DUBOCE TRIANGLE, DOLORES PARK,
& THE CASTRO

Eureka Valley and Dolores Heights neighborhoods also includes the world-renowned Castro district, known as the epicenter of the gay rights movement. The community is also home to young families with several good schools in the increasingly diverse neighborhood. On the eastern end, coveted Liberty Hill offers tremendous views and one-of-a-kind residences. Located centrally with downtown access via Muni streetcar and freeway access just off of Market Street, the commuities are graced with a wide variety of architectural styles and property types -- including many pre-Quake Victorians. Bustling Castro Street is home to some of the city's most beloved landmarks, including Harvey Milk's store front museum and the historic Castro Theatre, as well as great restaurants and shops. The neighborhood spills over into the adjacent historic Mission Dolores and the popular Mission district. Locals love to take advantage of many parks like wonderfully sunny Dolores Park with its tennis courts as well as Kite Hill, and the Seward Street slides.

Centered around Duboce Park with its large dog park. This was a formerly a rough area in the 1970s that is now a much-coveted one. Charming period Victorian flats (2 or 3 to a building), mix of those elements and craft details. There are three quiet streets: Pierce, Potomac and Carmelita that have the lure of single-family homes on cul-de-sacs. There are some large and spectacular specimens on Waller and Scott Streets too. People can hop on the N MUNI line here, get onto 101 easily or bike to mid-Market too. There are lots of bikes wiggling along the wiggle and there are trees, multiunit buildings and hidden driveways.

An iconic mix of neighborhoods that strung together around Market Street with some of the most fun shops, parks, and bars in San Francisco! Relatively flat, you can walk to them all with ease.

Greggory’s Picks

Dining & To-Do

  • Duboce Park Cafe - A great lunch spot to catch up with friends right across the street from the park.

  • HiTops - Excellent sports bar right between all three neighborhoods - with an emphasis on the Castro. The burger, pork chop, corn dog, all delicious!

  • Dolores Park - You won’t find a better patch of heaven in all of San Francisco on a nice day. Soak up the sun and look at the stunning, ever changing skyline.

  • Detour SF - A fun arcade bar centrally located with good food and fun games!

  • Canela Bistro & Wine Bar - Absolutely delicious Spanish tapas and a great wine selection in a fun and romantic atmosphere.

  • Fable Restaurant - Great for backyard patio dining! A great spot for Sunday brunch