Free Stuff To Do In San Francisco

Tours at Anchor Brewing Co. are free every day. But they are only launched twice a day Monday-Friday, so only the die-hards, or the lucky people who don’t work 9-5s can attend. Be sure to book your tour far in advance.

This is pretty much the only redeeming thing in the Wharf. Except maybe the Bushman…

El Rio has free oysters on the half-shell every Friday at 5:30. Free bbq follows at 7:30.

If you’re a wheel of fortune master, chances are you’ll be able to land the legendary Polly Ann spinner on a free cone space.

Well, it’s “pay what you wish,” which, if you’re like me, means you’ll probably end up paying more than you would have on a regular old day. I blame Catholic guilt. Free first Tuesdays.

Free first Tuesdays. You’ve gotta check out the William Kentridge exhibit they’ve got these days.

Free first Tuesdays.

Come here prepared to spend $5 for some tea and lame cookies anyway. Don’t forget to walk over the ridiculously steep bridge with a very serious look on your face. Free first Wednesdays.

Come by on a nice day and drink some wine while sitting next to a crying baby on the lawn and watching a free hula hoop show. This venue gets tons and tons of great acts.

If you find yourself in Berkeley, this place has free sake tastings. Do yourself a favor and test it out, especially if you’ve only had that gross kind of heated sake they serve out of a creamic carafe.

Always free! Unlike the actual cable car which is FIVE DOLLARS.

You won’t be so mad that you have to wait an hour when you receive a glass of FREE wine. Pacific Cafe doesn’t take reservations, but knows how to calm antsy customers. Crabcake tastes much better after a glass of wine on an empty stomach too.

Remember that time when your friend, Jeremy drunkenly sat in the baby high-chair at Park Chow for an entire meal and the waitress didn’t even get mad? And then remember when she gave us all of those free scones and muffins because it was Sunday afternoon? Stick around, and you might benefit…

Their free scones are actually a guarantee! More info in the following guidelink.

Free first Tuesdays.

Free first Wednesdays.