In this episode of The Bay Insider, Amanda and Ying explore Sunnyside, a lesser-known but charming San Francisco neighborhood. They chat with Chad Nolan, a client of Amanda's who moved to the area a few years ago, about why Sunnyside is a great choice for affordable single-family homes, easy access to BART, Muni, and 280, and an all-around friendly community.
They dive into its rich history, from bootlegging and breweries to the early San Francisco streetcar system and how it has evolved over time. Chad shares how moving from the Richmond District changed his perspective on weather, lifestyle, and homeownership. They also highlight Sunnyside’s parks, schools, local favorites and transportation.
Whether you’re house-hunting or just love San Francisco history, this episode is packed with insights on this often overlooked neighborhood
History
Sunnyside Powerhouse / First electric streetcar line
Ingleside Jailhouse
The History of Sunnyside Conservatory
Sunnyside History Project
Bootlegger’s Paradise
The Construction of Interstate 280
Parks & Landmarks
Sunnyside Playground
Sunnyside Conservatory
Dorothy Erskine Park
Baden & Joost Mini Park
Businesses
El Gran Taco Loco
Monterey Pizza & Asian Zap
Shanghai Dumpling King
Yume Sushi
Big Joe’s
Friend’s Bar
Railroad Espresso
Safeway
Won Kok
World of Noodle/Pho Dong Huong
Schools
Kangaroos Preschool
Miraloma Cooperative Preschool
Jaclyn Taylor Preschool
Wind in the Willows Preschool
Little Lemon Tree Nursery School
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