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South San Francisco, CA is a vibrant city located in the San Francisco Bay Area. It is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. With its beautiful views of the bay, stunning parks, and great restaurants, South San Francisco is an ideal spot to visit and explore. The city also boasts excellent public transportation options, making it easy for visitors to get around. Visitors to South San Francisco can enjoy plenty of attractions such as museums, art galleries, sports stadiums and more. Reviews of South San Francisco are overwhelmingly positive; people praise the city for its variety of activities and friendly people. The area also has an abundance of local businesses who offer unique services such as craft breweries, wineries, and boutiques. Overall, South San Francisco provides visitors with plenty to do while exploring its many attractions and experiences.
based on 5 ReviewsGet to know South San Francisco with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited South San Francisco
SSF is probably the most misunderstood city in the - 6/21/2013
It's amazing, but many, many people, including people who live in SF, think that SSF is just a part of SF. Not true. We're right across the highway from SFO, which is actually in Burlingame. But it is really nice to have SF only 10 miles away, the beaches even closer. The climate is great but it gets pretty windy from wind off the ocean when the sun starts to go down. It's quiet here, and a little less expensive, and most of the homes here are around 40 years old, but there is, of course, new construction too. If you fly into SFO you will see "sign hill" stating SSF is the industrial city, but it's much more than that. There are lots of dog owners, which is not so common in a big city like SF. Come see us and be sure to visit Grand Avenue; it's quaint with a few really good
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Cloudy Days - 7/5/2008
One frustrating thing about South City weather is the number
of overcast & foggy days, as compared to other nearby cities
on the Peninsula. You can literally look down the street and
see the sun and blue skies you're missing out
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Bayview Hunters Point - 6/30/2006
Been living in bayview hunters point for about 12 years now. What I can say that it's a rough place to live, no one cares about us and the mayor of San Francisco continue to ignore us. While many think San Francisco isn't really a dangerous place, but cities do have their "ghetto" and slums. There were over a 100 shootings in the year 2004 in bayview hunters point. One of them took the life of a very dear friend. Everyday it's hard, but I've been able to maintain this far so I'm gonna keep surviving. But one good thing about living here are the low income
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Schools could be better - 5/12/2006
This was originally a blue-collar community several decades ago. In the SF Bay Area, it is not known for its high-quality public schools, K-12. So.SF has a number of parochial schools and/or is within driving distance of a few others. Many parents choose parochial over public. The city's two high schools are not well-respected for student academic
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