| | Lombardi sports has outdoor and sports equipment. Most of my snowboarding shopping is done here. They also have ski and snowboarding repair and rentals. They have equipment for running, cycling, snow, water, and teamsports...Store Hours10-7 Monday - Wednesday 10-8 Thursday - Friday 10-6 Saturday11-6 Sunday http://www.lombardisports.com/ |
| Three locations in the Bay Area, Sports Basement has outdoor, triathlon, sports apparel, water, snow equipment for the avid athlete or the recreational fun seeker. Two locations in San Francisco--16th Street and in the Presidio. 1415 16th Street @ De Haro San Francisco, CA 94103 610 Mason StreetThe PresidioSan Francisco, CA 941291177 Kern AveSunnyvale, CA 94085 |
| The Berkeley Bowl is a classic institution. Craigslist apartment listings all around Berkeley routinely include distance to the Bowl. The Bowl started out as a collection of produce stands and is now a huge grocery store with fresh produce and all manner of organic and natural foods. It's extremely popular among Berkeley's many health-conscious citizens, but it can get a little crazy during prime... |  |
| The Roxie Delicatessen is a little convenience store with a grill. Along with snacks, beer, drinks and a small selection of groceries, they offer some surprisingly good sandwiches. There are daily specials, along with a great breakfast sandwich. |  |
| Amoeba Records is a Telegraph Avenue mainstay. This huge warehouse has endless crates and shelves to pick though to find that rare import you're looking for or that vinyl that will set your set apart. Along with tons of rock and hip-hop, Amoeba also has an extensive jazz section downstairs. They've recently expanded, and along with their locations in Berkeley and San Francisco they've got a new... |
| This vast warehouse of CDs, vinyl and DVDs is stocked to the gills with jazz, rock, electronica and every other type of music you can imagine. If you’re a niche music fan or a DJ looking for that perfect, undiscovered track, this is the place to come browse. The staff tends to be pierced, tattooed and very knowledgeable. |
| This new and used bookstore in the Richmond district may not have the historic cache of the City Lights Bookstore, but these days it is consistently voted the best independent bookstore in the city. It's larger than City Lights and easier to browse, with a wide selection of books and a really helpful staff. They also have a music store next door. |  |
| Since 1953 when poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Peter D. Martin foundedthis intimate bookstore, City Lights has been providing the rawmaterial for insurgent thinking and anti-authoritarian politics. WhenCity Lights published Allen Ginsberg’s controversial poem “Howl” in1956 the bookstore became synonymous with the counter-culture Beatwriters. Now an official San Francisco Landmark, City Lights... |
| Unique little store on Haight Street, filled with incense and various goods generally imported from India. Wood statue carvings and great tapestries make this a must stop shop. Store employees are nice and are helpful with finding items. |
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