Most walkable neighborhoods in San Francisco

Towers, the Embarcadero, and a ballpark on the south edge. Official name is Financial District/South Beach — search FiDi.

Fog, taraval, and the largest analysis neighborhood in this set. Family streets, ocean at the end of the grid.

Valencia corridor, Mission murals, and a density that never sleeps. The official analysis neighborhood is just Mission — search the street names.

Cable cars, hotel bars, and a ridge between Chinatown and Pac Heights. Dense without SoMa's warehouse scale.

The last grid before the Pacific. Cheaper than Inner Richmond, foggier, and a bus ride from everywhere else.

Ninth Avenue, UCSF up the hill, and Cole Valley on the eastern edge. The walkable west side.

Clement Street dumplings and a walk to the park. Fog belt without giving up a grocery on the corner.

Caffe Trieste, Columbus Avenue, and Telegraph Hill stairs. Nightlife with a church bell still in earshot.

The crooked street is the postcard. The rest is steep walks, bay windows, and a quieter read of the north waterfront.

A hill with a park on top and Cortland at the base. South of the Mission without Mission prices — relatively.