Getting to the Inner Richmond
SF Muni features numerous bus lines running through the neighborhood.
Spend a perfect day in a neighborhood proud of its "mom and pop" flavor.
1. Start your morning with delicious grab and get dim sum from Good Luck Dim Sum. Or have a enjoy coffee at the popular people-watching spot, Blue Danube. Want something sweet to start the day? Try an acai bowl at Palmetto.
2. Lunch is a highlight on Clement St. The famous Burma Superstar or sister restaurant, BStar features the Bay Area's most renown Burmese food. Don't miss Le Soleil if you are craving Vietnamese beyond pho.
3. Park Life will easily satisfy your need for a souvenir or gift for someone special back at home. For those who love to cook, Kamei Restaurant Supply is the go to place for kitchen supplies.
4. Ready for a midday snack? Head to Genki for a mouthwatering crepe or the newly opened Kiss of Matcha for a beautifully decadent Matcha Bamboo Parfait.
5. With a neighborhood as diverse as the Inner Richmond, you can choose from the best of Burmese to Japanese within a block. Wako's Chef Tomo has built one of the most coveted omakase menus in town. Another amazing highlight is Kitchen Istanbul who stocks natural wines that sommelier's come to discover.
6. In the evening, unwind at 540 Rogues, recently renovated with a casual hip vibe. In the mood for wine? High Treason's vibe is perfect for a laid back evening to connect with new friends.
About the Inner Richmond
Located just north of Golden Gate Park and south of the Presidio, the Inner Richmond is surrounded by the most beautiful natural greenscapes found in San Francisco. Clement Street is the perfect spot to grab a bite and lively stroll to experience a day in the life of a local San Franciscan.
A Perfect Day in the Inner Richmond was curated by the Clement Street Merchants Association.
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Its aim is to bring attention to the local businesses and neighborhood corridors.
Spending money at local small businesses helps merchants, creates jobs, and is critical to San Francisco's economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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