Grant Avenue
Grant Avenue
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Neighbourhood: Chinatown
As the oldest in North America, San Francisco's Chinatown is an exotic experience. A unique neighbourhood decorated with colourful shops, historic streetlights, hanging lanterns, and pagoda roofs awaits behind the stone-carved dragon gates. Feast on dim sum at the tea houses, or meet the locals who gather at historic Portsmouth Square to play chess or practice Tai Chi. Fish markets, produce stands, tourist shops, jewelry stores, fortune tellers, temples and restaurants come together to create a world unto itself in this historic neighbourhood.
How to get there
- Montgomery St • 8 min walk
- Montgomery St • 8 min walk
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Joan H
San Bernardino, CA1 021 contributions
Oct 2021
This colorful and iconic street runs through the heart of Chinatown. There are lots of photo opportunities here. Look for the festive red lanterns, Dragon's Gate, and green tile roofs. Since we were there in the afternoon, Grant Avenue was in the shadows.
Written 6 March 2022
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StephenCross
Dublin, Ireland30 715 contributions
Oct 2023 • Couples
Grant Avenue is the central core of Chinatown in San Francisco. It has all you need in terms of restaurants, shops and street lanterns.
Written 5 October 2023
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Waddler
York, UK12 486 contributions
Aug 2023 • Family
Grant is the main touristy Chinatown Street and then a street with some restaurants that turns residential as it heads further into North Beach.
Either way, you need to get off it to experience Chinatown and North Beach.
In Chinatown it is full of tourist shops etc. Check out Stockton for the real local shops and then the alleyways of Chinatown for a cuter experience.
Either way, you need to get off it to experience Chinatown and North Beach.
In Chinatown it is full of tourist shops etc. Check out Stockton for the real local shops and then the alleyways of Chinatown for a cuter experience.
Written 6 September 2023
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Thomas V
Oakland, CA17 560 contributions
Jun 2023
Runs right through North Beach and Chinatown. In Chinatown you will find the lovely and important lion's gate, plus lots of interesting shops for souvenirs or just vegies. In North Beach there if food and drink plus a real neighborhood.
Written 1 July 2023
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