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Benches, lots of space, surrounded by a variety of food and coffee choices, and often the site of outdoor events.
Bike racks along Howard Street
Mike's Bikes of San Francisco on Howard Street.
Marin Bikes Factory Bicycle Store
Bike lanes along Mission Street
Bike racks along 9th Street in SOMA.
Dedicated bike lane on Market St.
Bike racks along West Portal.
Bike Route 760 signage near West Portal.
Bay Area Ridge Trail sign.
Bike racks along Vicente Street.
Blink and you'll miss it banh mi place.
Convenient Post Office location.
Aside from being the seat of SF's government, city hall also hosts cultural events, and is the site for early voting!
Not the cheapest place in town, but convenient. Plus there are tons of other options up and down Irving for the thriftier.
The half of the 1200 block not covered by Park West is occupied by Andronico's and its parking lot.
Lincoln Way runs the length of Golden Gate Park's south side.
The church building has seen better days, but the community center is still active.
CCSFs main Phelan campus is right off of Ocean Avenuez
Gina's gas station also does repairs and maintenance.
Bottom half is sparser on weekdays, but stretches to Embarcadero street on weekends.
Friendlier than West Portal, less depressing than Sloat. Best post office in the Sunset!
A relatively new addition to the street, and a great one. Fresh coffee, home made breads and soups.
Plaque honoring fallen officer Bryan Tuvera, in the small park across from the station.
Cleaned up and redone with the same bond that gave us the lovely newly remodeled library, the park has plenty of open space, a playground, a fenced basketball court, plus new benches and native grasses.
Wonderful old building for music and community events.
Historical photos submitted by residents grace the side of the Muni stop. #streetart
There aren't that many murals in Parkside, but you do find them in unexpected spots. #streetart
The house whose front she graces used to have aggressive "no parking" signs. Now they're gone but she remains. #streetart
It glitters in the sunlight! (When we get any sun ;) #streetart
Iron gate shaped like a tree, I'd have loved this at my school!
1976 Millard Sheets mosaic, from the original Savings & Loan building. #streetart
Spanish Colonial style, built between 1956-1964, lovely tiled bell tower which you can hear throughout the neighborhood (it's a recording, though)
Gorgeous mosaic covering the steps all the way up to Grand View Park (aka Turtle Hill). #streetart
Murals asking for help with the Hidden Garden Steps, which lead up to the base of Grand View Park. #streetart
One of my favorite buildings in all of the Sunset.
Children's faces carved into the entryway of what once was an orphanage.
The building is architecturally interesting on its own, but what I love is the stained glass windows.
Love the amount of buildings on Haight that have murals and whimsical pieces like this on them. Haight @ Clayton #streetart
Jimmy Hendrix mural on the side of a Haight St. Edwardian. #streetart
The famous San Francisco cable cars run down California Street.
Like a lot of SF areas, murals dot the neighborhood.
Monument in Portsmouth Square.
Tourist traps are everywhere, but there are also tons of great shops full of wonderful things. Some cheap, some beautiful, many both.
Another advantage to the neighborhood, it's nestled between several other great areas.
Like all the best SF neighborhoods, Chinatown is a crossroads of cultures.
The famous entrance to the neighborhood from downtown.
Little quirks of architecture and decoration are everywhere, like this tree full of lanterns.
A parklet with benches at Henry @ Noe
Every Wednesday on Noe between Market and Beaver.
Victorian doesn't need to mean stodgy!
Little spots like this one, with plants and benches, dot the area.
The N-Judah tunnel takes you to Cole Valley and beyond, and the stop has been made much safer and more pedestrian friendly.
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España Sheriff: Benches, lots of space, surrounded by a variety of food and coffee choices, and often the site of outdoor events.
España Sheriff: Bike racks along Howard Street
España Sheriff: Mike's Bikes of San Francisco on Howard Street.
España Sheriff: Marin Bikes Factory Bicycle Store
España Sheriff: Bike lanes along Mission Street
España Sheriff: Bike racks along 9th Street in SOMA.
España Sheriff: Dedicated bike lane on Market St.
España Sheriff: Bike racks along West Portal.
España Sheriff: Bike Route 760 signage near West Portal.
España Sheriff: Bay Area Ridge Trail sign.
España Sheriff: Bike racks along Vicente Street.
España Sheriff: Blink and you'll miss it banh mi place.
España Sheriff: Convenient Post Office location.
España Sheriff: Aside from being the seat of SF's government, city hall also hosts cultural events, and is the site for early voting!
España Sheriff: Not the cheapest place in town, but convenient. Plus there are tons of other options up and down Irving for the thriftier.
España Sheriff: The half of the 1200 block not covered by Park West is occupied by Andronico's and its parking lot.
España Sheriff: Lincoln Way runs the length of Golden Gate Park's south side.
España Sheriff: The church building has seen better days, but the community center is still active.
España Sheriff: CCSFs main Phelan campus is right off of Ocean Avenuez
España Sheriff: Gina's gas station also does repairs and maintenance.
España Sheriff: Bottom half is sparser on weekdays, but stretches to Embarcadero street on weekends.
España Sheriff: Friendlier than West Portal, less depressing than Sloat. Best post office in the Sunset!
España Sheriff: A relatively new addition to the street, and a great one. Fresh coffee, home made breads and soups.
España Sheriff: Plaque honoring fallen officer Bryan Tuvera, in the small park across from the station.
España Sheriff: Cleaned up and redone with the same bond that gave us the lovely newly remodeled library, the park has plenty of open space, a playground, a fenced basketball court, plus new benches and native grasses.
España Sheriff: Wonderful old building for music and community events.
España Sheriff: Historical photos submitted by residents grace the side of the Muni stop. #streetart
España Sheriff: There aren't that many murals in Parkside, but you do find them in unexpected spots. #streetart
España Sheriff: The house whose front she graces used to have aggressive "no parking" signs. Now they're gone but she remains. #streetart
España Sheriff: It glitters in the sunlight! (When we get any sun ;) #streetart
España Sheriff: Iron gate shaped like a tree, I'd have loved this at my school!
España Sheriff: 1976 Millard Sheets mosaic, from the original Savings & Loan building. #streetart
España Sheriff: Spanish Colonial style, built between 1956-1964, lovely tiled bell tower which you can hear throughout the neighborhood (it's a recording, though)
España Sheriff: Gorgeous mosaic covering the steps all the way up to Grand View Park (aka Turtle Hill). #streetart
España Sheriff: Murals asking for help with the Hidden Garden Steps, which lead up to the base of Grand View Park. #streetart
España Sheriff: One of my favorite buildings in all of the Sunset.
España Sheriff: Children's faces carved into the entryway of what once was an orphanage.
España Sheriff: The building is architecturally interesting on its own, but what I love is the stained glass windows.
España Sheriff: Love the amount of buildings on Haight that have murals and whimsical pieces like this on them. Haight @ Clayton #streetart
España Sheriff: Jimmy Hendrix mural on the side of a Haight St. Edwardian. #streetart
España Sheriff: The famous San Francisco cable cars run down California Street.
España Sheriff: Like a lot of SF areas, murals dot the neighborhood.
España Sheriff: Monument in Portsmouth Square.
España Sheriff: Tourist traps are everywhere, but there are also tons of great shops full of wonderful things. Some cheap, some beautiful, many both.
España Sheriff: Another advantage to the neighborhood, it's nestled between several other great areas.
España Sheriff: Like all the best SF neighborhoods, Chinatown is a crossroads of cultures.
España Sheriff: The famous entrance to the neighborhood from downtown.
España Sheriff: Little quirks of architecture and decoration are everywhere, like this tree full of lanterns.
España Sheriff: A parklet with benches at Henry @ Noe
España Sheriff: Every Wednesday on Noe between Market and Beaver.
España Sheriff: Victorian doesn't need to mean stodgy!
España Sheriff: Little spots like this one, with plants and benches, dot the area.
España Sheriff: The N-Judah tunnel takes you to Cole Valley and beyond, and the stop has been made much safer and more pedestrian friendly.
