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The Top 2 Buffet Experiences in San Francisco

2 tours  ·  from $74 a head

The good buffet experiences fill up a week or two out in summer. Below: the 2 to book first, what each includes and how they differ.

San Francisco: City Cruises Buffet Lunch or Dinner Cruise - Pier 3 and the boarding plan
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San Francisco: City Cruises Buffet Lunch or Dinner Cruise

1.City Cruises Buffet Lunch or Dinner Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 20 reviews · 2 hours - 150 minutes · from $74Our pick

Board City Cruises at Pier 3 for a two to two-and-a-half-hour San Francisco Bay cruise with a buffet lunch or dinner. Pass Alcatraz, the Golden Gate Bridge, Angel Island, and other landmarks while enjoying unlimited coffee, tea, and soft drinks. Dinner cruises add music and dancing; wine, beer, and cocktails cost extra.

“Me encantó queremos repetirla inter semana pero veo que solo está disponible viernes, sábado y domingo”

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San Francisco: Christmas Day Buffet Brunch or Dinner Cruise - What the two-hour cruise feels like
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San Francisco: Christmas Day Buffet Brunch or Dinner Cruise

2.Christmas Day Buffet Brunch or Dinner Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews · from $184Top rated

Spend two hours aboard a San Francisco yacht on Christmas Day, with a chef-prepared brunch or dinner, live entertainment, and views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Bay Bridge, and Alcatraz. Coffee, tea, iced tea, and water are included. Brunch also includes champagne, mimosas, and sparkling cider; other alcoholic drinks are available to buy.

“Awesome 😎 Great food, buffet, mimosas, staff available took pictures, lots of sight seeing above decks. Would definitely recommend 👍”

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