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Generally our hipster district, the Mission is really a mish-mash of culture ranging from immigrants, long term residents, hipsters and yuppies are living side-by-side. It's known for it's wide range of food, ranging from high-end restaurants to authentic taquerias. Spend your time tasting coffee, exploring fancy cocktails, to enjoying all the colorful street art and murals in the area.
Tim
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San Francisco, CA
Mission District
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Nihir
August 7, 2024
We made an extensive Local Guide, BUT... ...Airbnb is a little behind in the times and doesn't allow hosts to upload their guides or just share a link. We found a workaround though ;) - After booking with us, you can find a link to a working Google doc in your Arrival Guide. Just click on "Things to know (instructions and house rules)", and you'll see a link that you can copy and paste in your browser of choice.
We made an extensive Local Guide, BUT... ...Airbnb is a little behind in the times and doesn't allow hosts to upload their guides or just share a link. We found a workaround though ;) - After booking with us, you can find a link to a working Google doc in your Arrival Guide. Just click on "Things t…
Darren
March 8, 2022
The Mission District is one of San Francisco’s most of-the-moment neighborhoods, packed with trend-setting boutiques, restaurants, and more. But its namesake is one of the city’s oldest icons, the 18th century Mission Dolores. Mission St. is the neighborhood’s main drag and home to a variety of restaurants and shops. Valencia St. is ground zero for cafes, bars and clothing and accessory shops. No visit would be complete without a Mission-style burrito. Choose from local favorites like La Taqueria, La Cumbre, and El Farolito. Burritos are just the beginning of Mission eats. Venga Empanadas is known for its stuffed pastries, Lolinda features delectable Argentine-style cuts from the grill and Central Kitchen offers standout locally sourced plates served family-style. Be sure to visit Mission Dolores, built in 1776. For recent history, check out the Mission’s celebrated outdoor murals in places like Balmy Alley or on the facade of the Women’s Building. Dolores Park is a popular green space that offers a perfect picnic location, people-watching and spectacular skyline views.
The Mission District is one of San Francisco’s most of-the-moment neighborhoods, packed with trend-setting boutiques, restaurants, and more. But its namesake is one of the city’s oldest icons, the 18th century Mission Dolores. Mission St. is the neighborhood’s main drag and home to a variety of res…
Cindy
January 10, 2022
This neighborhood has good food, along with San Francisco's oldest standing building. We recommend Lolinda and Foreign Cinema.
Basil
November 9, 2021
The Mission is one of SF’s trendiest neighborhoods, packed with visionary boutiques, restaurants, bars, nightclubs, and more.
Kelly & Angelo
June 28, 2021
Mission District has historically served as the historic cultural center of Chicano and Mexican American culture in SF. Make your way down Mission St to see many taquerias, mercados, and other cornerstones of the neighborhood life. Just two blocks west is Valencia St, where you'll find boutique shops, fine dining and bars. It is best to make your way to busy Mission Dolores Park, where you will find one of the most picturesque views of SF.
Mission District has historically served as the historic cultural center of Chicano and Mexican American culture in SF. Make your way down Mission St to see many taquerias, mercados, and other cornerstones of the neighborhood life. Just two blocks west is Valencia St, where you'll find boutique shop…
