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Printed takeout bags for Pacific Heights restaurants.

Printed takeout bags for Pacific Heights restaurants on Fillmore Street, with $0 logo setup and free shipping. Lunch pickup at noon, dinner pickup at seven, and a shelf full of bags in between. Make yours the one people spot first.

Gloved hands lining up plain brown kraft paper bags on a steel kitchen counter beside tacos, grilled meat, shrimp and drinks, ready for driver pickup

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Pick your logo file and watch it land on our 12″ × 7″ × 14″ kraft bag, to scale, inside the 12 × 14 in print area. Your file stays on your device.

  • Tip: a PNG with a clear background prints cleanest.
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Setup is $0 and the front print is free. Want to test first? Try 50 bags for $28.

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Seven o'clock on Fillmore, nine bags waiting. Which one is yours?

At dinner time the pickup shelf fills fast: app drivers, neighbors walking down from the hill, someone double parked on Fillmore. Round 1: every bag is plain, so you hunt for one small ticket. Round 2: one bag has your shop name printed big. We time you both rounds and show you the gap.

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[01]From the San Francisco Planning Code

Fillmore between Jackson and Bush is where the hill eats.

  • Upper Fillmore, the main street of Pacific Heights

    The San Francisco Planning Code says the Upper Fillmore Street Neighborhood Commercial District sits in the south central part of Pacific Heights, along Fillmore Street between Jackson and Bush Streets with a short reach west on California and Pine, and that its bars, restaurants, specialty groceries and clothing stores keep it busy in the day and the evening.

    Fillmore Street is where Pacific Heights eats, so lunch and dinner pickup orders leave from a few busy blocks and get carried home up the hill.

    Source · San Francisco Planning Code, Section 718, Upper Fillmore Street Neighborhood Commercial District
  • New restaurants on Fillmore were once banned

    San Francisco Planning's summary of Ordinance 56-11, effective April 24, 2011, says the Planning Code used to prohibit new restaurant uses in the Upper Fillmore NCD, and that the change allows new restaurants as a conditional use if they are not formula retail, with the Planning Commission weighing daytime activity on the block.

    Fillmore Street restaurants are mostly independent, one of a kind places, and a printed bag is how each one keeps its own name in front of the neighborhood.

    Source · San Francisco Planning, Upper Fillmore NCD Restaurant code summary (Ordinance 56-11)

Checked 2026-11-13. Rules change, so confirm with your city or county before you rely on them.

A few busy blocks feed the whole hill

The San Francisco Planning Code puts the Upper Fillmore shopping street in the south central part of Pacific Heights, along Fillmore Street from Jackson down to Bush. It names bars, restaurants, specialty grocers and clothing stores, busy by day and into the evening.

A few blocks north, the Union Street shopping strip is known in the same code for its places to eat and drink. Between the two, a lot of Pacific Heights lunch and dinner gets picked up and carried home.

Two rushes a day, one shelf

Lunch is fast. Someone walks down, grabs a salad or a bowl, and walks back up. Dinner is bigger: two or three mains, a side, a dessert, and the drivers come in waves.

Every one of those orders sits on your shelf for a minute or two. When all the bags look the same, people read tickets, pick the wrong one and stand around. When your name is printed big on the bag, they grab it and go.

  • Lunch: one bowl or salad, one drink. Light, but it gets carried up a steep street, so the handles matter.
  • Dinner: two or three containers side by side on a square bottom, sauces in the side folds.
  • Delivery: your name faces out on the shelf so the driver finds it in one look.

Made to climb the hill

Our bag is 12″ × 7″ × 14″ in 110 GSM matte kraft. The flat paper handles are taped inside, the bottom is square and stands up on its own, and it holds up to 22 lb. That is plenty for a dinner for four walked up Fillmore.

Pick brown kraft or bright white. We print your logo up to 12 × 14 in on the front. Setup is $0. Many printers charge $150+ before they print a single bag.

What a Pacific Heights shop pays

A full box on Subscribe and Save is $85 for 150 bags. That is 56.7¢ a bag, and it comes with 100 food tamper-evident stickers. The bundle works out to 50.7¢ a bag. Shipping is free, and boxes arrive 3 to 4 days after they ship.

Down the hill, our Hayes Valley page covers takeout eaten in the park, and the San Francisco page covers the whole city. For proofs, sizes and every option, start at Bay Area logo printed takeout bags.

[02]Pacific Heights prices

Choose your box. Your logo prints at no charge.

Best value

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$85$94

56.7¢ a bag · 150 bags

Paid 100Free 50

  • Logo printed free on the front
  • 50 free bags: 20 in the box plus 30 for subscribing
  • 100 free food tamper-evident stickers
  • Free shipping · skip or cancel anytime
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One-time

$94

78.3¢ a bag · 120 bags

Paid 100Free 20

  • Logo printed free on the front
  • 20 free bags in the box
  • 100 free food tamper-evident stickers
  • Free shipping · no plan
Buy one box
Best value

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$152$160

50.7¢ a bag · 300 bags

Paid 200Free 100

  • Logo printed free on the front
  • 100 free bags across 2 boxes
  • 200 free food tamper-evident stickers
  • Free shipping · skip or cancel anytime
Set up my bundle

One-time

$160

64¢ a bag · 250 bags

Paid 200Free 50

  • Logo printed free on the front
  • 50 free bags across 2 boxes
  • 200 free food tamper-evident stickers
  • Free shipping · no plan
Buy the bundle

Printed costs the same as plain. Printing the back side is a paid extra.

[03]Pacific Heights FAQ

Quick answers for Fillmore Street kitchens.

Will the bag hold a full dinner for a family?

Yes. It carries up to 22 lb on a square bottom.

Brown or white for a clean, simple logo?

Both work. Thin, light logos read best on bright white; bold dark logos pop on brown.

What do I pay for setup?

$0.

Can I start small?

Yes. The Kraft Discovery Box has 50 printed bags for $28.

Start with a small box

Fifty dinners on the shelf with your name facing out.

The Kraft Discovery Box sends 50 logo printed kraft bags and 50 food tamper-evident stickers. Setup and shipping are free. Join our emails for the welcome price code.

Welcome price$28 $42