Definitely an activity better suited for little boys. My husband, brother-in-law and stepson loved it. I was a little bored after an hour or so. It was interesting to go on the tour to the engine room and hear the history but I got a little worn out wandering around looking at the different displays. There is a lot to see and a lot of walking is involved, so be prepared.

It felt like we found a secret spot in San Francisco. It is definitely a hidden gem in a back alley but your nose can find it for you! Where else do you get a chance to sample a fortune cookie still warm, fresh from the oven! They have various flavors available - we picked up chocolate and vanilla swirled to bring home! Definitely worth a stop!

My family easily spent three hours in this arcade. We had a blast looking at all the old arcade options and had a hard time deciding which machines were going to get our quarters. My stepson loved playing skee ball and my husband loved the the antique machines! You could spend hours here!

A great place to warm up! We had a great time looking at all the animal shaped sourdough loaves while we waited for our table. The clam chowder in a sourdough bread bowl was delicious! If you don't have time to wait for lunch, definitely stop in and check out the factory and various loaves of bread - it's worth it, if for nothing but the smells!

The Farmer's Market was awesome - tons of produce options and a lot of organic products available! Inside the Ferry Building was a different story. It was so crowded, I spent more time trying to keep track of my stepson than enjoying the market itself. I don't know if it was when we went or not but I would recommend skipping the building. If you are brave enough to enter, definitely get a gelato - yummy!