24th St Mission — Local services in San Francisco

The Mission Cultural Center for the Arts, The Cafe Bohemian, Little Jeruselum, are a few places that are worth visiting in this run down forgotten Mission area where homeless and addiction is a smelly and daily affair. The Bart station’s escalators and elevators are out of service. Imagine being in a wheelchair, elderly or single mother with kids and groceries? Bart was suppose to be a convenient, safe and affordable travel for the masses, which it is not. I have witnessed homeless and desperate addicts with knives breaking into Bart or threatening others and calling 911 was impossible since the signal cuts out when you are underground. Bart has been delayed on occasion because of crime related issues. I decided to leave this review after experiencing all of my concerns in one week of using it from Market St to South...

24th St & Mission Station is surprisingly cleaner than some SF Bart stations. It's incredibly spacious with a large set of stairs that lead to Mission Street. A Bart attendant is usually available for inquiries in his/her open office as well. There are two exits/entrances where you end of up on either side of 24th & Mission. Weekends are lively here due to the small flea market full of trinkets and a live band. Explore the various, diverse shops here at the 24th & Mission and keep an eye on your...

I used to get off at that station every morning when working at UCSF.

I'd wait for the shuttle right outside of Burger King (or where it used to be) This is one of the dirty stations. But also coming outside, you will see some sketchy people hanging around. Some of them are out there, so be careful.

But there are alot of amenities around and the bus is...