Emmy’s Spaghetti Shack is all about carbs and comfort. Families will find the cuisine here to be plentiful, despite the fact that there is no specific “kids menu.”
Take a seat adjacent to the San Francisco Bay at La Mar Cebicheria Peruana, a stylish restaurant that serves Peruvian cuisine.
Kids who love sushi will be fascinated by the way it’s served at Hikari Sushi & Bar, a restaurant that incorporates technology into its service.
Within Golden Gate Park lies Koret Playground, a children’s area rumored to be the first playground in the United States.
Overlook San Francisco’s most famous landmark while you frolic around Golden Gate Park, an area adjacent to its namesake bridge.
With a Fire Engine Tour, guests can be shuttled across The Golden Gate Bridge in style, while a knowledgeable tour guide entertains children with tales of the city’s history and involvement with the fire department.
Learn about the life and legacy of Walt Disney at the Walt Disney Family Museum, a property beautifully situated in the Presidio.
Located at the edge of Pier 39, the Aquarium of The Bay is home to more than 20,000 marine animals. Between river otters, seahorses, stingrays, and sharks, families can spend hours exploring the exhibits with the help of knowledgeable naturalists on stand-by. Ambient light sets the mood at Go With The Flow, a tank of…
With over 8,000 square feet of trampolines, it’s doubtful kids will find a better place to burn some steam than the House of Air Trampoline Park. Kids three and over will be able to jump here, but they’ll be separated from the older kids since the park has two sections: “The Fort” for children three…
The Japanese Tea Garden is quaint, so a trip around its winding paths won’t take that long, but the zen experience will stay with you long after you leave.