Haight-Ashbury
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The Vibe
Counterculture cool meets eclectic charm.
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Don't Miss
People-watching on Haight Street and exploring vintage record stores
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Great For
Music lovers, vintage hunters, history buffs, and free spirits
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Not Great For
Minimalists, those avoiding tourists, or seeking peace and quiet
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Nearby Conveniences
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Transportation
Served by MUNI 6, 7, 33, and N-Judah lines; easy biking; ample rideshare access.
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Hotspots
Amoeba Music, Magnolia Brewing, Wasteland, Buena Vista Park, Mad Dog in the Fog, Ritual Roasters, Booksmith
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Groceries
Haight Street Market, Gus’s Community Market (Mission nearby), Whole Foods within a short drive.
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Shopping
Thrift and vintage goldmine: Wasteland, Held Over, Piedmont Boutique, plus local art and smoke shops.
Walk Score®
Very Walkable
Excellent Transit
Bikeable
Haight-Ashbury is where classic San Francisco spirit meets a bold, bohemian energy. Known globally as the birthplace of the Summer of Love, this iconic neighborhood still buzzes with creativity, individuality, and charm. Colorful Victorian homes line the streets, while record stores, vintage shops, bookstores, and quirky cafés create a one-of-a-kind experience. Golden Gate Park borders the neighborhood, offering an easy escape into nature with trails, museums, and green space just blocks away. Residents enjoy a laid-back lifestyle with an undercurrent of culture, music, and history. Whether you’re grabbing a burrito on Haight Street or biking to Ocean Beach, Haight-Ashbury is perfect for those who love a little edge with their peace and quiet. It’s a neighborhood that feels like nowhere else. It’s timeless, eccentric, and unmistakably San Francisco.