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The innkeepers will happily help guests decide on restaurants, nightclubs, and entertainment.

Parker Guest House – This LGBTQ+-owned guest house features newly renovated rooms, private baths in most rooms, continental breakfast, complimentary wine social, and free WiFi. Gay Events in San Francisco
11. Be sure to bring singles and plan to tip every girl.

They also have non-sexual lounge areas to socialize in. For fantastic views of the Golden Gate Bridge and Angel Island, go to Shoreline Park. The public transit system, known as Muni, is the best way to get around. Expect the best dumplings in town, as well as succulent noodles, rice, meat, and tofu dishes.

Octavia – An exquisite dining experience named after the area it’s found in, the restaurant’s main claim to fame is award-winning chef Melissa Perello, who prepares such seasonal culinary delights as grilled swordfish, homemade sourdough levain, and seaweed tagliatelle.

In fact, August is known locally as “Fogust.”

The Castro District is San Francisco's world famous gayborhood, running from Church Street to Eureka Stree. Last Call closed down during the pandemic, and was subsequently sold on to new owners – but they've kept the same vibe (and name). 

The place to see and be seen for everyone from leather-clad bears to tiny twinks to party-hardy lesbians.

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10. The small town hosts the Sausalito Art Festival each year over Labor Day Weekend in September. Live music on Thursday nights is a nice counterpoint to the often wild and unexpected Friday and Saturday night parties that feature everything from lube wrestling to gaymer nights.

Big, meaty men gravitate to this self-styled Bear Bar in SoMa.

The bar menu has top-notch food served by a friendly staff to an attractive crowd. You can easily get to know the city quickly and jump on and off throughout the day to visit various sites of interest. Direct airport transfers to your hotel are also available for under $20 when purchased in advance. But like a phoenix from the flames, the iconic landmark American-Italian restaurant is back in North Beach District – with a great view of Washington Square Park.

Tuesdays are “Sing til it Hurts” karaoke, and Fridays belong to Red Hots Burlesque, a queer burlesque show. Head to JUNK every Thursday night to enter the “JUNK in your TRUNK” contest for a chance to win various prizes.

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Baker Beach – The north end of Baker Beach is the gay, clothing-optional beach.

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