SAN FRANCISCO
Safeway, 3350 Mission (at Randall)
This example of the Marina protoype is currently being remodeled inside,
but the exterior retains some of its older characteristics, particularly
the classic "circle S" logo used until 1982.
left wing, with
old Circle S sign
Marina front,
with newer SAFEWAY text
right wing,
also with old Circle S sign
(Update, 11/27/06) The Lifestyle remodel is now complete.
Looks like the original row lighting was removed in favor of hanging
light fixtures, similar to those at the Marina Boulevard store.
Safeway
freestanding sign angle #1
parking lot
angle of marina front
view facing
checkstands from inside, showing beams
"Serving
San Francisco Since 1927" in lifestyle tan
center marina
arch
Safeway
freestanding sign angle #2
Circle S
on left wing
closer shot
of Circle S with its low-light illumination
angle shot
of exterior
even closer
shot of left-side Circle
S
another exterior shot
Former Safeway, later MacFrugal's, now A. Silvestri, 2630 Bayshore
One of two Marina sites in San Francisco no longer used as a Safeway (the
other being 345 Williams), this building became the showroom for the statue
manufacturer across the street ca. 2000. This was Safeway's southernmost
site in town, as the Daly City border begins at the end of the store parking
lot.
exterior
#1 showing left wing
exterior
#2 showing right wing
exterior
#3 showing center of building
(Update, 11/27/06)
"tuning fork"
freestanding sign (1960s style)
marina
arch
right wing
of store
view of both
marina arch and tuning fork sign (from Bayshore Boulevard northbound)
(Update, 12/21/06)
blurry night
shot of tuning fork sign
Christmas
lights along marina front
left wing
with Christmas lights
(Update, 3/19/07)
left wing
area, with former Circle S sign placement spot
interior
#1
ceiling,
back row area (blurry)
partial back
row view
north
beams
tuning fork
sign (sun glare hiding letters)
side view
of front
Former Safeway, 45 Leland
Deep in the heart of the Visitacion Valley's commercial district, this store
(with its ornamentation) dates back to the 1930s-1940s.
exterior
shot (notice mural)
Former Cala, 201 Leland
Just down the street from that former Safeway is a one-time Cala store, which
looks very similar to the existing one on South Van Ness Avenue in the Potrero
district. (Per a thread at Groceteria, it turns out that that existing
Cala is actually a former Siri's and Purity, while this store does not
have either lineage.)
exterior
shot
closeup of
Coke sign
Former Safeway, later ABC Market, now FoodsCo, 345 Williams
The other marina Safeway site currently not used by the chain in SF, this
one was taken over in 1991 by the predecessor company to Yucaipa (which held
ownership of Cala/Bell at the time) and is now Kroger's low-price division,
FoodsCo.
parking
lot/neighborhood shot
raised-arch
marina design, with more recent concrete facade
interior shot,
showing marina ceiling (and a bit of the recent redecoration)
marina front
windows
(Update, 12/21/06)
night shot
from other side of Williams Avenue
night shot
of left wing
night shot
of right wing entrance
FoodsCo, 14th and Folsom
Not sure what this store may have been in the past, if anything other than
FoodsCo. This is a 1990s-era store, from some information at the Groceteria
board.
exterior
shot
FoodsCo
sign parallel to 14th Street
Safeway, Market and Duboce
The flagship store was originally built with the "pylon" architecture in
the mid-1950s, and reworked into the marina shape in the 1960s (though its
arch, with its variable-width sweep, differs greatly from every specficially
built marina store, which generally had a fixed-with arch). With the
closure of the Clement St. location in 1995, it is the only remaining store
in San Francisco from that era of construction. Unfortunately, the
remodel resulted in the addition of a flat drop ceiling, obscuring the marina
ceiling.
street
shot
view from
parking lot
(Update, 9/25/06)
Marina front
(notice windows)
Marina front
#2
1950s Safeway
sign photo #1
upward shot of
1950s Safeway sign
Dairy decor,
aisle hanger
Dairy decor,
angle 2
clock
1950s Safeway
sign photo #3
closeup of letters
on front
front of store
and 1950s Safeway sign
"Open 24 Hrs."
and 1950s Safeway sign
(Update, 12/28/06)
1950s Safeway
sign, lighted up at night
Safeway (demolished), 735 7th Avenue (between Cabrillo and Fulton)
This smaller Marina prototype lacks the external winged sections of every
other specimen in The City, due to a smaller footprint. Justin Karimzad
at the Groceteria board noted this store is actually older than the Marina
location itself; there were several wingless marinas built, including San
Mateo (now demolished), Santa Clara, and Winnipeg. As of 1/7/07, this
store is now
closed,
to be replaced with a Lifestyle unit. (The building was finally razed
in early March 2007.)
Circle S logo
on parking sign
entrance
shot
1980s decor/gently
arched ceiling
more 80s
decor
clock, "Since
1927" tagline, aisle signs
shot of circle
S on left side of building, showing lack of wings on the marina shape
here
(Update,
11/27/06)
Safeway Circle S parking sign, lighted
Safeway lettering
facing Cabrillo Street
exterior
shot
angle shot
of exterior
left side
entrance
checkstand
area, traditional perpendicular row lighting, laminated beams
frozen food
area and beams
closer shot
of side Safeway lettering
arch-awning
over right entrance
(Update, 12/28/06)
Safeway Meats
department labeling
closeup
of circle S on front (lights seem to be off above it)
angle shot
of front
lighted Safeway
parking sign
angle shot
of building, from corner of parking lot
September
2003 public notice sign regarding hearing for 28K square foot replacement
store
second angle
view of front
closer shot
from second angle
shot of
circle S sign at the loading dock near the 8th Avenue entrance
closer shot
of circle S above loading dock
(Update, 4/12/07 - photo by Justin Karimzad)
circle S above
loading dock
Safeway, LaPlaya at Fulton
A 1970s-era store built within a block of Ocean Beach and the Golden Gate
Park windmill.
parking
lot shot
side
shot
front
shot
Former Albertsons (on former Safeway site), Clement and 32nd
After the Safeway on this site closed in 1995, Lucky showed interest in taking
the plot, but no new store was built until the early 2000s, after the
Lucky-Albertsons merger. It was closed in mid-2006.
street-level
shot
Albertsons
parking sign
fenced off
parking lot
lights on
in interior, missing Albertsons logo, some fencing
entrance
pathway
stairway
to roof can be seen under an arch
garage
door
Safeway, 15 Marina Boulevard
The Marina Safeway, forefather to many others of similar design across the
country, was built in 1959 and later made a cameo appearance in the classic
Steve McQueen movie "Bullitt." It has also earned the reputation as
a supermarket where one can actually pick up a date in the aisles. (That
was a result of Armistead Maupin's "Tales Of The City" book series.)
exterior shot
from parking lot
further exterior
shot
shot from wing
facing sideways
interior, showing
high windows and arch
interior shot
from aisle facing the outside
angle shot from
front facing Safeway lettering
shot from out
front, facing into the store
(Update, 11/27/06) This store appears to have had a Lifestyle
remodel in 2005.
bricked up
former side entrance
closeup shot
of front windows
star shaped
"sunroof"
checkstand
area
parallel
shot of laminated beams (showing ceiling area which formerly contained
row lighting)
rear marina
windows and beams
marina windows
in snack aisles
"poetry in
bloom" lifestyle decor of floral area
checkstand
area and ceiling shot
closer look
of beams
checkstands
Square S
lighted sign
night shot
from parking lot
(Update,
1/1/07)
plaque in front of John Garth mural
John Garth
mural on store's left side exterior wall
interior
angle shot of front windows from hot food area
Safeway breakfast
sandwich
rear marina
windows, and dropped lighting
dairy area
in back row
front
checkstands
front window
view of Golden Gate Bridge
angle view
of exterior
straight
view of exterior
far view
from Marina/Laguna sidewalk
closer view
of front
Safeway parking
lot sign
(Update, 7/23/07 - photos taken by Emmanuel Manasievici)
west
wall
loading
bay
side angle
of front area
view towards
southwest
(Update, 12/22/07 - photo taken 11/16/07)
view from
Fort Mason
Former Petrini's, now Borders, Stonestown
A rare example of a shopping mall having a supermarket, this lasted into
the mid-1990s.
exterior
shot
closer shot of
exterior
(Update, 3/27/07)
far
view
Former Safeway, now Park Plaza Fine Foods, 111 Cambon
Opened in the early 1970s, this store located in Parkmerced (an apartment
complex most known for one-time ownership by Leona Helmsley) did not last
very long as a Safeway but has been an independent supermarket for quite
some time.
exterior
second exterior
shot
Park Plaza Foods
small sign in distance
Ice Cream
decor
Ice Cream decor
photo #2
Imported Beer
decor (blurry)
aisle
hanger
aisle hangers
#2 and "Thank You" sign
Berkeley Farms
decor
Beverages
decor
Cheese/Lunch Meat
decor
Thank You photo
#2
egg fridge
sign
clown
decor
side view of
entrance
Former Albertsons, Oceanview Village, Alemany Boulevard
A replacement for a 1970s-era Albertsons store that later was taken over
by Lucky (until Albertsons reacquired it in the 1999 merger), this was another
victim of the 2006 store closings by the chain. The Rite Aid next door
continues to operate however (that store replaced a Payless that had been
part of this shopping center from its outset in the 1960s).
entrance
sign
labelscar at front
of Albertsons sign
closer view of
labelscar
Store closing
notice
interior
shot
larger Oceanview
Village entrance sign
Former QFI, Pacific Super, Alemany (near Sickles)
This Asian supermarket features a bit of a twist to the "gable" look.
According to the Groceteria master list of SF markets, this was a QFI
until about 1986.
exterior shot
angled shot of
exterior
Safeway, Diamond Heights Shopping Center (New, 9/25/06)
From some records Justin Karimzad found, this store opened around 1965 and
was one of the first "shakeroof" Safeways built (a motif more common later
in the 60s and into the 1970s).
front of
Safeway
Walgreens, likely
former Super S
alternate view
of front
(Update, 12/28/06)
lifestyle
aisle hanger and decor
clock
hot food
area
aisle
signs
olive
table/closeup of hot food area
eggs/dairy
area
produce
danish/pastry
cart
Safeway sign
at right entrance
angle shot
of front
further shot
of right entrance
Diamond
Heights Shopping Center sign
Safeway, Monterey Boulevard (New, 11/27/06)
A 1940s-era Safeway stood on this site until 1972, when it was replaced by
the current building (with rooftop parking). Even now, it is one of
the smaller Safeways in the city.
1980s
decor
older Safeway
lettering
Square S
in circle sign
old Safeway
parking lot rules sign, and newer parking lot regulations sign
Cala Foods, 18th Street and Collingwood (New, 12/28/06)
According to Storewanderer, this store was remodeled in Ralphs' "Fresh Fare"
motif relatively recently.
elevator
sign
aisle hanger
and decor
aisle
view
sign for
Cala/Bell Club (pet food discounts)
"A passion
for all that's good" wall text
clock
Cala Foods
labeling near entrance
exterior
lighted signage
pylon at
angle
stairway
sign
Eureka Valley
mural at back of building
Cala Foods, Geary Boulevard and 27th Avenue (New, 12/28/06)
exterior/side
entrance
"do not feed
the pigeons" municipal sign
aisle view
pointing towards front windows
clock/back
area
shot through
front window of Cala Foods wall labeling
McDonald's, 145 Jefferson Street (New, 3/4/07 - photo taken
3/27/06)
exterior
different
angle of McDonald's
Tarantino's, 206 Jefferson Street (New, 3/4/07 - photo taken
3/27/06)
exterior
Franciscan Crab Restaurant, Pier 43 1/2 (New, 3/4/07 - photo taken
3/27/06)
exterior
Alioto's #8 and Fishermen's Grotto, 8 and 9 Fishermans Wharf (near
Taylor/Jefferson) (New, 3/4/07 - photo taken 3/27/06)
exterior
angle
view
closeup
of Alioto's door
former gas station, now Visitacion Auto Repair, 2550 Bayshore Boulevard
(New, 3/19/07)
far view
former gas station, Bayshore Boulevard (New, 3/19/07)
exterior
Chevron/Andretti Speed Mart, 1298 Howard Street (at Ninth Street) (New,
3/27/07)
The Andretti Speed Mart convenience store concept was originally created
by Texaco when Michael and Mario Andretti drove Texaco/Havoline sponsored
cars in the Champcar series; Chevron has continued the program after its
acquisition of Texaco, as seen in this corporate unit.
view towards
north
former Safeway and Thrifty, now Rite Aid, 1300 Bush Street (at Hyde Street)
(New, 3/27/07)
1969 replacement for an older Safeway at 1330 Bush. According to the
Groceteria location list, this was a Safeway as late as 1980.
exterior
Cala Foods, 1095 Hyde Street (at California Street) (New, 3/27/07)
One-of-a-kind 1960s architecture. One of three Cala/Bell locations
retained by Kroger/Ralphs after the selloff of the rest to Delano's IGA.
view towards
southwest
parking lot
entrance sign
aisle
view
clock
windows on
north wall
deli
area
freestanding
sign
parking lot
sign
former gas station?, now Apex Hand Car Wash, 301 Sixth Street (at Folsom
Street) (New, 3/27/07)
exterior
Shell (closed), 377 6th Street (at Harrison Street) (New,
3/27/07)
exterior
price
sign
(Update, 8/26/07)
Appears to be now out of business.
exterior
Chevron, 1000 Harrison Street (at Sixth Street) (New, 3/27/07)
exterior
(Update, 8/26/07)
obscured
view
Bechelli's Flower Market Cafe, 698 Brannan Street (at Sixth Street) (New,
3/27/07)
sign
southwest
wall
(Update, 8/26/07)
afternoon
view
Union 76 (Surinder Kumar), 999 Ocean Avenue (at Phelan Avenue and Geneva
Avenue) (New, 3/27/07)
Currently in ConocoPhillips's Oasis prototype, but retains a late-90s Union
76 blue and orange price sign.
view towards
southwest
(Update, 3/28/07)
price sign
and portion of canopy
FastBreak
c-store
former Safeway, now Kragen/Wheelworks, 1150 Ocean Avenue (New,
3/27/07)
Sideways gable architecture.
angle
view
(Update, 3/28/07)
angle towards
slight northeast
former Texaco?, now Auto 280, 1315 Ocean Avenue (New, 3/27/07)
exterior
with labelscar
Ocean Avenue 76, 1490 Ocean Avenue (New, 3/27/07)
canopy and
76 ball
(Update, 3/28/07)
view towards
slight northeast
former Littleman, now Walgreens, 1630 Ocean Avenue (New, 3/27/07)
angle
view
(Update, 3/28/07)
view towards
east
former Safeway, now Rite Aid, 1830 Ocean Avenue (New, 3/27/07)
Operated briefly as a Safeway in the early 90s, on the bottom floor of an
apartment complex.
exterior
KFC/Taco Bell and 7-Eleven, Lakewood Plaza (2040 and 2000 Ocean Avenue)
(New, 3/27/07)
exterior
and shopping center sign
Lakeside Medical Center, 2501 Ocean Avenue (at Eucalyptus Drive and Junipero
Serra Boulevard) (New, 3/27/07)
view towards
west
former Lucky, now Albertsons, Lakeshore Plaza (1515 Sloat Boulevard) (New,
3/27/07)
Early 90s replacement for an older Lucky in the same shopping center.
angle view
of front
aisle
hanger and San Francisco photo decor
aisle view
Currie's Chevron Service, 1100 Junipero Serra Boulevard (at 19th Avenue
(Route 1)) (New, 3/27/07)
view towards
southeast
(Update, 7/21/07)
view towards
north
former Beacon and SF Fuel, now SF Fuel Valero, 1101 Junipero Serra Boulevard
(Route 1) (at 19th Avenue) (New, 3/27/07)
Had the blue Beacon canopy until about 2002 when it debranded (when Valero
originally planned to eliminate the Beacon brand), then became Valero.
exterior
(Update, 7/21/07)
view towards
north
St. Emiydius Church, 286 Ashton Avenue (at Ocean Avenue) (New,
3/28/07)
Possible former theater.
exterior
Valero, Ocean Avenue/Jules Avenue (New, 3/28/07)
Does not show up on the Valero store locator online.
exterior
Miracle Cleaners, 1708 Ocean Avenue (New, 3/28/07)
front,
showing neighboring coffee shop with interesting architecture
Beep's Burgers, 1051 Ocean Avenue (at Lee Avenue) (New, 3/28/07)
bright view
Patrick's Chevron Service, 101 Bayshore Boulevard (at Marin Street and
US 101) (New, 3/28/07)
exterior
former BP?, now Army Street 76, 2831 Cesar Chavez (Army) Street (at Potrero
Avenue and US 101) (New, 3/28/07)
far view
former Phillips 66 and Alliance, now Alianza gas station, 2901 Bryant
Street (at Cesar Chavez (Army) Street and Precita Avenue) (New,
3/28/07)
Was a Phillips 66 in the late 1960s (when it was seen in the
background of the
Bullitt chase scene that also passed by the Marina Safeway), and an Alliance
station in 2002. Butterfly canopy (along with original building) is
long gone, but the original front pole is still in use.
view towards
south
Army Olympian, 3300 Cesar Chavez (Army) Street (at South Van Ness Avenue)
(New, 3/28/07)
exterior
former Siri's and Purity and Cala Foods, now Delano's IGA Market, 1245
South Van Ness Avenue (New, 3/28/07)
One of eight or so Cala/Bell locations sold by Kroger to Delano's IGA.
exterior
former Tom's Super Shell, now used car lot, 793 South Van Ness Avenue
(at 19th Street) (New, 3/28/07)
Actually was remodeled into the current yellow-and-red Shell motif
before closing down some time recently (probably mid-2006). Is
slated
to be demolished for a mixed-used building, and had some
issues
with its tanks before closure.
exterior
Whiz Burger, South Van Ness Avenue/18th Street (New, 3/28/07)
exterior
Gas & Shop (Mission Self Services), 599 South Van Ness Avenue (New,
3/28/07)
exterior
Union 76 (Tower Energy Group/Auto City), 501 South Van Ness Avenue (at
16th Street) (New, 3/28/07)
canopy and
pumps
(Update, 8/23/07)
canopy,
pumps, and price sign
former gas station, now Quality Tune-Up, 490 South Van Ness Avenue (at
16th Street) (New, 3/28/07)
exterior
former Andy's Shell and Gas & Shop, 400 South Van Ness Avenue (at
15th Street) (New, 3/28/07)
Early 1980s ridged Shell canopy design present at this unit (similar to the
one at the former Shell/Flying A at Florin and 24th in south Sacramento),
as well as the then-typical Shell hexagonical canopy shapes.
view towards
slight southwest
price sign
Midas, 165 South Van Ness Avenue (US 101) (at Howard Street and Plum Street)
(New, 3/28/07)
view towards
north
Chevron (Vladigor Investments), 1601 Mission Street (at South Van Ness
Avenue (US 101)) (New, 3/28/07)
Fancy architecture and large canopy for a car wash setup.
exterior
(Update,
7/23/07)
price sign and tower
car wash
portal
Fernando's Auto Body, 131 Fell Street (New, 3/28/07)
far view
Rite Aid, 1496 Market Street (at Van Ness Avenue (US 101)) (New,
3/28/07)
front facing
Van Ness Avenue
Market Street 76 (A&M Petroleum), 1998 Market Street (New,
3/28/07)
Not far from the flagship Safeway in the Duboce Triangle area.
canopy and
building
76 ball
with Safeway sign in background
S&C Ford, 2100 Market Street (New, 3/28/07)
view towards
southwest
FLAX Art and Design, 1699 Market Street (New, 3/28/07)
front
Espetus Churrascaria Brazillian Steak House, 1686 Market Street (New,
3/28/07)
front
Caffe Trieste, 1667 Market Street (at Gough Street) (New, 3/28/07)
exterior
Antonio's Antiques and Coca-Cola/Diet Coke sign, 701 Bryant Street (at
5th Street and Interstate 80) (New, 3/28/07)
far view
of Diet Coke sign
(Update, 6/1/07)
view towards
south
Diet Coke
sign
Bryant Shell, 598 Bryant Street (at 4th Street and Interstate 80) (New,
3/28/07)
Has hexagonical canopies.
far
view
closer
view
(Update, 8/24/07)
night
view
(Update, 8/29/07)
view towards
northeast
Sarah's Cafe, 498 5th Street (at Bryant Street and Interstate 80) (New,
6/1/07)
sign
Shell, 1201 Harrison Street (at 8th Street, southwest of Interstate 80
Exit 1C) (New, 7/20/07)
exterior
Sports Authority, 1690 Folsom Street (at 13th Street) (New,
7/20/07)
view towards
northwest
Shell, 800 Turk Street (at Franklin Street) (New, 7/20/07)
bright view
Currie's Chevron Service, 2465 Van Ness Avenue (US 101) (at Union Street)
(New, 7/20/07)
Strangely, this Chevron was at the time priced approximately 40 cents higher
than the corporate Standard Oil/Chevron unit a mile or two south.
far view
of price sign
Chevron, 2399 Market Street (at Castro Street and 17th Street) (New,
7/21/07)
night view
JT's Island Cafe and Shell, 901 Taraval Street and 2399 19th Avenue (Route
1) (New, 7/21/07)
view towards
northwest
closer view
of Shell
Olympian, 2301 19th Avenue (Route 1) (at Santiago Street) (New,
7/21/07)
bright
view (slightly gamma-corrected)
(Update, 7/22/07)
far night
view
closer night
view
Sunset Service, 2095 19th Avenue (Route 1) (at Quintara Street) (New,
7/21/07)
exterior
Olympian, 2000 19th Avenue (Route 1) (at Santiago Street) (New,
7/21/07)
view towards
northeast
Chevron, 1890 19th Avenue (Route 1) (at Ortega Street) (New,
7/21/07)
exterior
Union 76 (Joseph El Sineitti), 1401 and 1400 19th Avenue (Route 1) (at
Judah Street) (New, 7/21/07)
These two 76 units were not originally controlled by the same franchisee,
and the one to the east side of the street (1400 19th) was possibly a BP
unit in the past. In any case, they now serve as complementary stations,
with the east unit adorned with a mini-mart, and the west one with auto
service.
far
view
east
station (19th Avenue 76)
west
station
Chevron, 1288 19th Avenue (Route 1) (at Irving Street) (New,
7/21/07)
view towards
northeast
Shell, 1200 19th Avenue (Route 1) (at Lincoln Way) (New, 7/21/07)
view towards
northeast
(Update, 12/22/07 - photo taken 11/16/07)
view towards
southeast
7-Eleven, 5100 Geary Boulevard (New, 7/21/07)
night view
Geary Parkway Motel, 4750 Geary Boulevard (New, 7/21/07)
blurry view
of sign
Union 76, 4850 Geary Boulevard (at Funston Avenue, east of Park Presidio
Boulevard (Route 1)) (New, 7/21/07)
blurry view
of price sign
second view
of price sign
far night
view towards east
Union 76, 975 Bayshore Boulevard (east of US 101) (New, 7/23/07)
far view
towards northeast
(Update, 8/29/07)
far view
Mel's Drive-In, 1051 Van Ness Avenue (US 101) (at Geary Street) (New,
7/23/07)
view towards
northeast
Tommy's Joynt, 1101 Geary Street (at Van Ness Avenue (US 101)) (New,
7/23/07)
view towards
west
Ellis Brooks Chevrolet, 1395 Van Ness Avenue (US 101) (New,
7/23/07)
view towards
west
Standard/Chevron, 1501 Van Ness Avenue (US 101) (at Pine Street) (New,
7/23/07)
The last Standard-branded Chevron in California, this branding exists for
the purpose of maintaining rights to the Standard Oil trademark.
restroom
structure
price sign
near Pine Street
price sign
near intersection
Pine Street
price sign, second view
Deovlet & Sons Furniture (closed?), 1660 Pine Street (New,
7/23/07)
angle view
Whole Foods Market, 1765 California Street (at Franklin Street) (New,
7/23/07)
view towards
east
Blue Fog Market, 2567 Gough Street (New, 7/23/07)
exterior
Pacific Heights Motor Inn and Sherman Market, 1598 Union Street (New,
7/23/07 - photo taken by Emmanuel Manasievici)
exterior
Shell and Chevron, 1800 and 1790 Lombard Street (US 101) (at Laguna Street)
(New, 7/23/07 - photos taken by Emmanuel Manasievici)
view towards
northwest
Shell canopy
and food mart
Chevron
price sign
Shell
canopies
Shell price
sign and canopy fronting Lombard Street
Chevron, 1598 Bay Street (at Buchanan Street) (New, 7/23/07 - photos taken
by Emmanuel Manasievici)
price
sign
canopy and
price sign
Taco Bell/KFC, 2101 Lombard Street (US 101) (New, 7/23/07 - photo taken
by Emmanuel Manasievieci)
angle view
Mel's Drive-In, 2165 Lombard Street (US 101) (New, 7/23/07 - photo taken
by Emmanuel Manasievieci)
freestanding
sign
Surf Motel and International House of Pancakes, 2265 and 2299 Lombard
Street (US 101) (at Pierce Street) (New, 7/23/07 - photo taken by Emmanuel
Manasievici)
view towards
southwest
Divisadero 76, 2496 Lombard Street (US 101) (at Divisadero Street) (New,
7/23/07 - photo taken by Emmanuel Manasievici)
canopy and
pumps
Walgreens, 3201 Divisadero Street (New, 7/23/07 - photo taken by Emmanuel
Manasievici)
blurry
view
Valero, 2601 Lombard Street (US 101) (at Broderick Street and Richardson
Avenue) (New, 7/23/07 - photo taken by Emmanuel Manasievici)
view towards
southwest
former gas station, now Richardson Auto Service, 2 Richardson Avenue (US
101) (at Lombard Street) (New, 7/23/07 - photo taken by Emmanuel
Manasievici)
bottom of
canopy
former gas station, now Select Auto San Francisco, 400 5th Street (at
Interstate 80) (New, 8/20/07)
exterior
Patrick's Chevron Service, 101 Bayshore Boulevard (at Jerrold Avenue,
east of US 101) (New, 8/23/07)
view towards
east
Safeway, Potrero Center (2300 16th Street) (New, 8/23/07)
bright view
of east side
Double Play Restaurant, 2401 16th Street (New, 8/23/07)
Name comes from the former Seals Stadium minor league park where the Giants
spent their first two years in San Francisco (before moving to Candlestick);
after the Giants left, the stadium was replaced with a White Front store,
and now the current Potrero Center.
exterior
Rainbo Bakery Store, 1990 Folsom Street (at 16th Street) (New,
8/23/07)
bright view
McDonald's, 820 Bryant Street (New, 8/29/07)
1990s "diner" style building.
exterior
Quizno's, 501 6th Street (at Bryant Street) (New, 8/29/07)
exterior
Downtown 76, 390 1st Street (at Harrison Street) (New, 8/29/07)
Located across the street from the Clock Tower Building, which formerly was
the site of a once-familiar tall Union 76 clock.
far view
Union 76 (Gawfco Enterprises), 401 Potrero Avenue (at 17th Street) (New,
10/24/07 - photo taken 10/19/07)
blurry night
view of 76 ball
Shell, 601 Lincoln Way (New, 12/22/07 - photo taken
11/16/07)
price sign
former gas station, now Calvin K. Sung's Automotive Service Center, 999
Divisadero Street (New, 12/22/07 - photo taken 11/16/07)
front
Divisadero 76, 443 Divisadero Street (New, 12/22/07 - photo taken
11/16/07)
view towards
northwest
Double A 76, 301 25th Avenue (at California Street) (New, 12/22/07 - photo
taken 11/16/07)
view towards
southweast
Valencia Unocal 76 Services, 1298 Valencia Street (at 24th Street) (New,
1/10/08 - photo taken
1/5/08)
view towards
northwest
Shell, 3550 Mission Street (at Randall Street, east of San Jose Avenue)
(New, 1/10/08 - photo taken
1/5/08)
exterior
