Union Street

Starting from Market Street, it is constantly rising and crossing the mountain. See many hotels, tourist restaurants, tram routes, as well as the main square, various street performances. For the taste of tourists, I think this street, compared to Market Street, Mission Street or many other streets, is a good proportion of maintaining “local colors” and shoppers. I used to find the area too boring and annoying, like the “alzor” comment below me. But as I got older, I was wonderfully reassuring. I think it meant I was getting more and more boring. If you can afford the hotel rates, this is a great place!

San Francisco has many small neighborhoods. Union Street in the Cow Hollow district is one of the best, Cow Hollow district, as cattle used to walk here. There are many small men and women clothing stores from Franklin to Philmore. There are two banks where you can withdraw money from the ATM. There is also a place to eat. If you like burgers, beef, buffalo or turkey, try a stroll. At the French bistro, try "Garman" just over "Fairmore." To watch sports, try the bus stop bar on the corner of Laguna. Explore Union Street for a short walk, uphill (Franklin is probably the smallest slope) to Broadway and turn right (west), to the end of the Pacific Highlands neighborhood. Look at the scenery and look at the billionaire's house. Call Uber or Lyte, take a taxi back to the hotel, take a bubble bath, or do something else.

Union Street is very suitable for walking, like us, come around in the afternoon. There are not many people, there are many cafes and restaurants that are very distinctive. The houses on the street are also very beautiful, it is very interesting to go shopping.

Union Street is a place that is very suitable for slowly strolling. This is not known for a large shopping plaza. Union Street has many street shops, very distinctive, and all kinds of things, it is very interesting to have time to stroll around.

Union Street is very suitable for shopping. It is some distance from Union Square. On both sides of the street, there are shops and shops. There are restaurants, cafes, shops, etc. It is not bad to find a coffee break when you are tired.