7 guides · updated weekly
Shopping guides.
Deep dives into SF's neighborhoods, occasions and obsessions: where to go, what to buy, and where to eat after. Written by locals, checked against the shops themselves.
Ferry Building Food Gifts: What to Buy and Where
Chocolate, citrus olive oil, caviar, coffee beans, knives and ceramics from the Ferry Building Marketplace, plus farmers market days and parking validation.
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MICHELIN Restaurants in San Francisco: Every Star and Bib Gourmand
All 25 starred restaurants and all 12 Bib Gourmands in San Francisco in the MICHELIN Guide California 2026, plus 63 Recommended, with the ones near our shopping districts marked.
25 stars · 12 Bib Gourmand · 63 recommended
Read guide →Hayes Valley and Fillmore Boutiques: Two Short Walks
Independent clothing, jewelry, perfume and sake shops on Hayes Street and Upper Fillmore, with store hours, parking and where to eat on each of the two walks.
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San Francisco Hotels Near the Best Shopping
5 San Francisco hotels sorted by the shopping attached or closest, from Union Square and Jackson Square to Japantown, with the 2 MICHELIN Key hotels marked.
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Shopping Near SF State: Stonestown & the Student Center
A walking guide to shopping around San Francisco State University: the campus store and food in the Cesar Chavez Student Center, and Target, Whole Foods and Trader Joe's at Stonestown Galleria next door.
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Shopping Near UCSF: Inner Sunset & Mission Bay
A walking guide to shopping around UCSF's two campuses: the campus store at Parnassus, the 9th Avenue and Irving Street blocks of the Inner Sunset, and 4th Street and Thrive City in Mission Bay.
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Shopping Near USF: Clement Street & the Upper Haight
A walking guide to shopping around the University of San Francisco: the USF Bookstore, Green Apple Books on Clement Street, the vintage and record shops of the Upper Haight, and where to eat with parents.
Read guide →Union Square Shopping Walk: Flagships and Maiden Lane
Grant Avenue's luxury houses, the Post Street jewelers, Maiden Lane and the department stores on the square, plus transit tips and where to eat nearby.
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