(special thanx to the San Francisco neighborhood newspaper collection at the Internet Archive curated by Found SF / Internet Archive as well as the invaluable SFPL historical online photo collection like the Robert Durden Color Slide Collection at San Francisco Public Library Historical Photograph Collection), the Max Kirkeberg photo collection from SFSU, current scene blogs like Mission Local and Capp Street Crap, pics from Yelp users, and the wonderful treasure trove of historical San Francisco minutiae available at ). I compiled much of this list initially from memory one day, then curiosity piqued, I began researching the topic more earnestly, and began looking in old photos, advertising circulars, flyers, magazines and other publications. These here are pretty much all that I can recall and many I never even frequented but still they have left traces I could glean documented in biz tax registries, old tourist guidebooks or newspapers. Having lived, played, wined, dined and wandered the Streets of San Francisco since the late 1980’s, now a period spanning some thirty years, I’ve seen many a local business come and go in three decades, and a fair number of national chains fold as well. The only common denominator between them all is that they’re all shuttered, moved on and gone from their once visible presence in their original locations on our ever morphing San Francisco city streets. Several entities namedropped on the list were only here briefly, maybe mere months, perhaps being opened in a cash flush whimsy during the early 21st century, others may’ve been here serving a neighborhood for generations before the owners retired or were priced out by a rent gouging landlord. I was partly inspired by the San Francisco Remembered Facebook group which gives people space to share their memories of an ever changing city by the bay, as well as the interest in the SF89 doc. Some of these were just neighborhood spots and dives, some were well known or iconic semi-legendary locations in biz for decades, some neither…but they all existed at some point before closing within the past three decades of my time spent here in town. The outdoor patio is visible from the end of the hallway.Īt every entrance of the shopping complex you will find a map for the complex.Įnjoy the beautiful gardens – we are downstairs on the bottom level – Below Bay Bikes and Sur Restaurant.The list compiled here below on this page is a random registry of places that I could think of that have left San Francisco since I arrived in the late 1980’s. Handicapped parking is available around the corner from Allegro’s Pizza and near every entrance to the Shopping Village. turn LEFT onto Carmel Valley Road at the stoplight.Note: To avoid the stairs, park near Allegro’s Pizza and we are at the end of the hallway, you can see our pet friendly outdoor patio from the beginning of the hallway.ĭirections coming Southbound on Highway One from Monterey/San Jose/San Francisco: stairs down are located to the side of the entrance to Bay Bikes (we are downstairs from Bay Bikes).drive all the way around the shopping village (you want to be facing the Highway One side of the shopping center).past the Lucky’s/Savemart grocery store you will see a sign for the Barnyard Shopping Village on the right-hand side, turn right at the sign and the street ends at the Barnyard Shopping Village.turn RIGHT onto Carmel Valley Road at the stoplight.
Come in the entrance to the mall and turn left down the "tunnel," you will see our outdoor patio at the end of the "tunnel." Easy wheelchair access from these parking spots.ĭirections traveling NORTH on Highway One From BIG SUR: The closest Handicap parking is available behind the complex facing the Hotel (Carmel Mission Inn). Park near any mall entrance, come to the center of the complex and our staircase is just to the side of the entrance to Bay Bikes and SUR Restaurant.
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FREE Parking is available all around the complex. Once you have located the complex - drive to the side of the mall facing Highway One - we are below Bay Bikes. Look for the Windmill and you will find the shopping complex. We are in the lower level of the Barnyard Shopping Village, Highway One and Carmel Valley Road. Restaurants with Outdoor Seating in Carmel.
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