Divisadero Street
Now: Cuts through several neighborhoods, including Lower Haight, Alamo Square, Pacific Heights, and Marina. Both a north-south traffic throughway, and a kaleidoscopic mix of dining, grocery, and merchant fronts serving each neighborhood.
Then: Divisadero Street, named for its former function as a divider between the city of San Francisco and the Presidio.
How To Get There: Divisadero is a long, multi-neighborhood street, so may be reached from many directions. An easy way to start at the south end is to turn on to Divisadero from Haight Street, at the west end of the Lower Haight. It is also two blocks east of the Panhandle, or one block west of Alamo Square.
Divisadero Street at Haight Street
Divisadero Street between Oak and Fell
Divisadero Street between Page and Oak
Divisadero Street
Sunday Farmer's Market on Grove Street at Divisadero Street
Metro Hotel on Divisadero Street
Saffron Grill, North Indian Cuisine
Lilly's BBQ on Divisadero
The Independent, nightclub
Divisadero at Fulton
Little Star Pizza on Divisadero, Chicago-style deep dish pizza
Health Haven Natural Foods on Divisadero
Bean Bag Cafe
Jay's Cheesesteak on Divisadero
Herbivore vegetarian restaurant
Ziryab, middle eastern cuisine
Nopa, the trendy restaurant synonymous with the North-of-Panhandle area
Fly Bar on Divisadero
Cafe Abir Roasting Company
Blue Jay Cafe
Green Earth, produce and organic food
Stelladoro Pizza, on Divisadero at Fulton
Frankie's Bohemian Cafe
Blue Fog Market on Divisadero at Green Street
Food Inc. Trattoria, Greek and Mediterranean
Annie's Bistro on California Street near Divisadero
Solstice, on Divisadero at California
Mid-Divisadero Street
Shops on Divisadero Street
Sidewalk and shops on Divisadero Street
Inside the 24-line Muni bus on Divisadero Street
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