NoPA
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The Vibe
Effortlessly cool and down-to-earth. It’s equal parts local hangout and urban hideaway.
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Don't Miss
Dinner at Nopa followed by a nightcap at The Page.
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Great For
Young professionals, creatives, foodie couples, and anyone craving a tight-knit feel near the center of it all.
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Not Great For
People needing late-night transit, parking, or large outdoor space.
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Nearby Conveniences
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Transportation
MUNI 5, 21, 24, and 43 lines nearby. The “Wiggle” offers a bike-friendly route, and the area is walkable with quick access to Fell/Oak commuter routes.
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Hotspots
Nopa restaurant, The Panhandle and Golden Gate Park, The Independent, The Page, Alamo Square Park, Madrone’s Dance Bar, The Mill, Bar Crudo
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Groceries
Lucky, Bi-Rite Market, Falletti Foods, and Gus’s Community Market.
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Shopping
Divisadero offers records, books, design shops, wine stores, and home goods with a local, curated edge.
Walk Score®
Walker's Paradise
Excellent Transit
Biker's Paradise
NoPa, short for North of the Panhandle, is a neighborhood that blends quiet, tree-lined streets with a lively food and coffee scene. Centered around the leafy stretch of the Panhandle, this area offers a relaxed residential vibe while still being close to the action of nearby Haight-Ashbury, Divisadero, and Golden Gate Park. Known for its beautiful Victorian and Edwardian homes, NoPa attracts residents who value charm, walkability, and a strong sense of community. With its growing collection of restaurants, bars, and cafés, it’s easy to spend a weekend exploring the local scene and still feel like you’re in a peaceful pocket of the city. For those seeking balance between convenience and comfort, NoPa hits the sweet spot.