Academy was excellent there were some problems with the ticketing that should be addressed. Nobody seemed to know about the tickets that were supposed to be issued to us on arrival but the staff did sort out the problem without too many hassles.”
Walk San Francisco from the Transamerica Pyramid to Union Square with three cocktails, local bites, cable-car lore, and a small group.
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