Deli-Up Cafe

Yes, there a shop by the international G terminal which offers hourly storage service.

This is a large international airport with four major terminals, so it depends upon which airline you're flying. The International Terminal (which also serves some domestic flights) has a museum, as well as, some lovely shops and decent restaurants. Terminal 2 currently has an interesting exhibit on the Typewriter. I just finished eating a wonderful, fairly authentic dish street taco dish over a beer (I opted for the local draft, Anchor Steam, but they have several other draft and bottled beers, including Negro Modelo) at Andale.' Terminal 2 serves American, Virgin America and Alaska. There are a handful of nice shops, a bookstore and two newsstands in addition to several good restaurants (some of them, like Andale', are local favs)! I also like Napa Farms -- good food, lots of takeout options, a decent wine selection and some good breads and pastries. If you're looking for a quick bite of San Francisco without leaving the airport try Napa Farms or checkout the wine bar nextdoor.

Always look up the airport map before arriving so that you know exactly where to go. Also, only talk to airport employees in uniform and in crowded areas. Never let anyone "lead you there."

Depends where you are. I kniw at Terminal 3, there is a play area near Gate 89.

outside

Spaces available

Around 4 am

For T3 united yes you can

Oh, for sure! Plenty of directions to get to where you're next gate is.

Yes