Yoga Tree

Several locations, visit them all (they are dramatically different in ambiance, classes, and CROWDS) to decide which is best for you. Take the Yoga 101, and dip into as many different classes as you can. My boyfriend and I prefer the unlimited monthly passes where we've tried every class and almost every instructor. Most establishments do not offer such a variety so take advantage of it; personalize your learning experience. You will find some places, classes, and instructors you will not like but others will provide you with exactly what you're looking for. Whether it is to simply rejuvinate and receive a little oil massage from the teacher, or to work muscles that you didn't even know where there...Yoga Tree is a wonderful addiction to health and harmony. Pros: unlimited pass & several locations leaves room to explore/learn Cons: Hayes= usu. busy, Valencia=old building (dirty & can be hot) more

Too crowded and very unclean; they don't even seem to sweep once per day, much less in between classes. The place is gross, and better teachers have gone to other studios. Cons: unclean, crowded, musty smelling more

I have had likely over 30-40 massages in SF. I have tried numerous spas and also psoas. Of those places I have often been relatively satisfied with the massages I had. Some were so so. But with Erin, I was happier. She used techniques that felt super good. Her energy was very positive and she genuinely seemed to care about her clients. Often one does not think of yoga tree as a place to get a massage, but it is. I highly reccoment Erin over on Stanyan Street. Pros: Decent parking, Reasonably priced more

I TOTTALY AGREE WITH THE PREVIOUS NOTE: ""If your a self-righteous, overindulgent consumer, this is the place for you. In the lobby, I heard much talk of meditation, peace, and love, but when the doors opened, these little corporate hippies of the man scrabbled and fought for space and mates. They were really only interested in tight buttocks and the honing a body to catch the guy with the wallet of their dreams"". more

I enjoy Yoga tree as a drop in student. It's good for beginner's in order to learn proper breathing and if you are not looking for rigorous movements... However, the classes are a bit overcrowded so do not expect any sort of one-on-one attention. Namaste... Pros: good for beginners, reasonably priced, relaxing Cons: crowded classes, no personal attention more

If your a self-righteous, overindulgent consumer, this is the place for you. In the lobby, I heard much talk of meditation, peace, and love, but when the doors opened, these little corporate hippies of the man scrabbled and fought for space and mates. They were really only interested in tight buttocks and the honing a body to catch the guy with the wallet of their dreams. I hated it. more

I can't believe how poorly I was treated by their staff. Not to mention,they cram you that stinky studio. It's all about the money right? namasgoaway Pros: near the park, kezar pub Cons: unsanitary, rude staff, unsanitary more

I really enjoyed my experiences at yoga tree. It is a great place to take classes. more