Lower Haight

Perfectly situated where Hayes Valley, Alamo Square, Duboce Triangle, and the Lower Haight converge, 728 Page Street places you in the heart of one of San Francisco's most exciting culinary neighborhoods. Grab a morning coffee at Cafe Réveille, meet friends for cocktails at the nationally acclaimed Stoa or neighborhood favorite Woods Lowside, and enjoy dinner just around the corner at Bar Jabroni or Otra—part of the vibrant dining scene that has earned the Lower Haight recognition as one of the city's premier destinations for food and nightlife. Add in nearby Alamo Square and Duboce Park, boutique shopping, and easy access to transit and bike routes, and you'll discover a neighborhood that's as walkable as it is dynamic.

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Sign for Indian Oven restaurant mounted on the exterior wall of a building, with windows above, two lights below, and visible blue sky.
Close-up of a sign on a wall with the words '24 Burger Steaks' in green letters, part of a larger circular logo, with a red vending machine or counter below and some metallic fixtures in the background.
Colorful graffiti mural featuring a bus, characters, text, and various symbols, with prominent words like 'Love' and 'Haitian' and festive imagery such as stars and rainbows.
Exterior of a restaurant called Nickie's with large windows, a black awning, and a sign. There is an American flag and an Italian flag on poles outside, and a tree with green leaves in front of the building.