Some stores like Patxi's has people waiting inside to pick up their food.
Woman jogs past Brandy Melville which closed their doors during the crisis.
Apple was one of the first large coorperations to close their stores in the Bay Area.
Donahue's Marina Lounge, "Sorry - Due to the COVID-19 virus, we will be closed until further notice - stay strong - The Lounge" Also, "Remember the good old days when we were worried about straws? - Jake"
Dragon Well is one of many that setup a make-shift pickup window for guests to grab and go. Also emphasizing their approach as "Keeping CLean and Carrying On... With Take-out. Be Well"
Sunski bringing optimism to the community, "The Sun Will Rise Again, We Are In This Together."
Left over scrap in the trash from boarding up the store.
Folks in mixed attire picking up from Bonita's take-away store front window.
Squat & Gobble's make-shift order/pickup window using tables and taping a menu up in the window for guests to see without needing to touch.
Jogger passing an old, "New Happy Hour" banner that hangs above Sushi In - doing take out only - next to a boarded up local chain Souvla.
Reed & Greenough's piano bar has a feeling of old west with graffitti written on the boarded up windows, "Bailouts NOT Loans. The Pursuit of Happiness? Dianne SHORT THIS."
Employee wearing blue gloves manning a make-shift order window next to Roma Antica's sign saying, "#staystrongtogether We will be doing to go & online order while COVID-19 #You can support us with Gift cards!"
Large banner outisde Cultivar reads, "OPEN FOR food & wine takout or delivery. Call or text your order to 415-962-4200."
Employees in the kitchen and in front of house of Causwells prepare orders while wearing gloves and masks as guests outside look at the menu posted on the window.
Shoes & Feet closes their doors, but does shipping to keep their business working.
Open sign on while Amici's chairs sit on tables.
Evening traffic is very lite vs a few weeks prior facing east on Lombard Street.
Postal worker walks across relatively empty Chestnut street with no care to traffic while on his phone.
Le Marais bakery keeps doors open by setting their cash register and offerings close to the door; all prebagged items.
Another coffee chain, Peet's remains open but only orders at the door will be taken.
Many stores along Chestnut do take away orders as people walk by in various states of protection and awareness.
Some business close and work with other business who are open to take their deliveries, showing support in a local community effort to help each other.
Not uncommon to see your typical TP and Paper Towel goods clutched by locals during the day.
Delarosa on Chestnut continues to take pickup orders including cocktails to go.
California Wine Merchant taking orders from some folks in leisure ware.
