This tour was amazing. The greatest tour I've ever taken. It was SF beer week which made it even more enjoyable! Highly recommend!
Review by: Jordan S, April 2017
Great way to experience San Francisco, and some of the best breweries in the city. Our tour guide, Danny, was knowledable, interesting, and kept our group moving throughout the streets safely. If you and #39;re looking for a memorable way to see San Francisco, this is highly reccomended.
Review by: Barbara, August 2016
Great way to see San Francisco and experience some of the local craft beers. San Francisco is bike friendly with bike lanes throughout the city. Our guide Hunter was great, safety and having fun definitely a priority.
Review by: Mel, October 2015
Overall, fun trip/tour. But, while you get to see the city, you don't just go to local breweries. One was just a local bar and you could smoke there, so it was very sickening to me. The riding was super slow. I respect traffic laws, but it was too slow. Then we were an hour late returning, which caused problems for my evening travel.
Review by: John L, September 2015
Fun experience. Had beers with our new tour friends. We didn't want it to end. Christina was great.
Review by: Melodee W, August 2015
The guides were so nice. The bikes were great. We met great people and saw parts of San Francisco that we wouldn't have seen otherwise.
Review by: Elizabeth F, July 2015
Venecia was an amazing guide. She gave us a rundown of each of the areas we were riding through and offered great recommendations to places to hit up. The tour was easy to do and super fun. The three places we hit were Local Brewing Co.,Cervecería de MateVeza and 21st amendment. Each one had a fantastic selection of brews and the empanadas at MateVeza were killer. Would highly recommend to anyone.
Review by: , December 2014
This was an awesome tour with even better guides!! I am a native San Franciscan and I've always been so scared to ride a bike through San Francisco, but Ari and Gabe made me feel very safe. I couldn't believe myself riding down Market street, not at all nervous. We made a couple stops, learning about the neighborhoods and cool architecture throughout the city. I had no idea Mission Dolores was the oldest building in San Francisco! Besides the informative bike tour around the city, we stopped at really cool breweries that were surprisingly new to me - my favorite was Cervecería de MateVeza, a really small microbrewery in between Dolores Park and the Castro. They had a delicious variety of house brewed beers and savory empanadas. I was in heaven! If you have the chance, DO go on this tour!!
Review by: KC, December 2014
Such a fun outing! I'm local, but I have never biked in San Francisco and this was a great way to do it. Ari and Gabe, our guides, did a great job navigating us along busy streets and made me feel safe about biking in busier areas like SoMa and the Mission. We started at 21st Amendment and they treated us to beer there, and then we traveled along a flat route to the Mission. Between stops, we got to check out all the incredible murals in Clarion Alley, and I even learned some fun facts that I didn't already know about the Mission Dolores and Dolores Park. My favorite stop was at a bar on the edge of Dolores Park, technically in the Castro, where I had an amazing locally made empanada and Yerba Mate–infused IPA. So good! I definitely recommend this tour for adventurous beer lovers who feel comfortable riding city streets.
Review by: Anonymous, December 2014
This was an awesome tour with even better guides!! I am a native San Franciscan and I've always been so scared to ride a bike through San Francisco, but Ari and Gabe made me feel very safe. I couldn't believe myself riding down Market street, not at all nervous. We made a couple stops, learning about the neighborhoods and cool architecture throughout the city. I had no idea Mission Dolores was the oldest building in San Francisco! Besides the informative bike tour around the city, we stopped at really cool breweries that were surprisingly new to me - my favorite was Cervecería de MateVeza, a really small microbrewery in between Dolores Park and the Castro. They had a delicious variety of house brewed beers and savory empanadas. I was in heaven! If you have the chance, DO go on this tour!!
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