Cow Hollow

Cow Hollow

 

Cow Hollow is one of the most coveted areas in San Francisco. The neighborhood, which takes its name from the many dairy farms that once thrived in the area, offers San Francisco luxury real estate at its absolute finest. Geographically speaking, Cow Hollow is bordered by the Marina to the north, Russian Hill to the east, Pacific Heights to the south, and Presidio to the west. One of the best retail districts in the city is located on Union Street. Within reach are fancy clothes stores, first-class restaurants, and first-class bars. Many people move to Cow Hollow in their latter years, which is a younger version of Pacific Heights.

 

In addition to being a retail destination, Cow Hollow is noted for having an abundance of places to eat, as well as its proximity to other attractions. This neighborhood is situated between Pacific Heights and the Marina, two of the city's primary east-west thoroughfares. Other corridors and locations in the area include the Moscone Softball Field and the Presidio. When you reach Chestnut St. or Union St. Corridor, take a look around: you'll find a plethora of stores, cafes, and restaurants. An excellent combination of food, drinks, and ambiance awaits you at Umami Burger, where you can enjoy craft beers and good pub food while at The Tipsy Pig, or you can splurge on three-star dining with Atelier Crenn, which has become world-renowned for its flawless service. So all of your transportation needs are within arm's reach, you have no reason to leave Cow Hollow, but if you choose to venture out, take Interstate 80 to San Francisco's Lombard Street or Interstate 580 to San Francisco's Van Ness Avenue for a quick day trip to Napa, Sausalito, and the Marin Headlands.