San Francisco/Haight

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The Haight (pronounced like "hate") is a neighborhood of San Francisco running along Haight Street and the famous center of San Francisco's hippie community, with a multitude of eclectic stores, coffee shops, and art that reflects this fact. The neighborhood is bounded roughly by the Panhandle and Fell/Oak Streets on the north, Market Street on the east, Duboce Avenue and Buena Vista Park on the south, and Stanyan Street (and San Francisco/The Avenues|Golden Gate Park) on the west, with a small extension west to include the University of California, San Francisco Parnassus campus just to the west.

San Francisco/Haight Halal Travel Guide

Haight sanfrancisco - Haight Street

The Haight is made up of two neighborhoods: Haight-Fillmore, usually called the Lower Haight, and Haight-Ashbury, commonly called the Upper Haight. The two neighborhoods are separated by a large hill and are bisected by Divisadero Street. The neighborhoods have somewhat separate histories. The Haight-Ashbury gained international fame in the 1960s as young white Hippies moved into the area and made contact with poor, young black residents in the neighborhood and surrounding areas like the Lower Haight and the San Francisco/Western Addition|Western Addition. Together and these outcasts forged the counter-culture movement for which the Haight is most well known.

Today, both the Upper and Lower Haight are residential neighborhoods served by businesses and transport along Haight Street. However and the Upper Haight is the busier tourist destination, because of the stronger identification with the Hippie era. Into the 1990s and the Lower Haight had lower rents and a larger African-American community, but that difference has eroded with the rise of rents in both areas and the steady dwindling of San Francisco's black population. The most obvious difference to a visitor today is that the Upper Haight has many more head shops and stores catering to Hippie-nostalgia foot traffic.

In the 1960s large portions of the predominantly African American Fillmore District were involuntarily relocated to the Haight-Ashbury due to the disruptive urban renewal movements of the time. At the same time, middle class whites began moving to the growing suburbs of the Bay Area, causing home values in the area to plunge. The neighborhood, with its then-surplus of affordable Victorian homes, was ripe for housing an influx of African American families as well as Beats attracted by the growing intellectual, anti-establishment community surrounding the local universities, as well as an emerging (pre-Castro District) community.

With the onset of the Vietnam War, many white middle class college kids derailed by the draft now began to move into the Haight, identifying with the counterculture trends already taking place in the neighborhood and adopting Hippie ideologies and alternative lifestyles. Many thrived while other lives were ruined by destructive drugs such as speed, heroin and cocaine, and some remain committed to the Hippie dream to this day. While gentrification has turned the Upper Haight into something of a counterculture theme park (although it is also home to many young, homeless drug addicts, though no longer of the peaceful, Hippie variety) and there are still plenty of eclectic finds to uncover here and one can still can get a sense of the once-bohemian nature of this area.

Travel to San Francisco/Haight

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By car

Fell and Oak Streets, parallel one-way streets running east-west across the northern edge of the neighborhood, offer a relatively easy way to get into the neighborhood via vehicle from Downtown to the east. A few major north-south streets which pass through Haight are Fillmore Street, Divisadero Street (which merges into San Francisco/Castro-Noe Valley|Castro Street to the south) and Masonic Avenue. Parking in the area can be very limited, however, and it's far preferable to use alternate transportation for the Upper Haight area.

How to take public transportation in San Francisco/Haight

MUNI operates the 7-Haight/Noriega bus route (plus the 6-Haight/Parnassus east of Masonic) running the length of Haight Street, connecting the area to Downtown. Nearby streets parallel to Haight also serve the area, for example the 5-Fulton and 21-Hayes north of the Haight neighborhood. Additionally, a few lines run north-south through the neighborhood: 22-Fillmore, 24-Divisadero, 33-Ashbury/18th and 43-Masonic.

The Station sanfrancisco|N}}-Judah Muni Metro line (partially underground) also runs parallel to Haight Street several blocks to the south. An easy way to access the western portion of the Haight neighborhood (near Cole Valley) from Downtown is to take the N-Judah outbound to Cole Street and then get off and walk north. It runs under the hill topped by Buena Vista Park. The N-Judah continues westward, stopping at University of California, San Francisco before heading into the San Francisco/The Avenues|Sunset neighborhood.

How to get around in San Francisco/Haight

If you are walking really quickly, it will take about 20 minutes to walk from the Lower Haight to the Upper Haight - and it will be good exercise going up a large hill.

What to see in San Francisco/Haight

• Buena Vista Park - 37.7683, -122.441 - Buena Vista Park View of San Francisco from Buena Vista Park Steep paths to the top of its 575' elevation lead to some nice views through the trees, but are easily circumnavigated by non-enthusiasts.

Hippie Hill - |This sloppy peace sign marks the threshold for Hippie Hill

• Hippie Hill - 37.7692, -122.4543 - Near the neighborhood's western border is the entrance to Golden Gate Park. Walking into the park and through a small tunnel beneath the Alvord Lake Bridge and the first large field and adjacent hill are known as Hippie Hill. In dry weather, Hippie Hill is a popular destination for local residents and offers a glimpse at the Haight's hippie culture. There visitors will find a large and popular drum circle, amateur performers of many types from jugglers to musicians, frisbee enthusiasts, picnickers, and psychedelic drug users, all mingling happily. Don't be surprised to find local residents lighting up a joint of marijuana at Hippie Hill. Though marijuana use is still illegal in the US, California has decriminalized medical marijuana. A note from your doctor suffices to obtain a card enabling one to reliably check quantity and quality and purchase in a civilized manner over a counter. Hippie Hill is a relatively safe place to purchase marijuana, but law enforcement patrols Haight Street at the urging of merchants in order to maintain a teen- and tourist-friendly environment.

• Famous homes - (Please note- These are all PAST addresses, none of the people listed still live there and these are peoples' homes and though they are used to and pretty tolerant of tourists taking pictures and their privacy should be respected and one should NOT go knocking on doors.)

• The Grateful Dead house 710 Ashbury Street 37.7687, -122.4464
• The Hell's Angels house 719 Ashbury Street 37.7686, -122.4469
• Janis Joplin house 635 Ashbury Street 37.7694, -122.4471
• Country Joe McDonald house 612 Ashbury Street 37.7697, -122.4467
• Big Brother and the Holding Company house 1018 Page Street 37.7723, -122.4378
• "Hippie Temptation" house 1550 Page Street 37.7711, -122.4470 - Site of the CBS documentary.

• Ron Donovan house 1828 Page Street 37.7706, -122.4510 - Former home of the psychedelic concert poster artist.

• Flipper house 879 Haight Street 37.7712, -122.4366 - Former home of the famous punk band.

• Charles Manson house 635 Cole Street 37.7689, -122.4508
• 731 Buena Vista West 37.7680, -122.4440 - Former home of Graham Nash (and several owners later) Bobby McFerrin.

• Michael McClure house 264 Downey Street 37.7642, -122.4465 - Former home of the Beat-era playwright and poet.

• 1235 Masonic Ave 37.7696, -122.4455 - Patty Hearst hid in a Symbionese Liberation Army safe-house here.

• Sid Vicious house 32 Delmar Street 37.7686, -122.4456 - Site of Sid's non-fatal overdose after his last Sex Pistols show.

• Duboce Park 37.7695, -122.4333 - Duboce Park - The North Judah streetcar travels along the perimeter of the park and stops at the intersection of Noe Street and Duboce Street. The park is attractive and split into a dog-friendly and a children-friendly section. There is a well maintained children's playground that attracts children from the neighborhood.

• Monastery of Perpetual Adoration - 771 Ashbury Street The Chapel is located at the junction of Ashbury and Frederick Streets and next to the Lycée Français de San Francisco French School ☎ +1 415-566-2743 | Opening Hours: typically 6:15 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Monastery of cloistered nuns from the order of the Sisters of Perpetual Adoration that holds daily services as well as special masses and novenas for holidays.

Best things to do in San Francisco/Haight

While there are a number of fun walking tours, this is also a good place to simply sit in a cafe, have a few cups of Coffee, and watch other people walk the streets.

• Haight Ashbury Flower Power Walking Tour - $20 per person By guides who experienced the 60s --and can actually still remember it! 40% architecture/general neighborhood history and 60% counter-culture hippy history comprise this fun and informative 2.5 hour flashback through the neighborhood; includes a trip to the Psychedelic History Museum in a restored Victorian, open only in conjunction with the tour. Tour starts at the McDonalds parking lot at the junction of Stanyan and Waller every Tuesday and Saturday at 9:30AM, every Thursday at 2PM and every Friday at 11AM.

• The Haunted Haight Walking Tour - ☎ +1-415-863-1416 - $20 per person Shows the spooky and macabre history of the neighborhood in an evening walking tour. Tour starts in front of Coffee to the People at 7PM on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays.

• Haight Ashbury Street Fair - On the second Sunday of June, people pack the Upper Haight for this event featuring local bands, food stalls and plenty of shopping.

Muslim Friendly Shopping in San Francisco/Haight

Haight-Ashbury has more shopping and variety of shops than Lower Haight, with great record stores, book stores, fabric stores, shoe stores, cafes with live music and poetry, a free clinic, and head shops from the 1960s.

There are several places worth checking out, including:

Amoeba Records - |Amoeba Music

• Amoeba Music | 1855 Haight Street 37.7690, -122.4526 ☎ +1-415-831-1200 - Opening from Monday to Saturday 10:30AM Monday - 10PM, Sunday 11AM Monday - 9PM The best place in San Francisco to buy vinyl and cds, new and used, with an emphasis on indie music. It has one of the largest selections for an indie music store in the nation.

• Booksmith | 1644 Haight Street 37.7699, -122.4494 ☎ +1-415-863-8688 - Opening from Monday to Saturday 10AM Monday - 10PM, Sunday 10AM Monday - 8PM An independent bookstore that's been around since the 1970s, this bookstore is best known for its events program, with many book signings from famous and honored authors.

• Life | 604a Haight Street 37.7720, -122.4323 ☎ +1-415-252-9312 Exotic perfumes and aromatherapy oils, incense, bath beads, jewelry, purses, cards, and vaguely east Indian themed goods. Get some henna painted on your hands in the henna lounge.

• Roberts Hardware | 1629 Haight Street 37.7695, -122.4492 ☎ +1-415-431-3392 A non-chain hardware store with over 20,000 items in inventory and another 200,000 available by special order. The oldest family-owned store on Haight Street, celebrating 75 years in 2006. Staffed by knowledgeable, friendly workers who are willing to take the time to explain how to make your repairs without any of the condescension or attitude found in other stores.

Halal Restaurants in San Francisco/Haight

• Cafe du Soleil | 200 Fillmore Street 37.7713, -122.4301 corner of Fillmore and Waller ☎ +1-415-934-8637 | Opening Hours: 7AM Monday - 10PM daily Owned by a Morrocan French ex-Pat, this popular cafe serves Coffee, pastries, salads, sandwiches, soups, and homemade potato chips. The food can be overpriced, but the atmosphere makes it a popular local hangout. Beer & bar, live free jazz most Sundays 5-8PM, and some outdoor seating for a pleasant day. Chic, casual, family friendly. Free wi-fi, but limited power outlets.

• Citrus Club | 1790 Haight Street 37.7696, -122.4517 at Shrader ☎ +1-415-387-6366 | Opening Hours: Sunday - Thursday 11:30AM Monday - 10PM, F-Sa 11:30AM Monday - 11PM $5-8 This is an excellent Noodles house with dishes chosen from all Asian traditional cuisines. Portions are generous, with an emphasis on flavor over presentation. Decent prices and an unpretentious decor make for a pleasurable group meal.

• Estela's Fresh Sandwiches | 250 Fillmore Street 37.7717, -122.4302 at Haight ☎ +1-415-864-1850 - $5–7 The name speaks true. Also try Estela's delicious fruit smoothies.

• Kate's Kitchen | 471 Haight Street 37.7721, -122.4298 ☎ +1-415-626-3984 | Opening Hours: Monday 9AM Monday - 2:45PM, Tuesday to Friday 8AM Monday - 2:45PM, Saturday to Sunday 8:30AM Monday - 3:45PM Breakfast - Southern style. If you're really hungry, try the French Toast Orgy. Expect a long wait for weekend brunch (just like everywhere else in San Francisco).

• Love 'n Haight | 553 Haight Street 37.7718, -122.4313 ☎ +1-415-252-8190 Often overlooked, but a neighborhood favorite. A family-owned sandwiches joint with an Asian flair. Meat and fake Meat sandwiches made to order. Try the "veg" duck.

• Metro Caffe | 247 Fillmore Street 37.7718, -122.4306 at Haight ☎ +1-415-621-9536 - Opening from Monday to Saturday 11AM Monday - 10PM, Sunday 11AM Monday - 9PM $6-7 Burgers and cheesesteaks.

• Rosamunde Sausage Grill | 545 Haight Street 37.7719, -122.4311 ☎ +1-415-437-6851 | Opening Hours: 11:30AM Monday - 10PM daily Delicious Sausages and not much else. Now with a vegan choice! Get here early Tuesday (11AM) to get in line for their once a week burgers. They sell out instantly! Get it for here, to go, or bring it next door to Toronado and have it with some soft drinks.

Mid-range

• Axum Cafe | 698 Haight Street 37.7719, -122.4336 at Pierce ☎ +1-415-252-7912 | Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 5:30PM Monday - 10PM, Saturday to Sunday 12:30PM Monday - 10PM $7-14 This Ethiopian restaurant is very affordable. Try the Vegetarian sampler. If you are hungry, order for two. Wash it down with an Ethiopian organic juice (2 kinds).

• Cha-Cha-Cha | 1801 Haight Street 37.7692, -122.4520 ☎ +1-415-386-7670 | Opening Hours: Lunch: daily 11:30AM Monday - 4PM. Dimmer: Sunday - Thursday 5PM Monday - 11PM, F-Sa 5PM Monday - 11:30PM $7-15 Popular Cuban tapas place. Good sangria. Typical wait is 1–2 hours on weekends, and they don't take reservations. Great bar, always crowded with a fun 'artsy' crowd. Be warned and the sangria packs a punch!

• The Grind | 783 Haight Street 37.7714, -122.4350 Haight near Pierce ☎ +1-415-864-0955 | Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 7AM Monday - 8PM, Saturday 7AM Monday - 6PM, Sunday 8AM Monday - 6PM $6-10 Coffee shop with breakfast, lunch, and an amazing array of y-halal-food/desserts/ desserts, pastries, and munchies. Indoor and patio seating.

• Indian Oven | 233 Fillmore Street 37.7717, -122.4305 ☎ +1-415-626-1628 | Opening Hours: 5PM Monday - 11PM daily $8-19 This Indian restaurant is on the expensive side, although it is pretty good. Expect a wait any day of the week.

• Memphis Minnie's | 576 Haight Street 37.7721, -122.4317 ☎ +1-415-864-7675 | Opening Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11AM Monday - 10PM, Sunday 11AM Monday - 9PM $8-14 Great southern-style barbecue and (oddly enough) sake. Amazing mac-n-cheese.

• Mythic Pizzas | 551 Haight Street 37.7719, -122.4313 ☎ +1-415-864-1999 | Opening Hours: Noon-2AM daily $12-20 Pizzas by the slice.

• Naan 'n' Chutney | 525 Haight Street 37.7719, -122.4308 ☎ +1-415-255-1625 | Opening Hours: 11AM Monday - 11PM daily Indian and (Pakistani).

• Pork Store Cafe | 1451 Haight Street 37.7699, -122.4463 ☎ +1-415-864-6981 | Opening Hours: Monday - W, Saturday to Sunday 8AM Monday - 4PM, Thursday - Friday 7AM Monday - 4PM $7-16 Extremely popular breakfast spot. Always a line on the weekends. Very affordable and friendly diner atmosphere and food.

• Squat & Gobble | 237 Fillmore Street 37.7718, -122.4306 between Haight and Waller ☎ +1-415-487-0551 - $6–10 Cafe and crepery, part of a small San Francisco chain. Popular for breakfast and lunch, crowded on weekends. Outdoor dining on the back patio when the weather is nice. The side potatoes are a favorite.

• Squat & Gobble | 1428 Haight Street 37.7703, -122.4459 between Ashbury and Masonic ☎ +1-415-864-8484 - $6–10 This is the chain's other Haight location.

• Thep Phenom | 400 Waller Street 37.7713, -122.4305 ☎ +1-415-431-2526 | Opening Hours: 5:30PM Monday - 10:30PM daily $8-15 Sometimes called the best (Thai) in San Francisco; call ahead as this restaurant can be very busy. Or walk in with a small party and have a Singha in the back while you wait to be seated at a family-style table.

Markets

• Haight Street Market (aka Gus's) | 1530 Haight Street 37.7702, -122.4476 north side of Haight, between Clayton and Ashbury ☎ +1-415-255-0643 | Opening Hours: 7AM Monday - 9PM daily Family-owned grocery store serving the Upper Haight since 1981. Well-stocked, and with a good range of organic fruit and veg. Also has a deli counter that makes a wide range of sandwiches, which can be eaten at the parklet outside.

Bars

• The Alembic | 1725 Haight Street 37.7693, -122.4511 next to the Red Vic Movie House ☎ +1-415-666-0822 Styling itself a 'Whiskey Bar' and the Alembic is a place to have classic cocktails as well as original creations. The house Manhattan, made with Rye Whiskey, is phenomenal.

• Aub Zam-Zam | 1633 Haight Street 37.7695, -122.4493 ☎ +1-415-861-2545 | Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 3PM Monday - 2AM, Saturday to Sunday 1PM Monday - 2AM A 1930s vintage cocktail bar with a beautifully restored arabesque art-deco decor. Written up in 'W' and 'Newsweek' magazines for the best martinis in the U.S. back in the 80s. Drinks are moderately expensive but of exceptional quality, even from the well. An intimate and classy setting for a romantic evening with a juke box that leans toward swing and big band music. Named for the Well of Zamzam, one of the holiest places in Islam, a source of blessed beverages.

• Danny Coyle's | 668 Haight Street 37.7719, -122.4333 ☎ +1-415-558-8375 | Opening Hours: Monday - Thursday 2PM Monday - 2AM, Friday noon-2AM, Saturday to Sunday 7AM Monday - 2AM Irish pub where the Guinness is served with a smile, and if you're lucky, an Irish accent to match.

• Club Deluxe - 1511 Haight Street 37.7698, -122.4472 Near corner of Ashbury ☎ +1-415-552-6949 This small, stylish bar has been around for a long time. It's all about Giovanni's Neapolitan Pizzas and freshly squeezed cocktails. Deluxe hosts free comedy on Monday nights and jazz every other night, always by local acts. The bartenders are friendly and the crowd is arty and hip.

• Gold Cane | 1569 Haight Street 37.7697, -122.4480 ☎ +1-415-626-1112 A great place for cheap, strong drinks, and friendly bar-tenders. Divey atmosphere, local crowd. Has a swimming swimmingpool table and small outdoor patio for smokers of all types.

• Hobson's Choice | 1601 Haight Street 37.7696, -122.4488 ☎ +1-415-621-5859 Offering a selection of well over 100 this "Victorian punch house" themed bar is best known for it's original alcoholic punches that you can order by the glass or by the bowl. (watch out and they're stronger than you think!) The corner location and large windows make it a perfect spot to grab a drink and people-watch. Go on Sundays when they offer a lavish make-your-own Bloody Mary bar with plenty of fixin's. (don't worry and they'll mix it for you if you're not so inclined) A friendly staff and great jukebox brings the local residents in early, more of a younger crowd late night and on weekends.

• Kezar Pub & Restaurant | 770 Stanyan Street 37.7678, -122.4529 ☎ +1-415-386-9292 | Opening Hours: Monday 11:30AM Monday - Midnight, Tuesday to Friday 11:30AM Monday - 2AM, Saturday 6AM Monday - 2AM, Sunday 6AM Monday - Midnight A popular English-themed pub where you can watch soccer.

• Mad Dog in the Fog | 530 Haight Street 37.7722, -122.4310 ☎ +1-415-626-7279 This is an English pub where you can come to watch soccer on TV or go out back where you can smoke. Occasionally live music at night. The hotline for when matches are being played is +1-415-442-7994. Since they open for live matches from England as early as 6AM, its the best place to get a organic juice before noon in the area on the weekend.

• Magnolia | 1398 Haight Street 37.7704, -122.4451 ☎ +1-415-864-7468 Serves solid food and microbrews, including some excellent cask conditioned soft drinks.

• Molotov's | 582 Haight Street 37.7721, -122.4318 ☎ +1-415-558-8019 Leans towards rockabilly and mohawk crowd. Dog and food friendly.

• Nickie's | 466 Haight Street 37.7724, -122.4298 ☎ +1-415-255-0300 | Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 4PM Monday - 2AM, Saturday to Sunday 10AM Monday - 2AM Dance club and bar - Grateful Dead night every Monday, and popular dub and funk nights during the week as well.

• Noc Noc | 557 Haight Street 37.7718, -122.4314 ☎ +1-415-861-5811 | Opening Hours: 5PM Monday - 2AM daily A very artsy atmosphere. You can get many Trappist monk soft drinks here. Live DJ nightly. Tarot readings Mondays 6-9PM. and sake (no hard drink). Alas for smokers: Big Brother finally put down the rebellion and smoking is now relegated to the sidewalk in front.

• Toronado | 547 Haight Street 37.7719, -122.4312 ☎ +1-415-863-2276 | Opening Hours: 11:30AM Monday - 2AM daily This bar has forty-six soft drinks on tap and a bottled organic juice menu which covers two whole pages. They serve many microbrews and imports from Germany, Belgium, and Japan. Come through the Dutch door and if there is no room in the front and there is a back room with tables. No food is served, but you may bring food in from any of the some Halal restaurants nearby. This is a cash only establishment.

• Trax | 1437 Haight Street 37.7700, -122.4459 ☎ +1-415-864-4213 A bar for men and wokes that is also very much straight-friendly. Small, divey, and a local's scene. Drinks are cheap, and on Saturday nights it offers ridiculously affordable drink specials ($1 well cocktails before 10PM).

• Underground SF | 424 Haight Street 37.7724, -122.4293 at Webster ☎ +1-415-864-7386 Dance club and bar, formerly called The Top, which features different theme nights, some of which are geared towards alternative culture.

Coffee

• Cafe du Soleil - see above in Eat - Popular cafe serving decent coffee and lattes.

• Cafe International | 508 Haight Street 37.7722, -122.4307 at Fillmore ☎ +1-415-552-7390 Offers net access, live music, food, and a variety of beverages from Coffee, tea, to fresh squeezed juices. Good desserts.

• Coffee to the People | 1206 Masonic Ave 37.7700, -122.4451 just off of Haight Street ☎ +1-415-626-2435 | Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 6AM Monday - 8PM, Saturday to Sunday 7AM Monday - 9PM A favorite community gathering spot, Coffee to the People serves giant sandwiches, hearty soups, and organic and fair trade coffee and tea. Their croissant breakfast sandwiches are especially popular with local residents. The shop is laptop/work friendly, with free wi-fi and almost a dedicated section to people working around notepads and notebooks. The shop has an overtly political theme and decor and is a good spot for people watching.

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• Metro Hotel | 319 Divisadero Street 37.7724, -122.4375 at Page ☎ +1-415-861-5364 +1-415-863-1970 Check-in: 2PM Monday - midnight / Check-out: noon $76-130A reasonably priced hotel just one block north of Haight Street. The rooms are quite basic, but functional, clean, and quite affordable for the central city. There is an excellent French restaurant downstairs, with outdoor dining and weekend brunch. Rooms directly over Divisadero Street can be quite loud on the weekends.

• Red Victorian Bed & Breakfast | 1665 Haight Street 37.7694, -122.4499 ☎ +1-415-864-1978 - $90–200A throwback to the Haight-Ashbury's glory days during the 1960s, this peace and love themed B&B has several eclectically themed rooms and suites, as well as a cafe downstairs.

Telecommunications in San Francisco/Haight

• Coffee to the People - See above in Drink. Free wireless internet.

• San Francisco Public Library - Park Branch - 1833 Page Street 37.7701, -122.4510 between Cole and Shrader ☎ +1-415-355-5656 | Opening Hours: Monday noon-6PM, Tuesday 10AM Monday - 9PM, West 1PM Monday - 9PM, Thursday 10AM Monday - 6PM, Friday 1PM Monday - 6PM, Saturday 10AM Monday - 6PM, Sunday 1PM Monday - 5PM

Stay Safe

The Haight has been a magnet for wandering youth for decades and that continues today and is part of the neighborhood's character. Some of the people can behave poorly - aggressive panhandling and obnoxious behavior sometimes happen, but it's more likely you'll be asked for money or to buy soft drugs. However and these people are almost never violent. Either ignore them or be brave and strike up a conversation - they might have an interesting story. Both areas of the Haight can be dangerous late at night after the bars close. Travel smart when on foot at night. There are always other people walking up and down Haight Street so you won't be alone.

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