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Category: Restaurants - San Francisco Voted Best of the City
Address: 1701 Stockton St, San Francisco, CA 94133
Act fast and early if you're thinking about Mama's – after lunch you're out of luck. And you certainly don't want to miss the array of perfectly prepared breakfast foods. Generous portions are standard, whether you order a fluffy omelet, a stack of hotcakes or light, fragrant French toast. If you need them, Mama's...
Category: Restaurants - San Francisco Voted Best of the City
Address: 1408 Clement St, San Francisco, CA 94118
This charming bistro, happily ensconced in its small, friendly neighborhood, always issues a warm welcome. Its comfortably upscale dining room is busy but romantic, and patrons delight in Chapeau!'s well-executed French country fare. Classics like steak au poivre, roast chicken, cassoulet and duck a l'orange are...
Tonga Room Hurricane Restaurant & Bar
Category: Restaurants - San Francisco Voted Best of the City
Address: 950 Mason St, Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco, CA 94108
The Tonga Room offers drinks, dancing, great Asian cuisine, and a festive atmosphere, including a simulated tropical rainstorm that shakes things up every twenty minutes. Expansive windows provide views of the bustling streetscape, and live music and dancing take place nightly. The popular restaurant and bar also host...
Category: Restaurants - San Francisco Voted Best of the City
Address: 240 California St, San Francisco, CA 94111
Old-school classics are the rule here, and for more than 150 years, the place has thrived on simplicity, a great menu, and time-tested hospitality. Seafood is the standard, prepared a variety of ways (mesquite-grilled, baked in a casserole) and always impeccable in quality. Among its mainstays are lobster Thermidor,...
Category: Restaurants - San Francisco Voted Best of the City
Address: 648 Bush St, Hotel Vintage Court, San Francisco, CA 94108
Arguably San Francisco's most expensive restaurant, Masa's is also one of its most celebrated. Its interior is a study of chocolate-brown and ivory, accented with red silk, toile and contemporary artwork. Tasting menus, for which the restaurant is known, display a similar eclecticism, featuring a warm beet salad...
Category: Restaurants - San Francisco Voted Best of the City
Address: 101 Spear St, Rincon Center, San Francisco, CA 94111
Yank Sing, one of the city's popular Chinese restaurants, boasts perpetual energy, especially during the week when competing restaurants slow down somewhat. The place's delicious dim sum includes spring rolls and pot stickers, while house specialties include barbecued meats, Peking duck, and soft-shell crab. With more...
Category: Restaurants - San Francisco Voted Best of the City
Address: 1 Ferry Bldg, #3, San Francisco, CA 94111
High ceilings and awesome Bay views establish a unique atmosphere at this well-received waterfront venue. Style and spectacle are grounded, though, by Slanted Door's authentic country Vietnamese dishes, which get a California kick from local ingredients. Taste the results in the catfish claypot, crispy peppercorn...
Category: Restaurants - San Francisco Voted Best of the City
Address: 1 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94105
A historic, waterfront building, dazzling Art Nouveau decor and sumptuous food hit all the right notes at this always-busy restaurant. Lively yet romantic, the place puts folks immediately at ease and readies them to delight in chef Nancy Oakes' creative cuisine. Her contemporary dishes include roasted veal tenderloin...
Category: Restaurants - San Francisco Voted Best of the City
Address: 649 Jackson St, San Francisco, CA 94133
Great Eastern is so appreciated for its authenticity that you're likely to find a large clientele of native Chinese folks enjoying the cuisine. Seafood is always top-rated, as you'll see with lobster sashimi and prawns prepared a number of ways. Other dishes feature everything from duck and quail to abalone and pork....
