Crocker Galleria — Attraction in San Francisco

It's not too fair to Crocker Galleria for me to give a "review" on it. I have been there to buy things but not today. I spent way too much money for a wallet I bought there, which didn't last for as long as I thought it should. That, of course was not the Galleria's fault, not in the slightest. The deal with the "Galleria" is there are so many shops spread out in this three story layout. When I was there last, about a week ago, I was just passing through to go to Sutter St., one block North.

When it was new it was quite a space. Now, like so many things, it's just hanging on, imo. All the shops look like either they're moving in or out. It doesn't have the look and feel of it's earlier days which was visually brilliant and attractive. It was quite a thing back then. There are still so many stores in there you're bound to find something to interest you. You can always leave very easily and you'll be right, smack, in the middle of one of the snazziest shopping areas in the country. What the hey, eh?...

Very nice mellow place where you can sit and not necessarily buy right away. There is an enclosed roof garden, as in a wall without roof for overlooking Montgomery/Market. The machine asked me to confirm hours, yet they differ. I have enclosed picture. As the written ones on the entrance may refer more to the shops themselves. I think entrance is allowed at 7am, coffee shops ready then I am sure. Then high end businesses at 10am. And says till 6pm, yet it is approaching 7pm and we are still allowed to wander freely, although cleanup & closing seems in progress. Confirmations will be updated. ~🐺Wolf approved ~🐺Wolf recommended Totally empty now November 2023 See #metal Leo channel on YouTube for video PATHETIC...

This mall was built in the early 80s and has been a part of the city centre for four decades. Plans for refurbishment of the mall have been delayed due to the pandemic and as of August 2022, the farmers market on Thursdays had yet to return. There are two food outlets open on the top floor, Ladle and Leaf and Julie's Kitchen. There is security patrolling the venue to ensure the safety of those using the public spaces available in the mall. There are tables and chairs available for the general public on all three floors. There is also a cupcake store selling hot drinks located on the first floor. I hope that more shops will open as we recover from...