Getting to Jackson Square
SF Muni features bus lines running through the neighborhood.
Spend a perfect day in Jackson Square, where historic beauty meets modern charm through shopping, dining, and art.
1. Wake up and enjoy some breakfast, a delicious coffee, or tea from Postscript or Blue Bottle Coffee.
2. Stroll through Hotaling Place, the oldest alley in San Francisco, and soak in the history of the neighborhood’s cobblestone streets. Take a peaceful break at Transamerica Redwood Park, a serene oasis under towering redwoods.
3. Need a snack? Stop by Yo Yo’s for a quick bite of Japanese cuisine, grab a bubble tea at Little Sweet, or enjoy a treat at Café Me.
4. Wine lovers can indulge at the San Francisco Wine Society or the Eco Terreno Urban Tasting Room, where curated wine flights await.
5. Admire contemporary and classic works at Gallery Wendi Norris, Rebecca Camacho Presents, or Joel B. Garzoli Fine Art.
6. For lunch, enjoy the diverse options including High Horse, for New American plates and classic cocktails, Fish & Farm for a local farm to table menu, or Maison Nico for a modern take on French culinary.
7. Explore high-end boutique shopping along the cobblestone streets, with stores like Isabel Marant, Aēsop, A.P.C., Filson, Schott NYC, The Rug Company, and ZIMMERMANN, offering luxury fashion, vintage finds, and unique home goods.
9. Catch a show at The Gateway Theatre to round out your evening with culture and entertainment.
10. For late-night cuisine and drinks, visit 750 Restaurant & Bar, Kells Irish Restaurant & Bar, Cigar Bar & Grill, or Barbarossa Lounge, all open until at least 10 PM.
11. Need more time to take it all in? Stay the night at The Jay (Hilton), Club Quarters, or The Battery to keep the experience going.
About Jackson Square
Jackson Square is one of San Francisco’s most historic neighborhoods, where 19th-century charm blends seamlessly with modern-day sophistication. Known for its preserved cobblestone streets and brick buildings, it was once the city’s commercial hub during the Gold Rush era. Today, it’s a vibrant destination offering luxury shopping, world-class dining, art galleries, and cultural landmarks.
A Perfect Day in Jackson Square was curated by the Office of Economic and Workforce Development.
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Shop Dine SF is an initiative of the Office of Small Business, and the Office of Economic and Workforce Development.
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 economy
Shop local. Even a small purchase can have a big impact.
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