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Diverse-owned businesses across the Bay Area

Everything we list across San Francisco, Oakland and Berkeley. Burmese, Nepali, Salvadoran, Filipino and Sichuan kitchens, Castro bars with landmark status and natural wine rooms in Dogpatch, bakers and coffee roasters, galleries, plant shops and salons — each with a source and a verification status you can check.

Featured in San Francisco

Businesses worth knowing about

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What's in the Bay Area

43 businesses across 8 categories

Published listings in San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, Walnut Creek, Emeryville, Concord, El Cerrito, Alameda, and Fremont. Every one shows where its information came from.

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We are looking to add businesses in Daly City, San Mateo, Redwood City, South San Francisco, San Leandro, Hayward, Richmond, San Rafael, Novato, and Pacifica. If you run one, this is where Bay Area shoppers are already looking, and you would be the first listed in your city. A free listing puts it there.

Businesses to know

More businesses to know

Enhanced members across the metro. Every category has its own section further down.

Restaurants & Food in the Bay Area

Bay Area kitchens spread across a handful of dense, walkable strips rather than one restaurant district: 24th Street and Valencia in the Mission, Clement and Irving out in the avenues, Grant and Stockton through Chinatown, and Telegraph and International Boulevard over in Oakland. Burmese, Nepali, Salvadoran, Filipino, Cape Verdean and Sichuan kitchens sit within a few blocks of each other. Small rooms book up and many close between lunch and dinner, so check hours before you cross the bay for one.

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San Francisco, CA · Oakland, CA · Berkeley, CA · Emeryville, CA · El Cerrito, CA · Alameda, CA

Bars & Nightlife in the Bay Area

Bars across San Francisco and the East Bay run from Castro institutions with landmark status to natural wine rooms in Dogpatch and taprooms in West Oakland. Last call is 2am and BART stops running before many nights end, so work out how you are getting home first. Several of these rooms run regular drag, trivia and DJ calendars worth checking before you pick a night.

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San Francisco, CA · Oakland, CA

Community & Nonprofit in the Bay Area

Nonprofits and community organizations based in San Francisco and the East Bay, covering youth arts, housing, family support and neighborhood programming. What each one does varies more than the category name suggests, so read the organization's own description before assuming it covers your situation. Several take volunteers as readily as donations.

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Oakland, CA · San Francisco, CA · Berkeley, CA

Beauty & Personal Care in the Bay Area

Salons, studios and skincare makers around San Francisco and Oakland, some working from a single chair and others selling what they make online. Appointment books at the smaller studios run weeks out and several take deposits. Where a maker sells product rather than services, being local is not a requirement.

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Walnut Creek, CA · Concord, CA

Arts & Entertainment in the Bay Area

Galleries, studios and experience venues across San Francisco and Oakland, including spaces that double as shops or cafes. Oakland's First Friday and the Mission's gallery openings are the easiest way to see several in one evening. Opening hours at the smaller galleries are genuinely limited, so check before making the trip.

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Nonprofits & Community Organizations in the Bay Area

Nonprofits around San Francisco for getting help, getting involved and giving back: community centers, youth programs, health services, Pride, the arts, disability services and career support.

Every nonprofit in the state
Participants in a Queer & Well workshop posing together in front of a rainbow slide

Community center · Career & workforce

SF LGBT Center

San Francisco, CA

The purple building at 1800 Market Street: youth drop-in, career coaching, financial counseling, small business help, arts and Queer & Well.

Serves: LGBTQ+ people and allies across San Francisco and the Bay Area, with youth, job seekers, entrepreneurs and artists

A participant and employment specialist celebrating workplace achievements in the community

Disability services · Career & workforce

The Arc San Francisco

San Francisco, CA

The Arc San Francisco supports adults with developmental disabilities through lifelong education, job placement, and independent living services.

Serves: Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families in San Francisco, San Mateo, and Marin counties

ACT Fund participants gathered beside a lake holding an Asian Pacific Fund banner

Grantmaking & scholarships

Asian Pacific Fund

San Francisco, CA

A Bay Area community foundation that grants to AANHPI nonprofits, awards student scholarships and builds leaders through the ACT Fund.

Serves: Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities and the nonprofits that serve them in the San Francisco Bay Area

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Economic empowerment · Career & workforce

Dress for Success San Francisco

San Francisco, CA

Free career clothing, coaching, job search courses and financial and digital skills for Bay Area women who are looking for work or building a career.

Serves: Unemployed and underemployed women in the Bay Area, including trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming women

A drum circle performing on a Castro Street corner in San Francisco, from the Spectrum Queer Media archive

Arts & culture · History & archives

East Bay LGBTQ+ Healing Arts Center (Queer Arts Center)

Oakland, CA

An Oakland gallery, archive and workshop space where LGBTQ+ artists show work, hold open mics and run healing-arts classes.

Serves: LGBTQ+ artists, wellness practitioners and community members in Oakland and the East Bay, with programs centered on queer and trans Black, Indigenous and people of color

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Run a nonprofit or community organization around San Francisco? List it free.

Also serving San Francisco

Run a business in the Bay Area? Get listed.

You would join 43 businesses already listed in San Francisco. Listing is free and stays free. Upgrading buys priority placement across the San Francisco hub, your category page, every ownership page you match, California results and site search, plus a bigger photo-rich profile and reporting on what visitors did with it.

BasicFree

Standard listing, findable by category and by ownership.

3 photos · 150 words

Enhanced$99/yr

Larger card, 8 photos, and you rank above Basic listings everywhere you appear.

8 photos · 300 words

Featured$299/yr

Top of the San Francisco hub, a full gallery, and your website shown on your profile.

20 photos · 750 words