It is a very nice tourist attraction. If you haven't been, it is great, but isn't somewhere you would go on a regular basis.

What can you say? There is food, stores, shops, and other attractions. This place has it all. I was just there this past weekend and I am going back!

I think this place is okay to visit. They need to make it more attractive and more places to look around. I think that it needs remodeling.

This place is a must see. It is one of the city's best tourist sites and it also generates people from all over the world.

Lots of people and the dining is great. There is a lot of stuff to do, but a little expensive.

This is a great place to go with a friend or family.

The sights to see at Pier 39 are great for an hour or two and then the tourists and visitors are reminded of the tourist traps and high prices. Fisherman's Warf is a bit more interesting and can your interest a bit longer with the street vendors and boutique shops, but overall, it is the perfect place for a nice one hour walk andthen off to something else.

This is a great tourist attraction. There is lost of fun and interesting things to see. It is a good place to hang out.

Pier 39 is a great conglamoration of things to see and fun shops. I would go there just to visit "A midsummer nights dream" but the view from the end of the pier makes it worth visiting too.

It's a wonderful place to go on a first date but its dirty. It's not a spot you would want to go alone because you'd notice the filth.

I like the smell of Pier 39. There are Otters there too. The video game place is cool too.

Fisherman's Wharf/pier 39 has a lot of cool attractions plus good food and a great view of the Bay.

Very touristy with people selling all kinds of useless junk. But, it is worth the trip to get some clam chowder in a bread bowl.

Probably my least favorite part of San Francisco. The architecture is noticeably less attractive than the rest of the city, and food even more expensive. Unless you want to see the sea lions, I would skip it.

Don't see anything appealing to it, except perhaps if you want to get the crabs or the lobsters, which I think are just so so.

I admit, I like the sea lions, but the crowds are ridiculous. No self-respecting San Francisco resident would be caught dead there.