Best restaurant view of Golden Gate Bridge fireworks
By chance, I will be in San Francisco during the Memorial Day weekend. I understand that there will be fireworks for the Golden Gate Bridge anniversary, can someone recommend a good viewing spot from a restaurant? TIA!
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How about waterfront places in Tiburon? There's Caprice and its amazing panoramic Bay views. Don't know if you can see the bridge from Sam's or Guaymas, but if so, they would be good.
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re: tiburonchomper
Right you are. I didn't realize there was a restaurant there. That's probably the best view of the bridge from a restaurant.
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Ana Mandara
Greens
The Franciscan
McCormick & Kuleto's
St Francis Yacht Club (not public)It's kind of amazing how few restaurants with a view of the bridge there are. You've best off trying to get some kind of togo together and join the throngs at Crissy Field or similar.
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I think the restaurant in the Claremont Hotel in Oakland should have views, not sure about every table.
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Cavallo Point in Sausalito. Skates in Berkeley (meh). Hong Kong East Ocean in Emeryville (I think the view of the GGB is partially blocked by Treasure Island).
There are few if any in SF. Greens?
McCormick & Kuleto and other places around there with views of the Bay face north, and the bridge is to the east.
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re: Robert Lauriston
The Golden Gate bridge is to the west. It really depends on where the fireworks are actually being displayed. The East Bay is really too far away for a satisfactory viewing. Note also that the fireworks are at 9:30. I wouldn't bother with trying to find a restaurant with a view. Have dinner and then go down to the waterfront for the fireworks.
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re: Ruth Lafler
Uh, west, of course. The fireworks may be right by the bridge, they're closing the sidewalk for the duration.
There are dinner cruises:
http://www.hornblower.com/hce/port/overview/sf+fireworksdinner
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re: Ruth Lafler
Quick non-restaurant related thing to keep in mind, here. I frequently go to a neighbor's place for fireworks. They live in the east bay with a perfect view across to the Golden Gate. Beautiful, huh? Well, there's one problem: fog. I think something like 3 of the last 4 years, the fireworks across the bay were completely covered in fog. And I agree they are too far away anyway if you like the booms and bangs that go with the display (and what's the point otherwise?).
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