Calling this a museum might be stretching it a bit and it's really two small rooms with a bunch of PEZ dispensers and paraphenalia, but the place is quaint and unique, and the gentleman who runs the place was extremely nice and passionate about his collection. We live in Austria and the fact that PEZ is an Austrian company added... More

I had a little time to kill and saw the museum's flyer in the hotel's display. Short drive to Burlingame and I found street parking in front. Put enough quarters in for 1 hr and went in museum's storefront. Gift shop had variety of pez. I paid the $3 which included a "narrated tour". We moved to a room next... More

Located on a street front, row of shops. There is free - two hour - parking on the street directly behind the building (and the train tracks.) Museum/Gift Shop consists of just two small rooms. First room is gift shop with tons of Pez both current and retired available for purchase. If you want to go into the second room,... More

I went on a road trip with my teenagers (15 & 13). This is one of the few places I didn't have to hear "This is boring. Why are we here? Can we go now?" Etc. All three of us loved this place. It is quite a collection, with toys and Pez that people of all ages will know and... More

my three teenagers and i had been wanting to go for awhile. my daughter (age 17) has quite a large collection. so we finally made it there. and we loved it! the owner/collector/curator took us on the tour ( two small well packed rooms). he was full of information and answered every question we asked - and trust me, we... More

When you think of San Francisco you think of sourdough, the Golden Gate Bridge and it's eclectic residents. When you are done with the city life and need a true cultural anomaly, stop by the Pez Museum. It only fills a 20 by 10 foot room but is packed to the gills with nearly every Pez dispenser ever created. During... More