Independent bookshop in San Francisco
Kayo Books
Readers in San Francisco can browse Kayo Books, an independent bookshop on Post Street. Step-free access is reported.
Summarised from what OpenStreetMap records about the shop. Been in? A review below tells other readers far more.
From readers
Browsed Kayo Books?
Tell fellow browsers what turned up on the shelves, which corners reward a slow look, and what you came away with. Reviews appear here once our editors have read them.
Sign in to write a review.
Planning a visit to Kayo Books
Practical details, with gaps and sources made clear.
View the OpenStreetMap record- Where is Kayo Books?
Kayo Books is listed in San Francisco, United States. The recorded address is 814 Post Street, San Francisco, CA 94109.
Check the shop's own website- What sort of bookshop is Kayo Books?
The Atlas records it as a independent bookshop. These categories describe the shop rather than its live stock. Contact it directly about a particular title or edition.
- When can I visit Kayo Books?
Recorded opening hours: "by appointment or happenstance". Public holidays, events and temporary closures can change these hours. Confirm directly before making a special trip.
Confirm opening hours- Is Kayo Books wheelchair accessible?
The recorded wheelchair-access information is “yes”. This is source information, not an access inspection by Creasy Spines. Ask the shop about entrances, aisles, levels and facilities that matter for your visit.
- How current is this listing?
The Atlas combines credited source records and editorial information. This listing does not have a recorded verification date. Treat practical details as a starting point and confirm with the shop.
Suggest a correction
For another view, look for this shop and its reviews on Google Maps. Ratings there belong to Google’s review community; they are not included in ratings here.
Shop data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence, with descriptions of featured shops by Creasy Spines. Opening hours change — check before a long journey. Suggest an edit