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Kaplan's Surplus and Sporting Goods, Inc.
Category: San Francisco Shopping
Address: 1055 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94103
This longtime city favorite offers a huge selection of athletic, military, and casual clothing, perfect if you're looking for durable, sturdy goods. It's also known for being a headquarters for camping and outdoor gear, and folks looking for both style and substance find worthwhile merchandise to buy. Look for brands...
Category: Shopping Centers & Districts - San Francisco Shopping
Address: Grant Ave and Washington St, San Francisco, CA
Whether you make the grand entrance into Chinatown beneath the dramatic portal at Grant Avenue and Bush Street, or perhaps just happen upon the district while making your way about San Francisco, you can't help but be impressed by this city-within-a-city. Along its streets, exotic ingredients are hawked, silks and...
Category: Shopping Centers & Districts - San Francisco Shopping
Address: Fillmore St, San Francisco, CA 94115
Squeezed largely between Jackson and Geary Streets, this stretch of Fillmore Street features an assortment of fascinating shops that offer everything from skin care products to fresh-ground coffee and specialty teas. A theater, a club, and an assortment of restaurants and home design places draw folks to the trendy...
Category: Shopping Centers & Districts - San Francisco Shopping
Address: Ghirardelli Square to Pier 39, San Francisco, CA
Like the cable cars and the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman's Wharf is quintessential San Francisco. It's often the first destination for tourists, and its particular brand of energy mixes newcomer excitement, retail kitsch, a strong maritime heritage and a vibrant West Coast welcome. Fisherman's Wharf invites...
Category: Shopping Centers & Districts - San Francisco Shopping
Address: San Francisco, CA
In the 1960s, this intersection was famous for its bohemian life. Today, remnants of the hippie era mix with beautifully restored Edwardian and Victorian homes. One, now a private residence, was formerly the Grateful Dead house (710 Ashbury Street). Other famous neighbors included Janis Joplin and Jefferson Airplane....
Category: Shopping Centers & Districts - San Francisco Shopping
Address: 900 N Point St, San Francisco, CA 94109
At charming Ghirardelli Square, you'll find a variety of gift, specialty, and souvenir shops for the entire family. The open-air complex affords great views of Angel and Alcatraz Islands, and seagulls pass by overhead, dividing their time between Ghirardelli and nearby Fisherman's Wharf. Art galleries, clothing shops,...
Category: Shopping Centers & Districts - San Francisco Shopping
Address: Octavia and Gough Sts, San Francisco, CA
Concentrated between Octavia and Gough Streets, this district offers shoppers a great place to spend time (and money). Although not as in vogue and trendy as some of San Francisco's other hot spots, the area has its share of trendy specialty shops, juxtaposed against thrift stores and clothing boutiques. In fact, it's...
Category: San Francisco Shopping
Address: 1967 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94103
This downtown FedEx Office store is often packed with students and area business people taking advantage of the numerous services offered. With plenty of computer terminals and a large staff, they have no trouble accommodating everyone's needs. Internet service, word processing, graphic design, color printing,...
Category: Shopping Centers & Districts - San Francisco Shopping
Address: San Francisco, CA 94108
The Union Square neighborhood centers around Union Square, a great little urban park, which is itself surrounded by a host of upscale shopping venues. In fact, the district is generally acknowledged as the city's main shopping haven. In the vicinity are Macy's, Saks, Gumps and Gucci; they, along with other retail...
Category: San Francisco Shopping
Address: 49 Geary St, San Francisco, CA 94108
This five-story building just east of Union Square houses more than a dozen of San Francisco's best-loved contemporary art galleries.
