Start at Sue Fisher King’s block at Sacramento St x Baker and head West towards Spruce.
Discover great sales tucked into our neighborhood shopping district! Sue Fisher King, Anthem Interiors, Hudson Grace, Betty Lin, Alys Grace, Jessie Black, Pascaline Paris, Susan and The Grocery Store, Goodbyes’ Consignment.
SIP & Stroll Tue. Dec 20th 5-7 Christmas Carols sung by the SF City Chorus & magic tricks by Robert Strong, the comedy magician.
Participating stores Open til 7pm 3000 Sacramento St. x Baker:Sue Fisher King, Elubync, Rachel Ashwell’s Shabby Chic, (Open til 6:, MARCH and The Future Perfect.)
3300 Sacramento St. x Presidio: Baboo, Thos. Moser Cabinetmakers
3400 Sacramento St. x Laurel: Poetica Art & Antiques, Alys Grace
3600 Sacramento St.x Spruce St: AS QUOTED cafe, St.Frank, The Grocery Store, SUSAN, The Ribbonerie
Visit our Sacramento St Merchant’s Facebook page for updates.
The Sacramento Street Holiday Stroll: SAT Dec 3rd, 2016 ( first Sat of Dec. Mark your calendar for 2017! )
Enjoy holiday cheer and festive shops on Sacramento Street in Pacific and Presidio Heights
Saturday, December 3, 2016
10 a.m – 6 p.m
Photos with Santa: Dottie Doolittle Santa Schedule
Saturday’s and Sunday’s in December until Christmas
Acuity Vision Optometry Boutique
Free photos with Santa 11 am- 2 pm Dec 3rd
We are also having a children’s eyewear sale:
20% off a complete pair of frame and lenses.
Rachel Ashwell’s Shabby Chic
We will have Pink Santa from 12 p.m. 4 p.m. Dec 3rd
We will be taking entries for a $500 gift certificate
for all people that use
#pinksanta
The Poetry Store
Will make guests complimentary poems
from 11-12 Dec 3rd
As Quoted
Will be hosting gingerbread man (gluten free) decorating
and organic candy cane reindeer crafts!
We will also have some organic apple cider!
Gaucho Gypsy Jazz
San Francisco’s new FOUND by maja home design store is nirvana for lovers of eclectic global style.(Courtesy Guillermo Gusils for FOUND by Maja)
FOUND by maja Home Store Opens in Presidio Heights
If minimalist, beige and kinda boring is your design aesthetic, stop reading now. However, if you’re a lover of colorful, one-of-a-kind home furnishings and accessories, meet your favorite new hunting grounds: the just-opened FOUND by maja store on Sacramento Street. Owner, globetrotter and interior designer Maja Lithander Smith has curated and collaborated with some of her favorite designers and artisans around the world to bring her “eclectic style that fuses approachable elegance and refined exotic details” to your home. Some of our favorites include the silk Ikat pillows, custom Moroccan rugs and Vietnamese seagrass baskets. // 3484 Sacramento St. (Presidio Heights), foundbymaja.com
(as seen in 7 x7 magazine)
Sacramento St. has a great new cafe to check out!
As Quoted is a new Sacramento St. ‘farm to table’ cafe recently opened in the spring of 2016. It has quickly become a haven for people who want ‘farm to table’, allergy sensitive, healthy menu options plus a great stop for a coffee, or a bite to eat. Their approach to aesthetics, sourcing and preparation makes this little gem stand out.
Amongst their specialties: Tumeric latte, Rooibos chai latte, gluten -free homemade muffins and bread and locally sourced Andytown Coffee Roasters plus a menu of select salads, open faced (gluten free) sandwiches and bone broth soup.
Here is what people are saying in their blogs: •San Francisco Eater: As Quoted to Cater to the Mom Set and Allergy-Prone in Presidio Heights •Goop’s Wellness post •San Francisco Eater: review
Located at: 3613 Sacramento St. SF 94118 x Locust St. Open: M- F 7am – 7pm & Sat. 7am – 2pm
We are developing a map of our neighborhood shopping district – in the meantime please use this map from our May Sidewalk Sale to help you navigate our seven blocks of retail stores, hair salons, mani-pedi businesses.
Sacramento Street is a San Francisco neighborhood commercial district located between Pacific and Presidio Heights. Boutiques, salons, personal services, specialty stores and restaurants line 6 blocks. The historic Presidio Carnegie public library and a small independent theater, The Vogue add to the neighborhood charm. Locally owned businesses are intermingled with residential buildings creating a unique SF experience. Great for brunch, lunch and dinner. One mile from the Fillmore District, The Presidio and Highway 1. Bus lines 1,2,3,43.
Illustrator and map maker
Nik Neves created two images for Sacramento St. for a special ad in the S.F. Chronicle May 3rd 2015.