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Embarcadero Center is an extensive complex with a huge collection of shops and services for both worker and visitors. It has everything from gift shopping and daily needs to healthy food and restaurants.
To get to a certain store fast, you can use the search function located at the top left section of the interactive map. Or, readers can go through the various categories to explore the stores. To zoom around the interactive directory map, simply move your mouse cursor over it and then scroll up or down to zoom in or out. For an even better view, there is buttons located at the lower right corner to enter full screen mode, zoom in, or zoom out.
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The mall consists of 12 floors: One L1, One L2, One L3, Two L1, Two L2, Two L3, Three L1, Three L2, Three L3, Four L1, Four L2, Four L3. You can switch from floor to floor easily by clicking on the level labels at the top right portion of the map. If you click on one of the store pins, you’ll see more information about the shop.
With multiple floors to explore, there are offerings that serves all. Comerica Bank and the United States Postal Service sits on the ground floor for day-to-day necessities. BXP operates a tenant lounge. Gambino’s provides New York style sub sandwiches. Devil’s Teeth Baking Company prepares breakfast treats and pastries. Beckett & Robb stocks men’s suits while Arden Cove sells travel bags. A cigar lounge and shoe shine stand offer moments away from shopping.
The upper floors of One L2 focus on health and wellness. Dental care, weight loss, and physical therapy clinics are all available here. You’ll find an English language school, as well as a yoga class complete with puppies.
On One L3 you’ve got Plant Connection SF if you’re in need of a houseplant. Back on the second floor, there’s another coworking space (PeopleSpace). There are also some additional banks (Chase) and fitness SF, which offer several different gym to work out at. For food, try açaí bowls, coffee from Peet’s, pizza, or whine from Embarc Wines. Sephora is available for beauty fiends. For those looking for their dream wedding dress, there’s a bridal boutique.
On the third floor, you’ll see more of the same blend of food and services. You’ll find Japanese noodles at Kirimachi Ramen and a brownie/cookie shop. Get your hair cut and styled at Pro Style. Visit a physical therapy or vitamin injection clinic. Shop for women’s clothes at Acacia and Codi.
And on Four L1, the selection of food options is huge. Try sliders from Burger Littles, bibimbap from Stone Korean Kitchen, and Mexican food from Don Ramon’s. Grab some plant-based meals, Thai food, sushi, and bagels. Pick up some famous bread bowls at Boudin Sourdough Bakery. Or buy some artsy clothing at stores like Boho Petite.
On the fourth floor there’s a custom tailor shop and FedEx shipping service. Eye care and dental practices is also located here. Upscale Cantonese food can be found at Harborview Restaurant which features views of the bay. On the top floor, Sens Restaurant provides Mediterranean food with equally impressive vistas.
With such a wide range of services, the complex serves those visiting for a specific service or who live or work close by. Some areas are very busy with workers going to offices or banks. Also, because of the combination of fitness centers and health clinics, this is a hotspot for all things healthy. Because it’s easy to run errands and grab something quick to eat, it’s a convenient destination. It’s also a great way to get most of what you need in one space.
As stores come and go, the directory will be kept up-to-date. Bookmark the page so you can refer back to the directory comfortabley next time.