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Perfect Day by Sunset Dunes Park
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Perfect Day by Sunset Dunes Park


Irving Street

Judah Street

Lawton Street

Noriega Street

Taraval Street

Sloat Boulevard
The businesses
Irving Street
Hook Fish Co
Prefer to eat from the sea with an ocean view? Stop in for lunch at Hook Fish Co, where you can get delicious, sustainable seafood that is thoughtfully and transparently sourced. Enjoy a burrito and an agua fresca in one of the most beautiful parklets in the city.
Palm City Wines
Whether dining in the sun outdoors or tucked inside their beautiful space on a foggy day, nothing will put you in a better mood than a delicious hoagie paired with a beautiful glass of wine. On top of everything from cauliflower hoagies to Italian American hoagies, they also boast an array of sharable snacks like white bean salad and cheese spread as well as a beautifully curated menu of wine, bubbles and beer.
Day Moon
Grab a tasty treat like their delicious chocolate chip cookie, and take a whole wheat sourdough loaf home for later! Their baguettes are perfect for your next charcuterie board, or just to snack on while you're walking around the neighborhood.
Mollusk Surf Shop
Your one-stop stoke shop, Mollusk has a large stock of surfboards and small-batch clothing all housed in a special treehouse-like space. With bold beach towels, fun surf accessories, tees and even kids clothing, there really is something for everyone at this longstanding Sunset surf shop.
Avenues Dry Goods
Filled with handmade and locally sourced items as well as curated vintage finds, Avenues Dry Goods is a great spot to stop by for useful, practical and delightful goods. From gorgeous shibori-dyed napkins and pillows to cozy sweatshirts and vintage apparel, Avenues Dry Goods is chock-full of treasures.
Swell Bicycles
Been putting off that bike tune-up? Stop by Swell Bicycles where you can get everything from an individual flat repair all the way to a full tune up. Swell is built on the idea that bicycles connect people to place, and that shows in their meticulous repair services, hand built wheels and bespoke builds.
Blackbird Bookstore
Start your day at Black Bird Bookstore, where you can enjoy a coffee while perusing the exceptionally curated selection of books or taking in the tranquility of the backyard. Before you leave, ask about their upcoming author and community events to plan your next visit.
Sri Thai
Tucked away on Lincoln Way just one block north of Irving, Sri Thai is a hidden gem for authentic Thai food right across the street from beautiful Golden Gate Park. Their menu is full of unique and flavorful dishes, from classic favorites like spring rolls, to more adventurous options like roasted duck curry.
Judah Street
Java Beach Cafe
A San Francisco institution, Java Beach Café has been serving homemade & locally sourced eats for decades. All of their coffee is freshly roasted by their team in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Beach'N SF
Vegan or not, you'll love the plant-based comfort food menu at Beach'n. Try a big plate of Mac N' Cheezen, or try one of their breakfast items served all day - like their French Toast Sticks or Smothered Hash Cakes.
Thanh Long Restaurant
A Bay Area institution right here in the Sunset, Thanh Long opened in 1971 and has been serving its signature Roasted Crab and Garlic Noodles for generations. From its humble mom and pop beginnings to today, this culinary treasure will delight any seafood lover.
Woods Outbound
Check out this cozy bar serving up beautiful craft beers, small-batch wines and even non-alcoholic delights. Don't forget to grab one of their tasty empanadas or some tinned fish to round out your visit.
Pitt's Pub
This beachside neighborhood bar at the edge of the Pacific ihas been around for a long time. Recently brought into the 21st century, Pitt's Pub boasts a delicious beer menu and stellar cocktails - while keeping much of its decades old dive bar charm.
Outerlands
Slide into a cozy seat at the Outer Sunset's iconic brunch spot Outerlands. Their fruit-topped Dutch baby pancakes and grilled cheese on house-made levain bread with tomato soup have long drawn crowds of locals and tourists alike. And don't forget to order the smashed potatoes.
Thai Cottage
The menu at Thai Cottage is simple and elegant. Offering an array of classic curries, house favorites like cottage fried rice, and appetizers like their prawns in a blanket - you will be full and happy when you leave this treasured neighborhood restaurant. But save some room for their amazing mango sticky rice!
Other Avenues
Stock up on snacks and other groceries at one of San Francisco's two employee-owned cooperative grocers, Other Avenues. Have a question about their locally sourced products, work to minimize plastic use, or history as a continuously running cooperative since 1974? Ask an owner!
Judahlicious
Looking for a vegan breakfast option? Judahlicous Vegan Cafe and Juice Bar has served raw and vegan cuisine with fresh juices and smoothies for almost 20 years. The Acai Bowl with Pumpkin Flax Granola is popular for breakfast.
Aqua Surf Shop
Whether you surf, skate - or neither - there is something for everyone at this neighborhood institution that sells everything from surfboards to apparel and more. And if you're up for learning, Aqua offers surf lessons to learn water safety, board safety and more.
Case for Making
Feeling inspired by the ocean waves or the pastel-colored homes in the Outer Sunset? Get creative with Case for Making's watercolors and letterpress watercolor paper goods - all made in house. Along with lots of other creative supplies, you can also sign up for one of their in person or virtual creative workshops.
Tazaki
Watch the N-Judah roll by while you eat a deliciuos N-Judah roll, with spicy salmon and hamachi, or sit at the counter where Tazaki himself will serve you an amazing selection of the freshest chef's choice fish imagineable. Wash it down with a Japanese beer or sake and a scoop of green tea ice cream.
Sunset Cantina
Mexican street food favorites and delicious tequila cocktails abound at Sunset Cantina. You'll love their messy fries, elote and crunchy tacos made with fresh handmade tortillas. Their brunch menu features chilaquiles and a Mex-spresso martini.
Damnfine Pizza
To finish off your way, make your way north along Great Highway Park back to Judah Street, then head inland. DamnFine, on Judah, offers delicious wood-fired pizza, refreshing cocktails, and a changing seasonal menu in a chic, comfortable setting.
Celia's
Not only do kids eat free on Wednesdays, Celia's offers a wide array of classic Mexian fare and they are famous for their margaritas! Celia's began it's long story in 1960 on Judah Street and continues its legacy of providing authentic Mexican family food in a comfortable atmosphere.
Love Fest Fibers
Spark your creativity at Love Fest Fibers, offering small-batch, sustainably sourced yarn and fiber goods. Stop by for yarn, tools, and project kits, or sign up for one of their embroidery or weaving workshops.
Mixto Latin Cuisine
Blending their passion for making deliciuos food with an extensive knowledge of Latin cuisine, Mixto is serving up authentic, classic dishes to give your taste buds something to be excited about. Favorites include the Lomo Saltado, empanadas and their Birria Tacos.
Lawton Street
Rusty Ladle
If there's one thing that fog will get you in the mood for, it's soup. That's where the Rusty Ladle comes in, offering up seasonal soups and classics like clam chowder and vegan tomato.
Andytown Coffee Roasters
Carefully sourced coffee and fresh pastries are what makes Andytown a destination, along with their signature sparkling coffee beverage, the Snowy Plover, which consists of pellegrino, espresso, fresh homemade whipped cream and a brown sugar simple syrup. You'll want to make sure to check out their other products like graphic tees, tumblers and more. Also, make sure to take a bag of beans home to make your own cup of Andytown at home!
Field Theory
Beautiful, functional design is the foundation of this interior design studio and shop in the Outer Sunset. Stop by to peruse the beautiful, unique pieces hand selected by the shop's owner and get inspired to create the interior space of your dreams.
Great Highway Gallery
This fine art gallery never disappoints with their window exhibit, which houses rotating artists whose art is meant to enlighten and challenge conventional thinking. Great Highway Gallery also offers fine art printing, gift cards and original artwork for purchase.
Noriega Street
Devil's Teeth Baking Company
While they are famous for their breakfast sandwich - scrambled eggs, bacon and cheddar stacked on a perfect biscuit - Devil's Teeth also serves up some of the tastiest pastries like their cinnamon rolls, lemon bars and donut muffins. Grab a beverage and enjoy your treat out in their beautiful parklet.
Marco Polo
Unique Asian flavors make this gelato spot the perfect place to treat yourself. Whether you're a fan of more common fruit flavors like coconut and banana or want to try something adventurous like jackfruit, lychee or even durian, Marco Polo does not disappoint. Marco Polo has been serving the Sunset for decades and has something for everyone - take a pint home to enjoy for even longer!
Polly Ann Ice Cream
Can't pick a flavor on Polly Ann's extensive and unique menu? Fear not, because you can spin the wheel of flavors, serving up surprise scoops since 1955. You could end up with a scoop of Pistachio, Rum Raisin, Blueberry Shortbread - or maybe even Star Wars (vanilla cake ice cream with marshmallows and sprinkles).
Gus's Community Market
Grab a sandwich or create a charcuterie spread to bring on your next picnic and pick up a few fresh items for dinner tonight, too. Gus's started in the Sunset in 1985 and has since become a part of many families daily routines.
Papa Mak's Burgers
Papa Mak's is built on the idea that every neighborhood needs a good, classic burger spot. Try their classic Papa Burger with Mak Sauce and get your kid a Papa Jr version - or go for their Lamb Burger with whipped feta, caramelized tomatoes, fresh mint, and pimento aioli on ciabatta. Top it off with a delicious root beer float or milkshake!
Yonkers Cafe
American cuisine with a delicious twist, Yonkers Cafe serves cold sandwiches, breakfast sandwiches and tasty salads. Try the Sunset Special with pastrami, chicken salad and smoked gouda, and don't forget a pint of homemade potato salad!
Toyose
If you find yourself watching a beautiful sunset with friends, and now you need a place for a comforting meal and some cocktails - check out this late night Korean restaurant and bar - in a converted Sunset garage. Choose from a variety of dishes like kimchi pancakes, boiling hot pot, spam stew and beef kimchi fried rice - don't forget the soju!
Eggettes
Hong Kong waffles pair with delicious boba drinks for a classic Asian snack combo. Eggettes are spherical egg-based waffles that can be served in a variety of flavors, crispy or traditional. Wash it down with one of their many flavored boba drinks!
Bobaville
The boba here is made from scratch every day and contains 100% tapioca making it soft and chewy - and delicious. All of their drinks - from mango to taro - are made with real ingredients and loose leaf teas. From traditional to modern recipes there is something for all boba lovers at Bobaville.
The Pizza Place on Noriega
A great family friendly pizza spot with beer on tap and plenty of seating, the Pizza Place on Noriega has it all. Gluten free folks can delight in their delicious gluten free crust option. Don't forget a side of tasty wings and Caesar salad, or pick up a frozen pizza to go at Gus's two blocks east!
La Playa Taqueria
Offering the closest to the Mission style burrito in the Sunset, La Playa Taqueria is no frills delicious food. Dine in or take out, you will have a full and happy belly after your next meal at La Playa.
Taraval Street
The Riptide
Looking for something a bit rowdier? The Riptide, the "Bay Area's little honky-tonk by the beach," has live music, DJs, or entertainment most nights, and their weekly Open-Mic night has been voted best in the city for many years.
Brother's Pizza
Where the city meets the sea, East meets West at Brothers Pizza, serving up pizza and Indian food since 1987. Their Chicken Tikka Masala is the perfect blend of Indian spices and mozarella cheese, and they also serve Tandoori wings, samosas and mango lassi!
Andytown Coffee Roasters and Andytown Roastery
Carefully sourced coffee and fresh pastries are what makes Andytown a destination, along with their signature sparkling coffee beverage, the Snowy Plover, which consists of pellegrino, espresso, fresh homemade whipped cream and a brown sugar simple syrup. You'll want to make sure to check out their other products like graphic tees, tumblers and more. Also, make sure to take a bag of beans home to make your own cup of Andytown at home!
Tunnel Records
After enjoying a coffee with neighborhood surfers, go a few doors down to one of the most unique record stores in the city. Tunnel Records specializes in jazz, soul, and rock — but you never know what vinyl treasure you will find in their ever-changing, eclectic collection.
Avenues San Francisco
After making your way to Taraval Street, a touch of caffeine will help fuel the next stage of your Outer Sunset adventure. Avenues San Francisco is a coffee shop with a menu inspired by surfing fare from around the world.
Underdogs Too
Enjoy your taco street style or Nick's Way, where your crispy corn tortilla is wrapped in a soft corn tortilla. They offer classic San Francisco style burritos along with plenty of other tasty dishes and desserts that include key lime pie, churros and mexican chocolate mousse.
White Cap
Cap off your day with a cocktail at one of the Outer Sunset's most iconic bars. White Cap, focused on high-quality ingredients and elevated mixology, offers delicious classic and seasonal-rotating cocktails with a surfer-chic vibe.
Galinette
Galinette brings a taste of the Mediterranean, Narrow Arm and La Mancha, to San Francisco. Their most popular dish is the Jambon Beurre - a baguette, house made ham, conte cheese, mustard, and cornichon.
Sunset's Best Seafood
Seafood noodles, lobster noodles or salted fish chicken fried rice - there's no shortage of tasty seafood options at this longstanding Sunset restaurant. Be prepared for some delicious comfort food at Sunset's Best Seafood.
Vanida Thai Kitchen
Open since 1991, Vanida Thai is a mom-and-pop restaurant serving fresh and friendly Thai comfort food. Their menu includes vegetarian options and authentic Thai dishes - with friendly service and high quality, local ingredients. Make sure to try their curry puffs!
After Hours Ramen
After Hours Ramen is serving up classic noodle dishes like ramen and udon, sure to keep you warm and cozy on a foggy day. They have lots of tasty appetizers including spam musubi, takoyaki and fried calamari. But save room for dessert because they also have mochi ice cream and matcha pudding!
North Beach Pizza
Whether you like a thin crust or a deep dish, North Beach Pizza has it all. They also offer up classic apps like chicken wings and mozarella sticks along with salads, pasta and desserts.
Sweet Passion Bakery
Sweet Passion is a true reflection of the Sunset, serving up Chinese and Irish pastries for more than a decade. Whether you're in the mood for soda bread and sausage rolls or pork buns and pineapple buns, you'll be delighted with the quality and fresh pastries and the friendly and warm service at this Sunset staple.
Sloat Boulevard
Sloat Garden Center
Hankering for a new houseplant or need some supplies for a new garden project? Sloat Garden Center offers up expert plant advice from knowledgeable nursery professionals and all of the tools you'll need to harness your green thumb. Sloat Garden Center is a premier garden center with a wide selection of fresh plants, high-quality garden tools, soils, pottery and more.
Java Beach at the Zoo
A San Francisco institution, Java Beach Café has been serving homemade & locally sourced eats for decades. All of their coffee is freshly roasted by their team in the San Francisco Bay Area.
George's Zoo
A hidden gem of a deli, George's Zoo has been serving up sandwiches and friendly customer service for decades. The "Little Puffer" sandwich, named for the Little Puffer train at the San Francisco Zoo, is a standout with smoked gouda cheese, turkey, lettuce, tomato and mayo all on a delicious Dutch crunch roll.

An historic oceanfront park is coming to San Francisco’s western edge, giving residents and visitors a place to walk, bike, relax, and connect with the coast like never before. The park—the largest pedestrianization project in California history—will officially open on April 12, 2025. The 2-mile, 43-acre park will stretch from Lincoln Way to Sloat Boulevard. Planned park amenities include vista points, gathering spaces, and public art.
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Getting to Sunset Dunes
To get to the neighborhoods near Sunset Dunes, hop on San Francisco Muni light rail lines L and N. SF Muni also features numerous bus lines running through the neighborhoods.
Read about more ways to get around the park.
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