Silver Parking

If I could put zero stars I would. I’ve had multiple experiences of the attendant being disrespectful and even doing as much as cursing me out when I asked to move my car a little bit early because of an illness. It’s not okay to treat any customer or even person like that. Don’t continue to give your money to this man. There are plenty of friendly parking garages on 6^th and Folsom (apex) where people will treat you much better.

Initially I had no intention of writing a review, but due to my last experience here, I feel like this needs to be mentioned.
I never parked here often, but I usually pay up front, they take my keys, and I give them a time I’ll be back. It was a basic service, no friendly interactions or anything, and that was fine for me.
When I went to pick up my car the most recent time, however, I found that my car had this horrid smell in it. It’s similar to rotting eggs, and I am 100% sure it was not there previously. The person operating the garage mentioned nothing about anything he may have spilled in my car, and I had to drive home with my car that now needs to be shampooed.
This place is cheap upfront, but there will always be a very high risk you’re going to have to pay much more than what they’re charging you, especially if they ruin your car like they did to mine.

Had to park here for a graduation in Civic Center and Market St. was inching along. For $ 10 a day, one really gets what one pays for.

I have parked at this place a few times and two of those times I have had horrible experiences. The older Asian guy that works there doesn’t care about peoples cars and I have had a ding or two added to mine which of course he took no responsibility for. It’s SF though and cars get dinged up all the time so I let it slide.
But just recently I had to leave work early because I got extremely sick in the middle of the day. When I dropped my car off in the morning I told the guy I planned on getting it after work before 6pm. When I showed up at the garage the first thing he said to me was «what do you want?» I told him I wasn’t feeling well and that I was sorry but I had to get my car and go home. He told me that if I wasn’t feeling well that I shouldn’t have parked in his garage and if I wanted my car I could call the police because he has a policy that people can’t get their cars before they say they were going to.
The saddest part about this interaction is that all he had to do was move up three cars so I could go home. He eventually move those cars after ignoring me for over 15 min. It’s such a shame people like this exist.