Crocker

I really don’t even consider Crocker a part of San Francisco, it’s more a part of Daly City. Except for a few businesses, restaurants, and shopping destinations along Mission, this nabe is almost entirely residential and there isn’t much going on. There’s one elementary school, Washington Elementary, which has a good reputation, but no higher education within itself; you’ll have to go into Daly City for that.

Chloe N.

I don’t want to come off pretentious or anything, but I don’t get this area. I used to practice bass in the neighborhood weekly with a local and I always felt this part of town was so not San Francisco, whatever that’s really supposed to mean. Thankfully, one evening, he introduced me to an awesome dive bar out that way called Broken Record. It almost seemed misplaced, like it had lost its way on the way to The Mission and just decided to set up shop in Crocker.

There’s a lot of food places. That’s something to nod about in this neighborhood, but other than that, it gives off a very isolated and different feel than most other neighborhoods in The City.

Peter T.

Crocker and Crocker-Amazon should be in Daly City. They straddle the border and feel and look like Daly City. The homes are not much to look at but I’d say there’s some good value here if you don’t mind being in the sticks. Sorry Crocker.

Gena F.