this is a pretty safe and sound street with a buch of liquor stores and a couple of cafes an d a restaurant here and there with a giant park 2 high schools and a elementary school and a bart station not to forget the almighty city college i would say if you do...

Ocean Avenue runs from around the Sunset District (Junipero Serra) all the way to Mission Street. It is conveniently located and easily accessible. Along Ocean Avenue there is access to freeway 280. There are also many schools located near or along Ocean Av...

There really isn't much here. I mean there's gas stations and convenience stores and whatnot with the usual generic trappings of suburbia, but that's about it. There's nothing particularly special about it apart from the deceptive name. Driving past I was c...

I visit Ocean Avenue regularly, but I don't really enjoy the vibe. The only reason I go there is because there are a few places, such as car repair garages and drug stores, that I like on the street, but if I didn't have to go, I wouldn't. It's not my kind of ...

Ocean Avenue begins on the west end of 19th Avenue and runs all the way into Mission Street. Despite its name, Ocean Avenue does not connect with the Pacific Ocean. The “M” Muni train crosses Ocean Avenue at 19th Avenue. However, Ocean Avenue is most famous fo...

This street close to public transportation, groceries, restaurants, gas station and City College, you can walk to the Balboa Bart Station, or even take the MUNI M line to downtown San Francisco. The street is pretty clean and well maintained, I used to live in...