In this episode of The Bay Insider, we look at one of San Francisco's liveliest neighborhoods, Lower Pacific Heights, and share our thoughts about its charm and get some recommendations from a true insider about its best-kept secrets.
From the vibrant history to the stunning and varied architecture, and the plethora of restaurants and businesses, we discuss why this neighborhood is a popular choice for residents, visitors, and investors. Tune in now and discover everything Lower Pacific Heights has to offer!
History
“Upper Fillmore"
The famous “Full House” house (1709 Broderick Street)
Mt. Zion Hospital
Japantown
Japanese Internment
Sister city with Osaka, Japan
Osaka Way
AMC Kabuki 8
Cottage Row Historic District
Events
Fillmore Jazz Festival
Cherry Blossom Festival
Fillmore Farmer’s Market
Businesses
Kinokuniya Bookstore
Maido Fine Stationery & Gift
Nijiya Market
Daiso Japan
The Faceshop
Smith Clock Co.
Yury’s Lights & Beyond
Restaurants/Cafes
Mattina SF
Routier SF
Jane The Bakery
Little Shucker
La Boulangerie
SPQR
Woodhouse Fish Co.
Copra
La Mediterranee
Pizzeria Delfina
Octavia
State Bird Provisions
Troya Restaurant
Marufuku Ramen
Hinodeya Japantown
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