The Fillmore

The Fillmore is more than just a music hub—it’s a living piece of San Francisco’s soul. Whether catching a show, savoring local flavors, or soaking in its historic charm, this neighborhood delivers an authentic SF experience.

Why Visit The Fillmore?

The Fillmore is one of San Francisco’s most iconic neighborhoods, famous for its rich jazz history, legendary music venues, and lively arts scene. Once the heart of the 1960s counterculture movement, today it offers a mix of live music, historic theaters, trendy restaurants, and boutique shopping. Whether you're a music lover, history buff, or foodie, The Fillmore promises an unforgettable experience.

What to Expect

1. Live Music & Historic Venues

• The Fillmore Auditorium: A world-famous concert hall where legends like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and The Grateful Dead performed.
• Boom Boom Room: A cozy blues and jazz club with nightly performances.
• Sheba Piano Lounge: Live jazz, Ethiopian cuisine, and a retro vibe.

1. Cultural & Historic Landmarks

• Fillmore Heritage Center: Celebrates the neighborhood’s African American and jazz legacy.
• Historic Jazz District Murals: Colorful street art depicting music legends.

1. Food & Drink

• State Bird Provisions: A Michelin-starred restaurant with creative small plates.
• The Social Study: A café-bar hybrid perfect for relaxing.
• Japantown nearby: Just a short walk for sushi, ramen, and mochi.

1. Shopping & Boutiques

• Unique vintage stores, record shops, and local designer boutiques.

Tips for the Best Experience

 Check concert schedules – The Fillmore Auditorium hosts big-name acts; book tickets early.

 Explore on foot – The neighborhood is walkable, with hidden gems around every corner.

 Visit Japantown after – Just a 5-minute walk for more dining and cultural spots.

 Go for nightlife – The area comes alive after dark with bars and live music.

How to Get There

 Address: The Fillmore district is centered around Fillmore Street (between Geary Blvd & Eddy St), San Francisco.

 Public Transport: Take MUNI buses (22, 38) or the streetcar (J-Church line).

 Parking: Limited street parking; use garages near Japantown.