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YogaWorks San Francisco

YogaWorks San Francisco

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1823 Divisadero St, San Francisco, California, 94115, United States
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Dec 26, 2017
I like YogaWorks, but I have to say that a $25 drop-in rate is very steep when you offer no packages for those attending while on a short vacation. Maybe San Francisco warrants this, but then there should be some amenities like hand towels for class, paper towels in the bathroom, free mats for drop-in, and possibly shower towels. Didn't have any of these on my visit today.

Dec 4, 2017
I cannot speak highly enough of Yogaworks. Excellent staff, great instructors who call you by name and are super supportive. By far the best yoga studio I've ever been a member of.

Nov 16, 2017
Instructors, staff, and space are all top notch. By far my favorite studio in the city. Huge spacious room with high ceilings and plenty of floor space so I never feel clausterphobic during class. Friendly and helpful staff. Each instructor brings their own unique style to the classes. Many different class times offered each day. & manager even went out of his way to accomodate my crazy traveling nurse lifestyle when I had to put my membership on hold. Love this place!

Apr 16, 2017
Great teachers. I especially enjoyed Miki Sato and Dave Larot. Great studio space with skylights and good acoustics. Good selection of props. Free water and tea. Nice space to wait for class with couches and clothes shopping. Change rooms are adequate and clean.

Aug 7, 2014
Incredibly beautiful studio. You feel pretty relaxed as soon as you walk in, and remain that way throughout. Lots of books and products you can look at while you wait for your class. There's also a nice sitting area to wait. They offer tea and water in the waiting space, too, which is really nice. The locker room/bathroom is very clean and hardly crowded. I love the decor behind the desk. Love their products, but almost lulu lemon prices. The teachers were great and different. They offer a number of different kinds of classes and different levels. I enjoyed the classes but still feel like 18 dollars to drop in is pretty steep.

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Opening Hours

Mon:6:30 am - 8:30 pm
Tue:6:30 am - 8:30 pm
Wed:6:30 am - 8:30 pm
Thu:6:30 am - 8:30 pm
Fri:8 am - 8:30 pm Open Today
Sat:8:45 am - 5:30 pm