10 Things to do in Hayes Valley That You Shouldn't Miss

October 5, 2021 Rosalyn Ihle

Every neighborhood in San Francisco has its own personality, from the hippie chic of the Upper Haight to the hipster grit of the Mission. The Marina district boasts trendy bistros and postcard-perfect views of the Golden Gate Bridge, while Noe Valley offers quaint and quiet boutiques. Wave hello to the sea lions at Pier 39, and sample local cheese and charcuterie at the Ferry Building. Sit in on a yoga session in Dolores Park or marvel at the Dutch Windmill across from Ocean Beach.
Restaurants in San Francisco

1. Earthbody Organic Day Spa

534 Laguna St, San Francisco, CA 94102-5052 +1 415-552-7200 [email protected] http://www.earthbody.net
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Earthbody Organic Day Spa

Part sanctuary, part apothecary, Earthbody is a refuge for the senses. As San Francisco's only organic day spa owned and operated by therapists, our urban temple is a sacred space to rekindle the soul through organic products and intuitive treatment. Experience a world of healing in massage and bodywork, holistic skincare, couples massage, and rituals. Return to the inner sanctuary.Voted Best Day Spa by SF Weekly, we're located in the heart of the Hayes Valley district in San Francisco. Our highly skilled therapists tailor each treatment to the intricacies of your body. Treatment begins the moment you enter. You may feel transported to another time. You may slow down. The quality of your breath may alter. You may change.Our ValuesThese seven principles remain at the heart of our holistic culture at Earthbody:To serve with loveTo infuse treatments with intuitionTo create an organic experienceTo transform with skill & intentionTo inspire insight through awarenessTo encourage spaciousnessTo heal within

2. Streets of San Francisco Bike Tours

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Streets of San Francisco Bike Tours

SoSF is your #1 source for all things biking San Francisco. We know the city's best bike routes, especially the ones that go around the hills. We show you San Francisco's wild history and modern trends, including food, art, music, kooky local politics, and, of course, all things bicycles. Our guided bike tours focus on the city's neighborhoods and include: Unique history, diverse neighborhoods, Victorian architecture, public art, awesome bikes, & tasty local cuisine. Fun, friendly, local guides lead you through safe, bike-friendly routes that go around those infamous hills.

3. Cary Lane

560 Laguna St, San Francisco, CA 94102-5052 +1 415-896-4210 http://www.carylanesf.com
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Cary Lane is a unique clothing business in San Francisco that offers deals on designer apparel at up to 80% off the regular retail price for men and women. We specialize in samples, overstock, and past season apparel from your favorite brands from all over the world. We also carry our private label men's line, Cary LaScala, which is designed and manufactured locally in the city. All items at Cary Lane are brand new and unused. We are not consignment and do not buy from the public. Our inventory is constantly changing and we put out new arrivals every week. Don't forget to sign up for our newsletter to get coupons, keep updated about our famous sale events, and awesome parties we throw. We also have personal stylists available upon request, private after hours 'shopping parties' which includes a store wide sale, hor d'oeuvres, music, drinks and more available by reservation.

4. CityRide Bike Rentals

370 Linden St Hayes Valley, San Francisco, CA 94102-5111 +1 415-500-2050 [email protected] http://cityridebikerentals.com/
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CityRide Bike Rentals

Better bike rentals in San Francisco, CA. We pride ourselves on great service, friendly advice, and a well-maintained fleet. Two locations: (1) Hayes Valley, a trendy neighborhood near City Hall, Alamo Square, and the Mission District (370B Linden St) (2) Fisherman's Wharf, a neighborhood popular with tourists along the bay waterfront. (1325 Columbus Ave) We offer three styles of bikes: (1) City bikes for casual sightseeing (7-8 speeds, baskets on the front) (2) Hybrid bikes to help you go further, faster (24-27 speeds, aluminum frames) (3) Road bikes for long days in the saddle (compact crankset, 16 speeds) Our day rates are based on 24-hour increments, and we have discounts for long-term rentals. We have kids bikes and equipment to rent at our Fisherman's Wharf location.

5. MMclay Ceramics Airsteam

395 Linden St, San Francisco, CA 94102-5109 +1 415-601-9152 http://www.mmclay.com/visit
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MMclay Ceramics Airsteam

MMclay is a handmade tableware business run by local ceramic artist and designer, MaryMar Keenan, in her Hayes Valley studio in San Francisco. The MMclay Airstream is MMclay's first official retail location at 395 Linden Street. The Production Studio | Showroom is located several blocks away at 69 Gough Street, San Francisco.

6. Hayes Valley

Hayes Street, San Francisco, CA +1 415-431-5551 http://Seanstore.com
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Hayes Valley

Reviewed By Jewlztravels - Livermore, United States

What a cool neighborhood. After dining at Petit Crenn, my friend and I decided to walk around and so enjoyed this area. It is very clean (unlike some other areas in the city). There are many great food options, from restaurants to food trucks all in one central area. We saw a lot of unique clothing stores and boutiques too. The weather was perfect so lots of folks were walking around or sitting on the benches eating their food truck food and enjoying the night. We wondered through a store that sells specialty grocery and food gifts and wine. You might find flavored honey, unique salad dressings, gift items and a large wine selection. This neighborhood is worth spending some time in.

7. The Great Pacific Tour Co.

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The Great Pacific Tour Co.

Since 1978, Great Pacific has been a special tour company. Founded on the belief that a vacation should be relaxing and special, Great Pacific has always provided affordable elegance and excellence. We have always used mini vans, specifically customized for touring. Our guides have always gone the extra mile to make your trip as interesting and pleasant as possible. That's why people often come back again and again to take our tours - a perfect way to discover the San Francisco Bay Area. So, next time you are coming to see San Francisco, give Andy, Tom, Joel, or any one of the other folks at GPT a call, and let us show you this wonderful place we call home.

8. Squared

Octavia St, San Francisco, CA 94102 http://www.charlesgadeken.com/squared
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Squared

Reviewed By misopiso88 - Seattle, United States

Day or night, this spectacular sculpture is worth the detour to check out. The artist is Charles Gadeken and the piece has been at Burning Man prior to being placed where it is today. Squared sits in the epicenter of Hayes Valley, surrounded by a park and tables to sit.

9. Timbuk2 Store

506 Hayes St, San Francisco, CA 94102-4214 +1 415-252-9860 [email protected] http://www.timbuk2.com/sf
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Timbuk2 Store

Timbuk2 is an urban lifestyle bag, accessory & apparel shop located in Hayes Valley. Started by a bicycle messenger in 1989 in San Francisco, Timbuk2 is a pioneer of Made-in-America customization, urban manufacturing and responsible for the indoctrination of the iconic messenger bag as an essential component to city living. The Timbuk2 flagship carries backpacks, messenger bags, luggage, rollers, duffels, totes, accessories plus a Custom Bag Building workshop; all designed to help you outsmart the challenges of the city. ***Ask about our FREE Bike share!

10. Dobbs Bar

406 Hayes St, San Francisco, CA 94102-4309 +1 415-551-7700 [email protected] http://www.dobbsferrysf.com
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Dobbs Bar

Dobbs Bar is Hayes Valley's quintessential neighborhood drinking option. The full bar offers a special cocktail list, 8 beers on tap and bar bites. When you come, you'll find yourself in a casual, warm space with six televisions and gracious staffers. Comments co-owner Scott Broccoli (also of Aces Bar), "Hayes Valley has so many great little restaurants and cafes; we felt like all that was missing was a little watering hole. Cheers!" We have Sunday Ticket and Pac12 Network! See you inside for football season and the Chase for October!

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