Suggestions for Travel and Transportation near Duboce Triangle, San Francisco

Alejandro V. • February 5, 2011This place isn't actually that bad.sure there are some pervy lurkers but it's actually a nice place to stay at. Me and my boyfriend had a great time here, it was really convenient and nice. :)

Jim R. • October 28, 2016It's a great place to stay. Micheal is a great innkeeper and very knowledgeable about the area. It is very clean and comfortable. The breakfast opportunity is one you do not want to miss.

Waverly H. • September 30, 2011My favorite place to stay in SF. Jan is the best and I will be the first to tell you, you will miss out if you do not stay here. Stay for breakfast and you will never want to leave. A true Gem.

Tantek Ç. • April 28, 2009from the Mission, take 16th st West past Church st, right at Sharon st, left at 15th st, cross Market st, immediate right onto Sanchez st, which turns into Steiner st after Duboce.

Mr. G. • April 2, 2012Excellent service. No hassle!

Ryan H. • May 24, 2012Look both ways before stepping off the curb!

Naeem N. • February 18, 2012Duboce Park Cafe is a block away. Get off and have a chai frozen drink while sitting al fresco

ryan o. • January 22, 2010totally have done many illegal things here. Its the gateway to the sunset...

Dale T. • November 13, 2011Walk up hill. Turn right on Walter. Lots of olive trees. The black olives are licorice-y and acrid with high oil content. Take a handful home, pit them, and use a citrus press to make an EVOO shot.

Aaron L. • May 30, 2012NextBus readings for the outbound J can often "disappear and reappear" when a train is exiting the tunnel at Duboce.

Kate M. • May 18, 2012Please move to the back of the bus when it gets crowded. Do not worry about getting stuck. And please don't just stop at the back door.

Andrew B. • October 20, 2016Little cell service at this stop, recommend queuing up some music and finishing your conversations before going down