Top Things To Do In Hayes Valley San Francisco

Hayes Valley, San Francisco‘s chic and trendy, yet relaxed neighborhood, is the perfect place for a walk, delicious meal, or a day full of shopping. Here are just a few of our favorite spots to to make stops at.

Go Window Shopping

Hayes Valley is crawling with people peeping through the windows of its chic clothing stores. Known for its trendy and high-end feel, the stores in Hayes Valley sell clothes that fit its style. Boutiques such as Azalea, Rand + Statler, and Welcome Stranger represent Hayes Valley’s hip and sophisticated, yet alternative and rugged character.

Azalea Boutique, 411 Hayes St, San Francisco, CA 94102, United States +1 415-861-9888

Rand + Statler, 425 Hayes St, San Francisco, CA 94102, United States +1 415-634-0881

Welcome Stranger, 460 Gough St, San Francisco, CA 94102
United States +1 415-864-2079

Relax at Blue Bottle Coffee

Food Kiosk

A popular name on its own, Hayes Valley’s Blue Bottle Coffee is located in a charming alley between Hayes and Gough Street. Blue Bottle sells organic, freshly ground coffee beans and brewed drinks. Blue Bottle’s quaint location sits in front of an architect’s office, facing a kind of cobblestone road with fresh flowers decorating the sidewalks. Be sure to snap some pictures, as it is a great place for a little photo-op.

Try a drink from Ritual Coffee Roasters

For more high-end coffee and coffee drinks, take a stop at Ritual Coffee Roasters, right on the corner of Hayes and Octavia. You’ll find it right in the middle of all the action, where you can sit outside and enjoy a great setting for people watching. Ritual Coffee Roasters is a San Francisco based company that prides itself in making someone’s day better through handing him or her a cup of coffee. Check out what the talks all about and enjoy yourself a cup of Joe.

Grab a slice at Patxi’s Pizza

If its time for lunch or dinner make sure to stop at Patxi’s for some to die for deep-dish pizza. As soon as you step foot into the restaurant, your mouth will water. Patxi’s is a great place to go with friends, or family, and has a fun yet relaxed atmosphere. The deep-dish pizza takes a little while to be served, but it is all worth it once it is sitting in front of you.

About the author

Natalia Vergara

Natalia Vergara is a Public Relations student at the University of Oregon. She is a Northern California native with roots from Peru. She loves exploring new places and discovering the food and experiences that come along with the adventure.