BART is an easy walk from this historic theater. Just walk up Moraga Way and take the pedestrian overpass directly to the station.
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Ahoy! Transfer from BART to boat here - ferries depart for Vallejo, Alameda, Oakland, Larkspur and Sausalito.
A BARTable In-N-Out? The Daly City In-N-Out at 260 Washington St is only a 6 block walk from the Colma BART Station.
Its easy to get to and from the Fox Theater on BART - the 19th St. Oakland BART Station is less than a block away. Read more.
Nothing beats a Movie + burger + beverage + easy BART ride home. Read more.
Short walk to Pauline's Pizza... delicious thin-crust pies with tradition or "eccentric" seasonal toppings like salted Meyer lemon puree. Read more.
It's worth the walk just a few blocks over on Valencia to try Four Barrel Coffee. Great java AND tunes on vinyl - actual LPs on an old-school record-playing machine. Read more.
Walk to Roxie Theater (3117 16th St.) The oldest operating cinema in San Francisco, this non-profit neighborhood moviehouse screens indie flicks, docs and more. Read more.
This is the newest station in the BART system. The Stoneridge Mall is walkable from this station, with an Apple store, Macy's and over 165 other stores. Read more.
Japanese discount store Daiso is across the street from the Union City BART station. Most items are $1.50 and the store is lined with cute, inexpensive knick-knacks. Read more.
Join the S. San Francisco locals at JoAnn's Cafe - a cute, small diner down El Camino from the S. San Francisco BART station. Breakfast here is a must. Read more.
A few blocks down Mission Blvd from the South Hayward BART station is Red Chili - a popular Thai/Vietnamese restaurant known Roti Canai - crispy bread and curry dipping sauce. Read more.
Hungry for breakfast? Hit up the Fifth Wheel down San Leandro Blvd from the San Leandro BART Station for a made-to-order breakfast. Its a San Leandro institution! Read more.
