Greenwich St, Embarcadero

Battery Street is a major street in the city that serves, in my opinion, as one of the bigger commercial streets. It's not a street you live on, it's a street you work on. My mother works on Battery and it's pretty much only massive buildings like hers on the street. I feel like this is the street of banks and Fed Ex. There's a ton of traffic on this street and there's really nothing to do in the way of restaurants or bars. It's pretty much where you go to work if you're a 9-5'er. There's also a lot of hotels on Battery. My mom used to stay at Le Meridien which is a pretty sweet hotel if you're looking to stay in the area.
Public transportation is great around Battery but I suppose this goes hand in hand with it being a major player in the downtown business scene. The street is really close to the water, tourist attractions, streetcars, and shopping, though, so that's the nice thing about Battery. It's pretty central to everything you would want to do in downtown. It just

For me, Greenwich Street is all about the tennis courts and the great view. I don't know if this street picks up in another spot in SF--I'm sure it does. But the stretch of it that is on Russian Hill where Alice Marble park is and the tennis courts is just fantastic both for living and for playing tennis. Of course it is hard keeping your eye on the ball when you have such a gorgeous view to distract you. (It's not really the sort of park that you would go to for anything other than tennis though. There are not a lot of great trails or anything like that.)

This would also be a great place to live. Just a little bit secluded from the rest of the city while still being pretty much right in the middle of things.

Greenwich Street is San Fran's version of pleasantville. It's a mostly quiet, friendly neighborhood. Mainly residential, however if that gives way to businesses the further east you travel. If you find yourself passing through Greenwich street, you'll want to stop at the Balboa Cafe or the City Tavern. There are numerous hotels on the strip, and a decent park at the end. Overall it's a nice area close to the beach and some tourist spots.

Greenwich Street is ver friendly. There are alot of people who help and assist you in getting situated. The street ends briefly at one point and you will need to go around the block to get back on it. The street is sometimes steep so be carful when you drive. And you may have to watch out for kids while driving.

Greenwich Street is very interesting. I was absolutely amazed how steep it was on parts of the street. Overall it is very fun and exciting. Greenwich Street takes you right through the heart of the city, which has many fun things to go see including different little shops and restaurants. There is some hustle and bustle but the scenery makes up for that.

Greenwich Street runs from the Presidio to Pioneer Park, home of Coit Tower. It is not a direct shot, the street ends briefly at one point and you will need to go around the block to get back on it. It can be steep at times, so make sure your brakes are working. It travels through the heart of the city, so you will experience a little of everything, from residential to restuarants and parks.