Fell St, Civic Center

When driving around in the city of San Francisco you find yourself on streets you thought you would not.You drive around and go down streets that have so much richness and beauty of the neighborhood and vibe off the people..

Visit every street in San Francisco i say you will have adventure but well worth it.

Fell Street is just north of the Panhandle. This street starts at Stanyon Street and ends at the crossing of Polk Street and Market Street. Fell Street is a one way road heading towards Golden Gate Park. This street is very busy during after school hours and during the night as many students and workers go home to either the Sunset or Richmond District. The 16AX and 16BX Muni buses are great transportation as they run all the way down to the Sunset District and down to the beach. Fell Street is a very busy street as there are many joggers, bikers, and skateboarders who live in the neighborhood who go for a little trip around or in the Panhandle.

Fell Street is the one way street parallel to Oak Street running in the opposite direction of Oak. It begins right off of Market Street and crosses Van Ness a block later and runs all the way down to Kezar Drive. Like the other review, it is basically a nice street to get around on. The freeway empties out a few blocks off of Fell, and many people will hop on Fell to get back to the Sunset district or other nearby neighborhoods.

Traffic on Fell runs smoothly as the lights are all timed and I’ve never once been caught in a huge traffic jam on Fell Street. It is also a nice alternative to get from downtown back to the Sunset District as Geary and other streets are usually packed. Don’t expect many housing options or retail stores on Fell though, it is mainly a street to just get around.

A fairly new freeway entrance off Fell makes it one of the most popular ways to get around town. Fell St. is fast-moving and easy to access from various points in the city. It runs from the Panhandle all the way down to Hayes Valley, where you can hop on the freeway and head further downtown or across the Bay Bridge. There isn't a whole lot going on with the street as far as restaurants and nightlife go; it's a one-way street running west to east and is mostly used to quickly get from point A to B. There is also a DMV on Fell St. that, of course, is always crowded.