Duboce Triangle is a tiny, residential neighborhood located between the Castro, Eureka Valley, the Mission District, and the Lower Haight. Duboce Triangle is considered the city's geographical and population center and is surrounded by well-maintained homes, including Edwardian, Victorian, and Queen Anne style architecture. The chill, creative vibe of this community, central location, walkability, and easy access to public transportation and parks make the area desirably warm and friendly.
Sights. Culture. Vibe.
Duboce Triangle is popular with dog walkers, creative minds, children, and those seeking comfort and calm through nature. Whether you stop by The Harvey Milk Recreational Arts Center for an event or grab a cup of coffee and organic sandwich at Duboce Park Cafe, this charming neighborhood has plenty to see and do.
Duboce Park: The park is known to be creatively and physically stimulating. Enjoy unique features like the mosaic benches, an off-leash dog area, a children's playground, basketball hoops, and a large open space perfect for a picnic or sunbathing. Hop on The N Judah, which passes by and stops before the Sunset Tunnel.
Harvey Milk Center For The Arts: The Arts Center offers courses to residents and features exhibitions from local artists; it also has the oldest community darkroom available to the public in San Francisco.
Scott Street Labyrinth: Built by the Friends of Duboce Park, the labyrinth has a healing quality that many enjoy – offering a place to meditate, relax and unplug.
Places You Can Go
Ample shopping, restaurants, cafes, and small businesses make Duboce Triangle a very comfortable area and an ideal community for those seeking a pedestrian lifestyle.
Food & Beverage
- Beit Rima
- Willkommen
- Duboce Park Cafe
Parks & Recreation
- Duboce Park
- Buena Vista Park
- Corona Heights Park
Nearby Communities
- Lower Haight
- Eureka Valley
- The Mission District