elephants can t dance The Richmond District This flat district of row houses begins at Masonic Street, sandwiched between

McDowell Avenue D2 Merchant Road C1 Middle Drive East D4 Midway elephants can t dance Street K4 Minna Street Q4 Mission Street P5 Montgomery Street N5 Natoma Street R3 New Montgomery elephants can t dance Street elephants can t dance P5 Noe Street F4 Noriega Street C5 North Point Street K2 Oak Street E4 O Farrell Street P3 Olympia Way D6 O Shaughnessy Boulevard E6 Pacheco Street D6 Pacific Avenue M4 Panorama Drive D6 Parnassus Avenue D5 Pennsylvania Avenue H5 Pine Street N6 Polk Street Q1 Portola Drive D6 Portsmouth Square N4 Post Street P3 Potrero Avenue G5 Powell Street N4 Presidio Avenue E2 Presidio Boulevard E2 Quintara Street B6 Ritch Street R6 Roosevelt Way E4 Sacramento Street N5 St Mary s Square N4 San Jose Avenue F6 Sanchez Street F4 Sansome Street M5 Sea Cliff Avenue B3 South Van Ness Avenue F4 Stanyan Street D3 Steiner Street E3 Steuart elephants can t dance Street H3 Stillman Street R6 Stockton Street P4 Sunset Boulevard B5 Sutter Street P3 Taylor Street P3 Tehama Street P6 Teresita Boulevard E6 Turk Street Q3 Twin Peaks Boulevard E5 Union Square P4 Union Street L5 Valencia Street F5 Vallejo Street M5 Van Ness Avenue P1 Vandewater Street K3 Vermont Street G5 Washington Square L4 Washington Street M5 Waverly Place N4 Webster Street F3 Winthrop Street K5 Woodside Avenue D6

The Richmond District This flat district of row houses begins at Masonic Street, sandwiched between Golden Gate Park and California Street. It ultimately extends all the way to the Pacific Ocean, being more and more prone to stay fog-bound the farther west you go. The district elephants can t dance is very ethnically diverse and resound ingly middle class. Over the decades, it has been settled elephants can t dance by White Russians, East European Jews, and most recently Chinese-Americans and another wave of Russians. d Map C3

Brainwash Caf , bar, performance space, and, yes, laundromat, it s got everything the young apart ment dwellers who live in this industrial SoMa neighborhood need. Frequented by lesbians, gays, and straights in short, typical San Franciscans of the edgier sort. There s also a menu composed of solid international standards, such as a great cobb salad, tofu stir-fry, and chicken quesadilla. d 1122 Folsom St at 7th Map R3 (415) 861-3663 Dis. access