Laurelwood is a southwest San Mateo neighborhood anchored by its namesake shopping center, with the everyday restaurants, services, and shops locals rely on.
San Mateo Local lists 28 local, independent businesses in Laurelwood, San Mateo, from restaurants and shops to everyday services. Nobody pays to be listed.
Laurelwood sushi bar and Japanese kitchen, a steady neighborhood favorite.
A creekside neighborhood park whose dirt trails climb Sugarloaf Mountain for ridge-top views over the Peninsula.
A fine-art school teaching kids and teens drawing, painting, sculpting, and mixed media through structured projects.
Parent-and-child play, music, and art classes for babies through preschoolers, plus open gym and party space.
A neighborhood park with a fenced playground, basketball court, open lawn, and picnic areas, linked to Laurie Meadows Park by a bridge over Laurel Creek.
A 7.5-acre park with a big playground featuring tube slides and a rock-climbing wall, a toddler playground, a fenced dog park, grassy fields, and picnic areas.
A recently renovated, fully fenced off-leash dog area inside Laurie Meadows Park, which connects to Casanova Park by a footbridge over Laurel Creek.
A certified farmers market held year-round on Saturday mornings from 9am to 1pm in the College of San Mateo parking lot.
Family-owned upscale grocery with standout produce, meat, and prepared foods in Laurelwood.
A neighborhood optometry practice in the Laurelwood Shopping Center.
28 local, independent spots in Laurelwood, San Mateo, and the list grows every week.
Laurelwood has a mix of local restaurants, shops, and services. Browse them above, or ask a local for a pick.
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