r/SanFranciscoSecrets

I have heard the phenomenon from multiple ppl and was just wondering why dating in SF sucks more than that in any other big city.

EDIT: SF dating scene*

Hey, im a girl of 24, just Wana be friend

Hey everyone!

I collect vintage items as a hobby and a way of getting a little memory of the places I g out to whenever I travel.

So as I’ll be in SF in a couple days, I’d like suggestions and recommendations of places to buy vintage (antique shops, markets, where to find garage sales and estate sales, anything really).

Thanks in advance

Hello, visiting your beautiful city from Canada. I’ve seen recommendations to visit churches like The Mycelian Church and Rising Phoenix, but wondering what other options are available for delivery or pickup. Any advice?

Been out for awhile. Looking for a quick meet and greet and be on my way. I'm in the city.

Anyone know a spot in the city that does a real Cajun/Louisiana crawfish boil?

Not the Asian/Viet/Chinese-style boil.

hi friends - coming to SF last weekend of May for a quick trip (Fly in Thursday around noon and leave Monday early AM). This is our first time and likely won't be coming back soon either so want to make time for all your recommendations! It will be two of us. Would love your help in building the perfect SF Itinerary that is realistic and accessible - meaning not going back and forth across different parts of town ten times a day. My friend wants to do a day trip to Carmel/Monterey on Sunday so if you have any suggestions for that as well- please let me know! We are big foodies and open to all restaurant recommendations! Here's an outline I was thinking

Thursday:

-Late lunch:

-activity:

-go back to hotel at Fisherman's Wharf

- casual drinks

-casual dinner

Friday:

- breakfast:

- activity:

-lunch:

-activity:

-time to go back to hotel and change

- nice cocktails/views

- nice dinner

- nightcap cocktails

Saturday:

- breakfast:

-Maybe Chinatown (things to do, eat, see, etc.)?

-time to go back to hotel and change

- dinner

- drinks

Sunday:

- rent a car or take a day trip tour to Carmel/Monterey?

hello!!!

will be in sf may 3 for a night (will be working during the day) anything interesting in the evening?

i like museums, art, theater shows, or just quaint cafes or restaurants! is it also safe to just walk around?

thank you in advance for helpinggg

On janurary 28th I was attacked at the supersave supermarket on 3rd ave.

The day before I talked to the homeless man that would subsequently threaten me the next day. Gave him oranges.

I went there asked permission to be there by the store. Came back next day. They confronted me. A gang of 5. One ends up cornering me in the store. He ran out. "He has to come out sometime." IN front of a security guard, that was a strong looking man.

He ran out I pulled my phone up, he charged back in then yelling he was going to knock me the fuck out. I pulled out bear mace and sprayed him in his right eye down. I ran past him and running out of the store.

I ran to police HQ and the woman at the desk was rude and tried to get me to go away. I waited 2 hours for someone to come out and even attempt to do a report.

I reported it to the hate crimes unit.

I haven't heard back from the investigator.

I pulled up megan's list and found the man the following day. And I sent this to SFPD!

We truely are alone. We have no real protection and the police can't do much to follow up.

Hey everyone! I'm relocating to the Bay Area in a week & I'm trying to be more intentional about weekends instead of defaulting to the same routine. I'll be relocating there alone so I'm happy to make new friends & meet new people (great if there are any apps that help with organising that kinda stuff).

Curious where people usually look for things to do around the Bay! Events, outdoors stuff, random activities, etc.

Do you have go-to apps, sites, or communities you check?