It is quite a vibrant and joyful region that allows spending high-quality time. It is cheerful and full of tourists. The region includes popular and picturesque piers, malls, shopping outlets, driving small race cars, and several activities. It is one of the best locations to reside and reserve the accommodation.

A typical tourist spot in San Francisco. It has a view of the harbor and is lined with restaurants and shops. You can also go to the Golden Gate Bridge from here. It doesn't have that sea smell like Japan, so it's pleasant to stroll around. There are many nice residential areas nearby, so it's nice to walk, even though there are many slopes. There are food stalls even on weekdays, so it's lively.

Lively port area with very commercial docks full of shops, restaurants and attractions. Don't miss Pier 45 with the Musée Mécanique and Pier 39 with the merry-go-round and the sea lions. Much more lively in the afternoon, in the morning many shops are closed.

This place became iconic since the sign for the wharf is here. Whole wharf has been changed into a tourist spot so it’s cool looking with lots of activities. Modern cable car has also a stop here. See images further reference.

Visited: 10/06/2023 Fisherman's Wharf could be another tourist trap for sure. It was well worth the visit, but be wary of prices on food and things to do. The streets are lined with stalls of food and craft vendors so the walkways can be really crowded, and worse when people are not aware of surroundings and suddenly stop in front of you. It is a nice are to walk around, but prices are hiked up. What I will recommend is an old style gaming arcade called Musee Mechanique where they have retro-fitted lots of centuries old arcade games to take modern coins to still be played. It's like a museum but with games. Fabulous. And seeing the USS Pampanito was fabulous as well.

Enjoyed the dining experience and many options available. Spent the whole day there. Best to shop around for sales as some souvenir shops are expensive again alot of options. The sea lions were a must see and we enjoyed watching them for a time. Some very good street entertainers. Easy access to tour boats and buses etc. On a downside a couple of rest rooms we used were filthy and reeked of urine and Marijuana which was not nice so didn't use. They need more restrooms that have attendants to keep clean.

We had an amazing time at Fisherman's Wharf! The lively atmosphere and beautiful waterfront views made it perfect for walking around. Our seafood lunch was delicious, with fresh clam chowder and bay crab. There’s so much to see and do, from street performers and historic ships to the Aquarium of the Bay and the bustling Pier 39. Fisherman's Wharf is a must-visit for anyone in San Francisco. Highly recommend!

Went there at lunch time to just see the new wheel installed there and it was amazing! We walked on Jefferson street and there was a lot of performances on the road. There are small stores selling cotton candies, hot dog, drinks and souvenirs. There were a few guys dancing and singing too! we stopped there for a good 30 mins to enjoy our show and we dropped some tips for them for the good show. It's really hot in SF today and I really admire their determination. We got on the wheel and enjoy the view from the top of the wheel and it's so relaxing. We were slowly travelling up to the top and the whole process is simply enjoyment. I highly recommend the Ferris wheel trip if anyone is in SF. I heard they change places once in a while so I'm not sure will the wheel still be here next time if anyone is visiting the Wharf. We visited the Boudin Bakery & cafe on our way back and it was huge. You can see the process of the bread making, all the dough and smell the bread a miles far. This is a really good experience and relaxing meal after the wheel just under the sun and enjoy. Anyway, I enjoyed my trip to the Wharf today and it's simply amazing.

It’s been a few years since we’ve been at the wharf. We’ve been here four times and 40 years. It’s still fun beautiful weather, breezy, sunny, cool wind enjoyed everything it was clean and not a lot of crazy people

This area around Fisherman's Warf is actually a classic tourist trap. It's mostly the name. Furthermore, it is busy, many expensive restaurants, expensive supermarkets and ugly souvenir shops. It all looks a bit dilapidated and dated. Not our thing!