Sunset Gift Guide

 

  

San Francisco’s Sunset District is one of the largest neighborhoods in the city...it is more than 4 square miles and close to 10% of SF’s population lives here. Once mostly windswept sand dunes, the Sunset was described as "the most idiosyncratic, bohemian and unique neighborhood in the city's history" and went by the moniker, Outside Lands. Now, it’s a melting pot of second- and third-generation Irish and Asian immigrants, families, surfers, artists, and SF State and City College students.

 

Home + Nesting
Avenue Dry Goods • Home goods • Follow

Black Bird Books • Home goods • Follow

Coffee n Cream Press • Greeting cards • Follow
Fog City Pottery • Ceramics • Follow
Foggy Beach Designs • Woodworking • Follow
General Store • Home goods • Follow
Georgia Hodges • Ceramics + murals • Follow
Loyale Studio • SF-made linens • Follow

Plunge • Towels • Follow

SF Sunset Pottery • Ceramics • Follow

The Great Highway Gallery • Art • Follow

Woodshop • Furniture + art • Follow

 

Flowers, Plants + Gardening

Nine Swords Design • Wreaths + blooms • Follow

Rae & Rose Floral Co. • Wreaths + blooms • Follow
Sloat Garden Center • Gardening + plants • Follow
Urban Farmer Store • Gardening supplies • Follow

 

Off Hours Necessities

Aqua Surf Shop • Surfboards + gear • Follow

Avenues San Francisco • Surfboards • Follow

Black Bird Books • Puzzles + books • Follow
Case for Making • Art supplies • Follow
Dogwood Botanicals • CBD beauty • Follow

Iris • Skateboards • Follow

Lindsay Stripling • Art classes  • Follow

Mollusk Surf Shop • Surfboards • Follow

Recess Collective  • Online classes  • Follow 
Swell Bicycles • Bikes + repair services • Follow
Tunnel Records • Vinyl + beach gear • Follow

  

Apparel + Accessories

Adapt  • Hoodies, masks + tees • Follow

Andytown Coffee • Sweatshirts + hats • Follow

Avenue Dry Goods • Clothing + vintage • Follow

Cody Ferris • Jewelry • Follow

Collab SF • Jewelry + clothing • Follow
Establish • Tees, sweatshirts + hats • Follow

Footprint • Shoes + apparel • Follow
Iris • Hats + hand bags • Follow
Kira Kids • Gifts, clothes + toys • Follow
Lady Alamo • Bags + masks • Follow
Mohinders • Leather shoes • Follow
Mollusk Surf Shop • Clothing + gear • Follow
Odsy • Leather goods + masks • Follow
Passage One • Bags + masks • Follow
San Franpsycho • Clothing + masks • Follow

 

Food, Drinks + Caffeine
Andytown Coffee • Coffee + bites • Follow

Avast Bakeshop  • Bread  • Follow
Avenues San Francisco • Bites + drinks • Follow
Chalos • Empanadas + coffee • Follow
Devil's Teeth Baking Co. • Bakery • Follow

Driftwood Bread Co.  • Bread  • Follow

Gold Mirror • Classic Italian • Follow

Guerra Quality Meats  • Butcher • Follow

Gus's • Gourmet grocer • Follow

Henry's House of Coffee • Coffee + bites • Follow
Hook Fish Co. • Bites + fresh fish • Follow
Lady Falcon Coffee Club • Coffee + tea • Follow
Little Burde • Chocolate • Follow
Other Avenues • Groceries • Follow

Outerlands • Bread and brunch • Follow
Palm City Wines • Food + natty wine • Follow

Papa Mak's • Burgers • Follow

Queens • Korean superette • Follow
Seven Stills Taproom • Brewery • Follow
Stix • Corn dogs + boba • Follow

Sunset Cantina • Mexican bites + blooms • Follow
Sunset Reservoir Brewing Co. • Brewery • Follow
Sunset Roasters • Coffee • Follow

The Pizza Place  • Pizza + wings  • Follow
Trouble Coffee Co. • Coffee • Follow

Twisted • Gourmet donuts + coffee • Follow

Woods Outbound • Brewery • Follow

Inner Sunset Farmers Market
Outer Sunset Farmers Market & Mercantile

  

We urge you to go out of your way to shop local this year for the holidays, wherever you’re based, because it may provide the boost necessary for your favorite establishments to survive. If you don't know what to get someone, go with a gift card, this kind of support helps small businesses enormously.

In the age of a global pandemic, as well as economic, political and social instability shopping locally strengthens communities. Local purchases keep the wealth in our neighborhoods, increasing the prosperity for the people around us. Buying locally enables us to invest directly into our local economy and we can help a neighborhood purveyor stay in business in today’s challenging climate. 

As our society evolves, our actions matter now more than ever. Whether you’re a consumer, stay at home parent, entrepreneur, student, artist, businessperson or policy maker, you can make a difference. As you plan for the holidays, ask yourself if you can find what you’re looking for at a locally owned establishment rather than online or at a major chain. Challenge others to do the same, together we can be the change we wish to see in the world...