Suggestions for Plaza near Lower Nob Hill, San Francisco

Karen • January 14, 2023Beautiful plaza. Lots of shopping in the area. Get your credit cards ready!

Christina M. • June 1, 2012This is such a great place to work and live. This plaza is amazing!

Paul • October 14, 2013This place has gone down hill since the gold rush days

Jane S. • August 26, 2010This is actually War Memorial Court and is home to samples of ground from the major WWI battlefields. It is also quite beautiful and well cared for.

RBC O. • March 4, 2015There's a hidden parking garage here that is really easy / convenient

Ruddha C. • February 4, 2011On Fridays in the Plaza, Several FoodTrucks park. Many types of food options to purchase from different countries.

Bennett W W. • August 27, 2016Powell St Bart/Muni Metro Station - great transfer point between Bart and Muni

Jorge P. • February 16, 2016Esta plaza parque es un pequeño oasis dentro de la ciudad de los mejores parques públicos que he visitado en mi vida

Gillian • November 7, 2014Adorable Friday night market with snacks AND booze.

Sean D. • February 26, 2012In Hitchcock's Vertigo, Scotty follows Madeline into a flower shop on Claude Lane. The doorway they walk through is bricked up now, but you can get a table next to it at Gitane!

Melissa B. • March 28, 2014This POPOS is an alley open at all times.

Benjamin J. • October 19, 2019Combo option

Contemporary Jewish Museum • August 12, 2013There's a bridge in this plaza leading to the Chinese Cultural Center that offers excellent views of Chinatown, North Beach, and Downtown.

Evan O. • October 18, 2011This place won't let me become mayor. Oh yeah. Good food here too.

Nicholas J. • August 10, 2013Quite a peaceful little spot, with jice benches and plant cover. Still would've liked to see something more indicative of the larger than life personality it's named after, though..

Melissa B. • March 28, 2014A POPOS with snippets surrounding the hexagonal fence of Montgomery Bart Station sunken plaza. This space include concrete steps with some planter boxes.

Meghan H. • February 27, 2013Linden Alley was a collaboration between the San Francisco Department of Public Works, Sherwood Engineers, Patillo & Garrett Design, Winslow Architecture and the San Francisco Parks Alliance.