Until the early ’90s, Hayes Valley was a seedy neighborhood, best known for prostitutes, drug deals and the elevated freeway that once bisected its main drag. The freeway has since been replaced by a Parisian-style boulevard and village green, and the neighborhood is thriving, its tree-lined streets and alleys peppered with restaurants, bars and — thanks to a 2003 local ban on chain stores — some of the city’s (Read More…)
November, 2007
The New York Times Style Magazine
Style Map, San Francisco: Bay Watch
Published in The New York Times Style Magazine, Sunday, November 18, 2007