How to Tantorize Yourself with a Trip to the Full House House: A Totally 90s Adventure for San Francisco Fun
Ah, Full House. The show that taught us tater tots were a breakfast food, that clothes magically folded themselves when thrown in the air, and that a single income could somehow afford a sweet pad in San Francisco (let's not get ahead of ourselves).
If you're a die-hard fan (or maybe just fueled by a surge of nostalgia-induced sugar), you might be wondering where in San Fran you can find the iconic Tanner family home. Well, buckle up, my friend, because I'm here to guide you on a quest for the most unforgettable (and totally free) photo op this side of the Golden Gate Bridge.
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| How To See The Full House House In San Francisco |
Step 1: Embrace Your Inner Tanner Tourist
First things first, ditch the expectations of rolling up to a staged Hollywood attraction. The Tanner house is, believe it or not, a private residence. Yes, real people (probably not Danny Tanner though) live there, so respect the peace and quiet of the neighborhood.
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Dress comfy, because you'll likely be doing some walking. Public transport is your friend here, but don't be surprised if Joey shows up and offers a questionable horse-drawn carriage ride instead (just kidding... probably).
Step 2: The Hunt for 1709 Broderick Street
Here's the juicy part: the address. The Tanner abode isn't actually located at 1822 Gerard Street (the fictional address used in the show). In reality, it chills at 1709 Broderick Street in the Lower Pacific Heights neighborhood.
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Now, navigational skills are key. Pack your inner Michelle and whip out your phone's map app. But hey, if you get lost, just pretend you're Uncle Jesse on his motorcycle, embracing the adventure (though maybe avoid actual motorcycles on sidewalks).
Step 3: Snap, Smile, Say "How Rude!" (But Don't Actually Say It)
There it is! The house you've seen countless times on reruns. Take a moment to appreciate the architectural wonder (and maybe shed a tear for Comet, wherever he may be).
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Remember: this is private property. A quick photo from the sidewalk is all it takes. Don't be a Jesse and try to recreate the opening credits by walking up the stairs (trust me, Danny wouldn't be a fan).
Bonus points if you can snag a photo with a VW bus in the background – ultimate 90s vibes achieved!
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Step 4: Celebrate Your Inner Foodie (and Maybe Channel Your Inner D.J.)
After your Full House pilgrimage, refuel like a true Tanner. Hit up a local diner for some pancakes (because duh), or grab a slice (or two) of pizza – Michelle would approve.
Feeling fancy? Channel your inner D.J. Tanner-Tanner and head to a swanky spot for sophisticated (read: expensive) cocktails. Just remember, unlike Stephanie, you might actually have to pay for them.
There you have it, folks! Your guide to visiting the Full House house in San Francisco. Guaranteed to make your inner child do a cut the cheese dance (or maybe that was just a fever dream I had). Now get out there, make it last forever , and maybe even learn a valuable lesson or two about the power of family... and catchy theme songs.
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