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Oracle Park
Baseball Stadium
South Beach, San Francisco
Has a stamp of approval from Eater and Travel + Leisure
"Awesome ballpark, definetly try the cininimin pretzel."(29 Tips)
"👍🏻 Garlic fries, crab sandwich, anchor beer and Bulleit cocktails."(71 Tips)
"Club level is the best seats"(13 Tips)
"Great food: cha cha bowl, garlic fries and hot dogs are all great!"(9 Tips)
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Staff PicksJuly 2, 2014San Francisco isn't just about baseball, it's also about Opera at the park. Experience the sights and sound of the beautiful AT&T park and a free performance of Verdi's La Traviata. Sat, 7/5, 8pm. Read more
Dan SohaydaSeptember 17, 2019Food and drinks are insanely expensive. Beer options are what you would expect for a ballpark. Nothing particularly craft or microbrewery but some local options like Anchor.
There are a very limited number of s'more panini's (peanut butter, chocolate, marshmallow) per fame available at the 1B Carvery at section 110. These are intense, so find a partner to share it with.
Anthony Smith BerkeleyNovember 18, 2016Go early to watch BP best time to interact and get autographs from the players and coaches.
Cooper SmithAugust 16, 2011Opt for the standing room only tickets in the OF (there's still bleachers for you to sit down in) and alternate between watching great baseball and looking behind you at the awesome views of the Bay
BommyAugust 8, 2018Ridiculously expensive food and beer. $15 for a can of craft beer?! Bring in your own food for sure.
David CraskeSeptember 23, 2016Beautiful park. Perhaps not Wrigley Field, but still a great place to watch a game.
Home of the SF Giants! Do yourself a favor and sit in the left field bleachers for the best experience. If you can't swing it, don't worry as there really aren't any bad seats in the house.
Home of the San Francisco Giants with a gorgeous back view to the East Bay.
I might not be the biggest baseball fan but I sure love this view. However, I personally think the garlic fries are too garlicky ......
Ann SwellcityguideOctober 1, 2016Beautiful views. Can get chilly at night. Slides for kids at the Coca Cola Bottle.
Best FanFest I've ever attended. Great player Q&A, photos on the field, and I even got to walk on the warning track in bare feet!
Caroline DengJune 14, 2015Yaaaas go Giants. Go when they offer fireworks, and bring a sweater because it can get windy there.
Island BruinSeptember 27, 2017Go to any stand in the center field plaza. Don't get in the longest line. They all sell the same food.
There isn't a bad seat in the house...Unless a great big fat person is sitting next to you: then its a little uncomfortable :|
Grab your crazy crab sandwich before heading to your seats. The view is so amazing from any seat in the house, you will never want to leave
At $15 for a big pour, the vintage Champagne at Crazy Crab'z is actually one of the better values at the park. Get some!
Darcy CheeriosAugust 4, 2013A Baseball park that has tons to enjoy. Take your time and check out McCovey Cove, the big glove, the coke bottle, and try the garlic fries.
"Secret" entrance through the dugout store. Best value seats are view reserve behind home plate. Find anchor steam beer behind center field.
Enter through the Giants dugout located off of willie mays plaza. It's the fastest and easiest way into the park!
If you have Club Level seats, be sure to check out the Giants memorabilia in the angle behind home plate on level 2.
Linlu Meow RuizJanuary 28, 2016Sat behind home plate, third deck up. Still had great views. Best seats are those in the first row of a section, more room.
AJ LSeptember 27, 2015Book tickets for the Virgin Airlines club level, lots of great food stations. Try the caramel corn... AH-MAZING!
Carol CecilJune 13, 2014I love sitting in the view reserved section on the 3rd base-line. Have the Gilroy Fries they are a great treat :-)
There is a water bottle filling station on the Promenade Level by Guest Services behind home plate.
One of the prettiest ball parks in the US - just remember your jacket if you're coming for a night game!
Lauren JoeJune 6, 2015Great atmosphere and entertainment throughout the game! Got standing room tickets only which were fine and good money saving technique!
There’s a Chicago dog stand right behind home plate on the 100 level. Cheaper than other dogs too
ScottySauceAugust 15, 2011Look for that great seat right at the very front of the foul poll in right field as it gets me every time. This is by far my favorite seat in the entire place.
Susanna PageFebruary 22, 2020My sister is a die hard Giants fan. I learned the game of baseball from her while going to games with her as we grew up. Love the stadium!
Pretty much from any angle at this park you're going to enjoy a beautiful view! Go Giants!
- Lauren HofffmanAugust 25, 2015The park is dog-friendly, dog friendly! On-leash dogs welcomed on right field viewing deck for baseball games!!!
Best place in the U.S. to watch a baseball game...besides Fenway.
GrovoJanuary 11, 2012Number 3 is AT&T park, home of the San Francisco Giants. Kayakers sit out in the bay hoping to snag a home run ball. They must be uploading photos while they’re waiting.
Not a bad seat in the house. Enjoy the view of the bay on the View Level and get up close to the visitor's dugout for extreme trolling on the Lower Box Level.- At $15, the vintage Champagne at Crazy Crab'z is actually one of the better values at the park.
Greg WohlenbergOctober 13, 2010Best baseball venue in the country! Fans are pretty awesome too! You can actually take tours on non-baseball days if you want.
Brisket and Ghirardelli sundaes are my ultimate baseball foods. #GoGiants- E. M. W.September 2, 2022This is a beautiful stadium. Friendly, helpful staff and decent drinks on the club floor.
- Jess LMarch 13, 2016Great food selection and the slides are so much fun! Oh and baseball games are good too.
- Nicole CaballeroOctober 7, 2013Live Field Club...even better than club level. Right in the action with club level amenities
- Gsus S.S.May 28, 2019Wonderful ballpark. Easy access, friendly staff and fantastic amenities. Thumbs up for the famous crab 🦀 sandwich, fish&chips. Thumbs down? No mini-helmet ice cream??! 😕. Not really noisy fans here.
EJAugust 13, 2015Really nice park, and friendly personnel all around in my experience. And I'm not even a Giants fan. If your AT&T phone is slow, turn off their wifi. It was slow for me, but the reg. network was fine
ESPNAugust 18, 2011Don't leave AT&T Park without trying the Gilroy Garlic Fries. Your breath might reek afterwards, but hey, Pablo Sandoval can lend you a piece of bubblegum to fix that.
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"The pulled pork sliders and Acme caramel pudding are pretty decent and the staff are very attentive. The onion rings can be a little tough if over battered though..."
Brian Rudy - 7.6
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"Chicken sandwich with red peppers and goat cheese is yummy"
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