Away from the tackiness of pier 39 this is more like the real San Francisco. What a great place to visit literally is full of colour and colourful people. Get yourselves up there

Nice (hippie) place. Many fun and interesting shops makes it a nice afternoon or evening walk. Recommended

We only passed through this area of the city on our big red bus tour and I sorely wished wed had time to explore the area properly as it looks really cool and interesting. Unique pained buildings, fun looking shops and amazing restaurants and cafe's....More

Growing up in the sixties and seventies, we could not pass up hopping off of the tour bus at Haight-Ashbury. Yes, there are still hippies sitting on the sidewalk and I'm pretty sure some of them never moved since the sixties. Such a cool little...More

Drove in to check out the Janis Joplin house at dusk. Went to a bar to use the toilet but chased out as i left my I D in the car. What is that about? I am a bit unsure. Great bookstore and had delicious...More

We made a stop here to grab some coffee and a quick snack on our way out of town. I wish that we could have spent more time down here. The streets were full of art and locals. I wish that we could have had...More

It's a nice street to visit with plenty of quaint shops. Plenty of shopping to do but it can get quite expensive with the more established shops. Plenty to eat as well and a recommendation would be to eat at the Cuban restaurant. Its always...More

This neighborhood has always been of interest to me, so naturally I had to visit while in San Francisco. The buildings on Haight Street still have many "hippie" shops. They are very interesting to look at, and are definitely remnants of the Summer of Love....More

Don't miss this hippie area to see. We took lots of pictures and i purchased a scarf. The staff were lovely. We also ate in this area for lunch.

I thoroughly enjoyed my time discovering and browsing the streets here. The shops were unique and diverse. This girl of the 70's felt as though she was reliving some of her childhood. I