Overall StreetScore

81.20

Overall StreetRank inSan Francisco

#28 Review this Street
  • StreetVIBE 4/5
  • StreetWIRED 4/5
  • StreetHEALTH 4/5
  • StreetVALUE 4/5
  • StreetESSENTIALS 4/5

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  • Couples (34%)
  • Families with kids (16%)
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4/5
It was pronounced 'Haightashbury' (one word) in the 60's. I was there, in the 'Summer of Love'. It was 1967, when two friends and I hitch hiked from L.A. to San Fran. Not bad for three girls from New England, branching out for the first time. It's a miracle...
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3/5
There are two distinct parts of Haight Street, divided by Divisadero Street. The Upper Haight is more touristy and we could still see some evidence of the hippy revolution of the 60’s. There are still some cute shops and head shops. The Lower Haight is not the...
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5/5
this street is a former hippy hang out, there still a hippy element out and about on the street but its mostly just shops and bars now. dont get me wrong its fun to hang out on the street tho, just to walk up and down it and meet new people and theres some coo...
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5/5
San Francisco’s hippie Haight Street remains as one of the most attractive places in the city, especially for teenagers. With its collection of unique stores, you can find many one-of-a-kind items if you want to stand out from the crowd. There are many second-...
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4/5
Haight Street is one of my favorite streets in San Francisco. Its most popular part of it is between Stanyan and Masonic. It has the most interesting shops and people all over. Shopping on this street is amazing. However I would not recommend living on this pa...
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5/5
The Haight is the location of the famous Haight Ashbury which was popular in the 70’s with the hippie movement. In the present day, the Haight is still popular, with it being crowded with locals and tourists everyday. There are many unique and eccentric shop...
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3/5
I'm half disappointed half impressed that they've turned the place from "be a hippie" into "buy a hippie," but I shouldn't have . I'd say skip it and head down to fisherman's wharf. Better food down there and fewer college students pretending to be hippies....
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3/5
What else can be said about Haight Street? It's the infamous hippy hangout, and funny enough, you'll still see kids in tattered scarves and military jackets begging for quarters outside the novelty shops that line this street. There are some decent aspects of...
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A neat and historic place

By Skyhawk on May 06, 2008
4/5
Haight Street is the home of the old hippie culture of the 60's- though nowadays mostly commercialized, it is still an interesting and fun street to visit, and definitely one of the places you must see if you visit San Francisco. Full of interesting shops, pla...
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retro hippie culture

By manisha30 on May 06, 2008
4/5
This street got its name after California's exchange banker Henry Haight. You will find traces of the retro hippie culture down here. It has numerous shopping avenues and tourist spots. The restaurants and Internet café’s opened in Haight have made it a comme...
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