If you’re in the area on a Saturday, it’s well worth a visit. Many food stands to choose from. Chose the Mexican stand with the massive queue for breakfast. Outstanding Chilaquiles with scrambled eggs for breakfast. Could have spent a few hours here but my waistline wouldn’t allow it.

Always a cool part of San Francisco for tourists and locals. You can grab an amazing empanada, by your clipper card at the Bay crossings shop, visit one of the best mushroom themed stores in California, and board your ferry here. You'll find public bathrooms. Unfortunately, I'm not thrilled with the coffee choices at the ferry building. Blue bottle is way overpriced and they don't even have non-fat milk.

A building with a long history as a transit center now is used as a food place, a market to buy stuff plus a number of small restaurants, some of them excellent. The ferry terminals are outside and in back. Great fun to walk around both inside and out. Gourmet food for Sale.

The Ferry Building has a lot of different food places and a few shops. It a good place to stop for lunch and wonder around sampling different items. There is a very nice view of the water and surrounding area in the back of the building.

The venue was very accessible to local attractions. Staff were really helpful. Security checks were in place for Elevators. Our room was really Nice- Nice Size of TV. I was able to link it to my google account. Valet Parking. I could see the Bay from our Window.

The overall location is quite vibrant and joyful which allows spending high-quality time. It is cheerful and full of tourists. The region includes popular and picturesque piers, malls, and shopping outlets like this nice marketplace.

When we go to wine country in California we like to visit the Ferry Building in San Francisco. We make the short trip to Vallejo. We park for $8. We take the ferry to the Ferry Building in The City. It is a most pleasant trip. As you approach we saw the Golden Gate peaking out of the fog. Alcatraz in between. As you near the Ferry Building you see Coit Tower and city sight lines. You walk off into that building so fascinating and historic they just wrote a book about it. Shops and specialty foods from the area. A farmers market just outside with the best peaches we have eaten. We go to lunch at the Hogfish seafood restaurant. On the patio watching the water and traffic high above on the Bay Bridge. The freshest oysters and seafood and prices that were not outrageous. In the afternoon after a walk toward Fisherman's Wharf, we get back on the ferry for our mellow hour return trip. No hassle with driving a parking to get to and from The City. And oh yea. The senior cost on the Ferry was $4.80 each way. Unbelievable. If your schedule ever matches this day trip, this is a great way to spend it.

So many amazing options for lunch! Take the short ride from the wharf to visit the ferry building for lunch. I ride the bus down from the wharf it’s just $2.50. Had an amazing lunch. There were so many options to choose from, local, foodie, ethnic, bakery, ice creams, teas , coffee, seafood, tacos.. anything you want. Bathrooms were very clean they offer indoor and outdoor seating and you can catch a ferry as well over to salsulitto.

On Saturdays there is a farmer's market outside of the building and usually inside is super crowded. You can stop by during the week and it will be emptier. Inside you will find stores, bookshops, cafes, restaurants and little boutiques. The back of the building is the deck promenade that also embarks and disembarks ferries to other parts of the bay.

Heading for BART, muni, ferry or Bus this is your place. Pickup your needs and head on out. Stop for coffee, wine, bread, cheese or many other items. Check out farmers market on Saturday. Many changes since pandemic. No more Slanted Door. You have to go to Napa or San Ramon. No longer Ferry to Sausalito.