The Best District in Bay Area

Russian Hill

Along the same ridge as Nob Hill, the first part that rises from the bay is Russian Hill. The neighborhood is home to some of San Francisco's most established and monied families. Russian Hill is best known for the crooked part of Lombard Street... more

San Francisco Chinatown

At the corner of Bush and Grant, a large gate adorned with lions and dragons marks the entry to Chinatown and once you've crossed through, you'll know it immediately. Grant and Stockton streets are narrow and lined with bustling everything shops, tem... more

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San Jose

San Jose is an economic, cultural, and political center of Silicon Valley and the largest city in Northern California... Before the arrival of the Spanish, the area around San Jose was inhabited by the Ohlone people. San Jose was founded on 29 Nove... more

SOFA Santa Rosa Arts District

SOFA is an arts neighborhood in Santa Rosa, California with approximately 40 artist studios, some galleries, small and locally owned shops and great places to eat. more

SoMa - 10th & Folsom

The gray area of SoMa from Howard to Harrison and from 8th to 12th Streets is home to some of the City's most iconic venues like F8, SF Eagle, DNA Lounge, Cat Club, Oasis, Powerhouse, Leather Etc., Holy Cow, Audio, Bergerac, Butter, Driftwood, San Fr... more

SoMa District

Well known as home of S.F. night-life, there are more dance clubs in SoMa than in all the other neighborhoods put together. As Downtown continues its drift south into SoMa, the amount of tall buildings continues to grow but was one heads west and sou... more

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Temescal - 40th Street

Temescal Telegraph Business District

Historically home to Italians, then Ethiopians, Eritreans and Koreans, now hipsters and young families are drawn to Temescal's global eats and cool shops. more

Tenderloin

The Tenderloin is the dynamic, rapidly changing neighborhood in San Francisco. It is also as one of the more dense areas in SF. It is a microcosm of San Francisco; cultures from all over the world, new immigrants, the tech industry, the young profe... more

The Alameda

The Crossing at East Cut

The 3.5-acre block where the temporary Transbay Terminal was located has been transformed into a new outdoor community and entertainment destination called The Crossing at East Cut. It opened earlier this month with the aim to bring people together w... more

The Embarcadero

Centered between Fisherman's Warf to the north and Oracle Park to the south, the Embarcadero is anchored by the Ferry Building. Business people and office workers coming in from Downtown mix with SF residents and vacationers along the waterfront. The... more

The Excelsior District

The Excelsior District is located along Mission Street, east of San Jose Ave, south of Interstate 280 Southern Fwy, west of John McLaren Park, and somewhat north of Geneva Avenue. Neighborhoods within the Excelsior District include the Excelsior Neig... more

The Filipino Cultural District in SoMa

The SOMA Pilipinas Filipino Heritage District is a celebration of the love, pride and people power of generations of Filipinos in San Francisco and beyond. more

The Glen Park District

Glen Park at Diamond & Chenery has a cute little European Village strip of shops, cafes, and restaurants in Glen Park. BART is right there; as is Glen Park Canyon. In Glen Park, it's easy to get a completely different view of San Francisco. more

The Laurel District in Oakland

As you pass under The Laurel Arch you'll enter one of one of the most "eclectic and vibrant neighborhoods" in Oakland... "providing building blocks to making the city one of the most sought-after business locations in the Bay Area." -- https://www.sf... more

The Point

The Point at Alameda is a 68-acre development that will be transformed into a mixed-use community that will include residential, commercial and parks. more

The Presidio

The Presidio preserves an astonishingly complex cultural and natural heritage within its 1480 acres. For details, select the "In Depth" link to the right. For thousands of years, the Ohlone Native Americans managed and harvested the natural bounty o... more

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Thrive City at Chase Center

Thrive City is a gathering space created by the Golden State Warriors and Kaiser Permanente to promote health and wellness. The open-air area offers a year-round resource for families, fans, visitors and hosts a variety of festivals, farmers markets,... more

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Upper Haight

Today's Haight is comprised of a multitude of free thinkers and specialty shops, sprung from the days when the Grateful Dead ruled and hippies took to the streets spreading love and drugs in their wake. From Golden Gate Park, designed in 1871 as the... more

Waterfront District

Dating from its beginning as a port city in the mid 1800's, the Suisun City Waterfront District has a rich history of being an important center of social and business activity. Located on the scenic Suisun Slough a variety of dining options, charming... more

Webster Street in West Alameda

Webster Street District - a historic district with boutiques, restaurants offering a variety of cuisines and local hangout spots. - https://explorewestalameda.com/about/ more

West Berkeley

In general, we consider anything west of San Pablo to be West Berkeley. The district is a study in how much Berkeley has changed. From being a sleepy, more industrial, warehouse area of town, West Berkeley now borders on super trendy to very cool,... more

West Portal

Because of its small size and collection of mom and pop stores, restaurants, and saloons, the neighborhood is often described as having a village atmosphere. The neighborhood is served by a branch of the San Francisco Public Library. Like Glen Park,... more

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