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We're even getting wifi on the tube in time for the olympics apparently as well as free wifi all over central London... I've only visited SF for days, and stay

by axod 16y ago

We're even getting wifi on the tube in time for the olympics apparently as well as free wifi all over central London... I've only visited SF for days, and stayed in a hotel there for a few days, but never really found my feet there. Like you say, it seemed like it has a lot of bad bits without the good bits being obviously there. Maybe they're hidden away :/ I'm much more at home strolling down University Ave or Castro st though. Relaxed, safe atmosphere with plenty to do.

ardit33 16y ago
Really? I live right off Castro st, in Mountain View, and I am in University Ave in PA every other day. Once you spend a weekend on both places, you basically have seen it all. The restaurants are reallyu nice (Castro St. Mountain View being cheaper and more authentic), but appart that there is not much going on. It is very clean looking though, and if you have a family it is a good place. If you are single guy, you'd want to steer clear of them. There is not much going on excitement wise. I guess it is good, b/c you will get so bored that you will just work on your startup. The weather is really nice though. I lived in SF for 3.5 years, and I miss it. A lot more fun in general. There is never a boring moment.
- axod 16y ago
  >> " Once you spend a weekend on both places, you basically have seen it all." Is that a bad thing, if it has most of what you need? >> "if you have a family it is a good place. If you are single guy, you'd want to steer clear of them." Definitely agree. I'm a family guy though. Perhaps I'm just getting old ;)