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Professor Seagull's Smartshop and Gallery

Professor Seagull's Smartshop and Gallery

Local Art in San Francisco

4.7 95 Google reviews

+1 415 275 14 761351 Grant Ave, San Francisco, California 94133 · North Beach

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1351 Grant Ave, San Francisco, California 94133

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About

Professor Seagull's Smartshop and Gallery is the first US based Smartshop. We cater to artists and botanical collectors with such products as Kava, Kratom, Mimosa Hostilis (Natural Dye), Acacia Confusia (Natural Dye), Egyptian Blue Lotus, and Medicinal Mushrooms. Our staff, can walk you through our extensive menu providing info on everything selected by our curator. Our gallery is inspired by the concept of life is art, and rotates monthly. This is a first of its kind experience in America, rooted in San Francisco’s bohemian culture.

Amenities

Service options

  • Onsite services

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance

Amenities

  • Restaurant
  • Restroom

Crowd

  • Family-friendly
  • LGBTQ+ friendly
  • Transgender safespace

Parking

  • Paid street parking

Hours

Monday
12 to 7 PM
Tuesday
12 to 7 PM
Wednesday
12 to 9 PM
Thursday
12 to 9 PM
Friday
12 to 9 PM
Saturday
12 to 9 PM
Sunday
12 to 7 PM

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