Hana Grill - San Francisco

When it comes to dining at the mall, this is definitely the top-notch option. You can expect to pay a bit more than at other eateries, but it's absolutely worth it. The tri-tip and chicken platter is fantastic, and they also offer a limited selection of wine and beer. Finding a table in the food court can be a bit challenging during busy times, but tables do turn over quickly.

This shopping center in San Francisco is really nice. I've visited several times before, but I never had the opportunity to go all the way to the top. Today, I finally took the escalators up to the highest level and the dome, and it was such a fun experience. I highly recommend visiting when you have some free time in the city—it's a great spot to spend an afternoon.

In my humble opinion, this is easily the best mall in San Francisco. It features some of my favorite stores, including Kiehl's, Zara, Nordstrom, Club Monaco, Ted Baker, and Banana Republic, just to name a few. The food court offers a delightful selection, and you can't go wrong with Auntie Anne's pretzels and lemonade while you shop. My favorite time to visit is definitely during Christmas; it feels truly magical as the mall transforms into a winter wonderland, something I eagerly anticipate each year.

Overall, the mall was nice and clean. However, the bathrooms near the Jamba Juice could use some improvement. There was a puddle of water around the handwashing station—perhaps some plumbing issues?

Very upscale indoor mall with 6 levels of stores. It is anchored by Nordstrom and bloomingdale's. The place is very nice but being in the middle is SF parking is a hassle. You have to go to a paid multilevel parking lot. Food choices are limited. Being in a generally bad neighborhood many individual stores have their own security guards (don't worry it is safe inside)