a cornerstone in the 200 block
This article is about the street. For the bar, see G Street Pub.
G Street is a street that runs north-south downtown between F Street and the railroad tracks. The southern end is a curve that turns into 1st Street and runs out of downtown up to 8th Street. Right before terminating, it spawns H Street to the east.
If any single point could be considered the cornerstone of downtown Davis, it would be Second & G, where sits a small cluster of bars, a pizza joint, a pasta/bar, and some nice outdoor seating for smokers and bar patrons on a hot summer night. Read through the drinking section of our Town History to get an idea of how important this corner of our world truly is! The longer you spend in Davis, the more stories you'll have of your experiences near this little intersection.
Here you can hang with a few locals and share a pitcher and shoot some pool, throw a few darts, or listen to local musicians at one of the pubs. Just down the street is a wine bar for a quieter evening with friends, and just two blocks over is Sophia's Thai Kitchen and its popular bar. Pretty much everything is within a block or two stroll from Second & G, making it an excellent jumping off point for your evening.
Throughout the day, however, G Street is a center of activity, offering up the Davis Food Co-op, Ken's Bike & Ski, a range of restaurants, ACE Hardware, Hibbert Lumber, and business services such as property management, Copyland, and The Secretariat. The train station is a pleasant place to relax with friends, drink pearl tea and enjoy some town flora.
Businesses and points of interest on G Street include the following, from south to north:
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Tucos Wine Market and Cafe 130 G Street Suite A
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Subway 130 G Street #?
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Volleys Tennis Shop 130 G Street #B-3
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CinsayShaunz 130 G Street, Suite C
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139 G Street - Site of the former Cantina del Cabo
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Froggy's Intersection of 2nd Street & G Street
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Greyhound bus stop at the train station
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Amtrak Train Station Intersection of 2nd Street & G Street
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Downtown Phone 1 at the train station
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Pasta? Intersection of 2nd Street & G Street
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Anderson Bank Building 203 G Street
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The Artery 207 G Street
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Davis Barber Shop 209 G Street
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Lily's Fashion Lounge 211 G Street
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Fuji Chef 213 G Street
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Woodstock's Pizza 219 G Street
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Former site of the Davis Arch mural in G Street Pub parking lot
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G Street Pub 223 G Street
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Jusco 228 G Street
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Sunrise Restaurant 229 G Street
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Copyland 231 G Street
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Center for Cognitive Liberty & Ethics 231 G Street Suite 7
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Next G Wireless 231 G Street Suite 8
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Kathmandu Kitchen 234 G Street
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KetMoRee 238 G Street
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Tibet Nepal 239 G Street
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ACE Hardware 240 G Street
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Ground Zero Boardshop 255 G Street
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Davis Family Mural intersection of 3rd Street & G Street
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Noodle Express 301 G Street
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The Davis Enterprise 315 G Street
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Locomotive Hedge next to The Davis Enterprise
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Lil' Bit Sassy 325 G Street
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Little Prague 330 G Street, Suite F
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The Tiki Hut 340 G Street, Suite B
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Davis Gold & Silver Exchange 330 G Street, Suite H
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The Secretariat 340 G Street
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Zehnder & Associates Payroll Service 340 G Street
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Jack in the Box 337 G Street
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APEX Cycles 338 G Street
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El Mariachi 400 G Street
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Village Pizza & Grill 403 G Street
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The Style Lounge 407 G Street, formerly Supercuts
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Quick Clean Center 407 G Street
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Ray Johnston Designer Photography 407 G Street
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Valley Wine Company 417 G Street
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Regal Stadium 5 Movie Theater 420 G Street
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Thai Nakorn 424 G Street
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Taco Bell 425 G Street
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USDA 430 G Street
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Hibbert Lumber 500 G Street
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Hoffmann 76 501 G Street
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King Properties 512 G Street
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Downtown Chiropractic 515 G Street
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Hair Cabana 515 G Street
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College Town Realty 522 G Street
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Clarity Massage 617 G Street
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Davis Food Co-op 620 G Street
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Yolo Federal Credit Union 626 G Street
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Osaka Sushi 630 G Street
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RadioShack 634 G Street
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The Open Bible 638 G Street
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Ken's Bike & Ski 650 G Street
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Sweet Briar Books 654 G Street
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Papa John's 662 G Street
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Highlander Center 666 G Street
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