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Noe Valley, San Francisco is a hip, trendy neighborhood with many restaurants and boutique shops. The main commercial corridor is on 24th Street between Guerrero and Diamond St. Noe Valley is a long gentrified neighborhood and walking along 24th St in the day you will see well-attended coffee shops, chic boutiques and several baby strollers.
Get inBy MuniComing from downtown, take the J line outbound and get off at 24th St. and Church St. The 48 connects Noe Valley with the Mission to the east and Twin Peaks to the west. By BARTTake BART to 24th Street station (in the Mission) and walk up 24th. By carAs with many neighborhoods in San Francisco, parking can be a pain. Noe Valley finally has one small public lot, but you will likely need to find street parking. This can be particularly hairy on weekends during brunch and dinner times, so if you can take public transit, it's the best. Buy24th Street's thriving commercial corridor from Dolores Street to Diamond Street is well worth prowling. Some highlights include:
EatIn addition to the restaurants on 24th St, there are many good places to eat on Church St between 25th and 30th.
CoffeeNoe Valley also has the nickname of "coffee gulch". While Starbucks is popular, the locals prefer Martha's (24th Street between Church and Sanchez), Tully's (24th between Noe and Sanchez) or Last Laugh Coffee House (1551 Dolores Street at the corner of Delores and Valley). SnacksYou also shouldn't forget the snacks!!! The Cheese shop across from Martha's (next to the Hardware store) carries hundreds of cheeses where you can taste before you buy. Noe Valley Bakery is considered one of the best local bakeries in the area. They supply some of the better SF restaurants as well as neighborhood demand for baked goods. Learn MoreYou can learn more about the goings-on in Noe Valley by reading either the print or online edition of the Noe Valley Voice.
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