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| Shopping in Oakland |
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 The
Oakland Area has plenty to
offer to the shopping enthusiast. You will find shops,
malls, boutiques, retail outlets, high end and low end shopping
while you are here. Whether you prefer designer emporiums,
eclectic neighborhoods specialty shops or discount outlets,
Oakland will challenge even the most experienced shopper.
Below we have provided some of the Oakland/San Francisco area
shopping spots. We hope the information we provide will
help you plan a great shopping experience.
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Places to Shop
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London Square - This busy site at the water's
edge has dining, entertainment, shopping, and spots for
daydreaming. Take a ferry ride, stroll the scenic
Boardwalk, catch a movie or just relax at a sunny side walk
cafe. (510) 814-6000
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| 24th
Street
- Stroll the main street in cozy Noe
Valley and find cafes, bakeries and boutiques.
Easily accessible by public transportation.
(Between Castro & Church streets) |
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| Chestnut
Street - The
center of the Marina District is known for a
great selection of retail stores, restaurants,
cafes and bars. (Between Fillmore &
Divisadero streets) |
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| Chinatown
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Chinese specialty shops, produce
and fish markets, herb pharmacies, book and art
stores line the busy streets. Restaurants are
also a big draw for visitors. (Grant Avenue) |
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| Clement
Street - Restaurants,
book and record stores, Irish pubs, coffee
houses and Chinese produce markets make this
colorful neighborhood popular with locals &
newcomers alike. |
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| Fillmore
Street - Running through the heart of Pacific Heights
is Fillmore Street, lined with boutiques,
upscale eateries and popular bars. (Between
Jackson and O'Farrell Streets) |
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| Fisherman's
Wharf - The
best selection of souvenirs is available at the
Wharf's many specialty shops. (Jefferson Street,
PIER 39 to Hyde Street) |
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| Hayes
Street - A budding neighborhood shopping
district. Galleries, furniture stores and urban
clothing boutiques. Cafes and restaurants. Near
the Civic Center. |
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Jackson
Square
- With its narrow lanes, Victorian
architecture and brick buildings,
this historic area is an excellent area for
antique shopping. |
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| Polk
Street - This "gulch" between Pacific
Heights and Nob and Russian Hills is a diverse
neighborhood with many specialty shops,
boutiques, restaurants and antique stores. |
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| South
of Market - Great
bargains can be found at the many factory
discount outlets and hip clothing stores spread
out throughout the district. Galleries, cafes,
nightclubs. |
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| Union
Square - Within a 1/2 mile radius of the square is
every major department store and specialty store
imaginable. Shop 'til' you drop! |
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| Upper
Sacramento Street - A
quaint shopping area with a French country
ambiance. Antique stores, boutiques and cozy
dining spots. (Divisadero to Spruce streets) |
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