Village of La Jolla cafes
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A main street of late 19th century storefronts, popular cafes, and a hip college scene. Recently, suffering an epidemic of homelessness.
There's a really cool feeling at the Inner Sunset Neighborhood. Also, it's close to the beach, and to Golden Gate Park.
1920s craftsman houses, and a gentille main strip with adorable Cafe Madeleine, woodsy Station Tavern, and a bookstore with a great kids section and lots of art books.
Sunny town with a cute main street, and City Hall with beautiful Sunken Garden with sculptures, tall old trees including magnolia trees, and fountains.
Pedestrian-only mall along the main strip in downtown San Luis Obispo, with Barnes and Noble and some cafes.
Historic houses, beautiful trees, and views of the volcanic peaks.
Lake and Lucerne Avenues are the main strip- slightly seedy but with some nice sidewalk cafes.
Modern mall with public spaces, fountains, splash pad, cafes, movie theater, and plenty of good shops.
Youthful restaurants in the south part of downtown Flagstaff and historic storefronts in the north part.
A tiny stretch of boardwalk in a beautiful setting on the estuary, with a coffee shop with a sunny patio facing the water, and cute cafes where you can relax.
Healthy cafes, sweet Mary Star of the Sea Church, coffee shops, and walk past the amazing cliffs and coves of La Jolla.
Cute street to walk along, with cafes and shops, a few blocks back from the beach.
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