The two-block bazaar had outdoor dancing, tarot reading, and long lines at food trucks, but it needed more excitement like costumed revelry seen in bigger events.
Oscar Alta from Oakland pointed out that for the night market to succeed, it should block off more streets, saying, 'I appreciate the ambiance and I want more vendors.'
Saul Sugarman remarked on the social atmosphere, stating, 'It was like the Castro bunnies took their party from the bar outside to the street,' adding that the vibe dwindled later.
Despite outdoor drinking regulations in SF creating a 'buzzkill' experience, the charm of the Castro neighborhood contributed positively to the event.
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