Despite cold and fog, the annual event of racing and revelry blew through the city yesterday, with colorful costumes and a cacophony of noise. While some joined in the fun, others fled town or took to social media to express their distaste for the event. Here are a few responses.

A few local residents were optimistic about this year's event: 

welp my house didn't get peed on once today so I'm declaring this year's Bay to Breakers a success tbh

— Dan Jackson (@DanJackson415) May 18, 2015

Well, #BaytoBreakers wasn't the out-and-out disaster I had anticipated. Saving the squirt guns for next year tho.

— Margo Very Stern (@wordstern) May 17, 2015

While others were less enthused:

Not a good sign that I can hear shouting and the race course is 4 blocks away

— Rusty Staples (@rusty_staples) May 17, 2015

folsom street, like a #BaytoBreakers runner puking at the finish line, is a disgusting mess. avoid at all costs. #straightpride2015

— Brock Keeling (@BrockKeeling) May 17, 2015

I'm eating Bay to Breakers and it tastes like half-naked drunk people trying to find a place to use the bathroom

— Karl the Fog (@KarlTheFog) May 17, 2015

Many local stores took advantage of the foot traffic to promote their wares and draw runners in:

#BaytoBreakers going down NOW! Hit up 505 Divisadero for good times all day! #SFPB2B pic.twitter.com/QMkMU2fGci

— San Franpsycho (@SanFranpsycho) May 17, 2015

TODAY! BAR OPENS AT 8AMBay 2 Breakers BashGet a front row seat at Madrone early then join us for the... http://t.co/kbfr0CeTf9

— Madrone Art Bar (@madroneartbar) May 17, 2015

Others took a firmer stance against the partygoers:

Dude offered to pay $5 to use restroom at cafe. Lady said it was broken. She was lying. She is smart. #BaytoBreakers

— Erin Allday (@erinallday) May 17, 2015

Regardless of people's opinions, by 2pm the hardworking folks at SF Public Works had completed the cleanup in record time, wrapping up yet another year of racing and debauchery:

That's a wrap! Our crews got the streets cleaned up after #BaytoBreakers. Beat last year by more than an hour. pic.twitter.com/8lHIhg0XuK

— SF Public Works (@sfpublicworks) May 17, 2015

As a reminder, neighborhood residents will be discussing the race (along with a number of other issues) at tonight's Alamo Square Neighborhood Association meeting, where Bay to Breakers media spokesperson Chris Holmes will be speaking about the event. The meeting starts at 7pm at 1660 McAllister St. If you have any thoughts or questions, stop by. 

If you stayed in the area, how was your Bay to Breakers experience this year? Let us know in the comments.