Overall StreetScore

75.80

Overall StreetRank inSan Francisco

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  • StreetVIBE 4/5
  • StreetWIRED 4/5
  • StreetHEALTH 3.5/5
  • StreetVALUE 4/5
  • StreetESSENTIALS 4/5

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  • Families with kids (27%)
  • Couples (27%)
  • Retirees (17%)
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ipaw02
Level 2

Quiet and a little boring but has great food

By ipaw02 on Jul 18, 2008
4/5
Irving Street does not have much happening for me. I tried walking around there with my friend but we couldn’t find anything to do after about three hours. We ate a lot. There are excellent Japanese restaurants which are hard to get into and are expensive but...
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amontemayorsf
Level 2

Irving-sound like a dance

By amontemayorsf on Jul 14, 2008
3.5/5
Irving Street
Irving St. is one of the liveliest streets of San Francisco’s Sunset District (mostly suburban). It is adjacent to the University of California San Francisco, one of the most prestigious medical schools and hospitals in the nation. Irving St. ha...
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sfgiantsfan89
Level 2

Irving St. - enjoyable and delightful city street

By sfgiantsfan89 on Jul 12, 2008
4/5
Growing up in the upper Sunset, 9th Avenue and Irving has been a common sight for me everyday. There are many various types of restaurants that serve Indian, Italian, Mediterranean, and Japanese cuisine. The streets are fairly populated everyday with people...
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wizkid310
Level 2

Busy, busy, busy

By wizkid310 on Jul 12, 2008
5/5
Irving street is just your average urban city street. Irving street has many places to eat, shop, and just enjoy with the family. Like other streets in San Francisco, Irving is usually crowded all day and night on the streets and sidewalks. With many places to...
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artinator13
Level 2

One of my favorite streets in the sunset. Tons of cafes to go to and relax! GO THERE!!!!!!!!!!

By artinator13 on Jul 11, 2008
5/5
Irving street is filled with tons of great shops and restaurants. The span of Irving from 19th ave. to around 27th ave. is like a microcosm of Chinatown. It is filled with cheap Chinese dollar stores, grocery stores and cafes. My favorite restaurant of Irving...
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Shermyyy
Level 4

Very busy place with a lot of Asian restaurants and shops.

By Shermyyy on Jul 02, 2008
4/5
Irving Street is residential street extending from the Great Highway to Arguello Boulevard. Approaching 27th Avenue, you will begin to see many restaurants and shops. Irving from 27th to 19th Avenue is considered by many to be the second Chinatown of San Franc...
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johnny5ive
Level 2

Many of points of interest

By johnny5ive on Jun 02, 2008
4/5
Irving is one of the more commonly visited streets in the sunset district. It has many great places to eat and some bars for people who like to go out at night. This street is quieting like clement in the Richmond district it also has many people walking aroun...
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alybender
Level 3

Great food and small local stores with residential later on.

By alybender on May 04, 2008
4/5
Irving Street runs from the beach down to Arguello Boulevard. It is the home of various unique inner sunset restaurants and stores. Food options vary; there are many Asian restaurants, pizza joints and more. Moving down the street towards the beach it turns in...
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sssara
Level 3

Good mixture in Inner sunset

By sssara on May 02, 2008
5/5
Irving street is a popular destination in the Inner Sunset district of san francisco. This is mostly a commercial st with lots of shopping to do. There is also a large variety of dining options and bars that are great for a night out. Lots of college kids c...
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youdamom
Level 3

Fun To Visit, Not To Live

By youdamom on Apr 28, 2008
3/5
Irving Street is a great destination for a day of quirky shopping, coffee drinking and eclectic eating. On the upper end, near 9th Avenue, Irving is bustling with college students getting their nails done, hitting cafes and bar hopping. On the lower end, just...
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