San Francisco

Restaurants

2223 Restaurant

Castro spot delivers hip style and creative fare.

Absinthe Brasserie and Bar

Absinthe recalls the days of Dorothy Parker and her circle of witty, sardonic critics. Along with dicing celebrities, they took great pleasure in good ... (more) ...

Ace Wasabi's Rock 'n' Roll Sushi

For good times and great sushi, head to Ace Wasabi's, where you'll find a happening crowd and a diverse menu, including appetizers, salads, and seafoo ... (more) ...

Acquerello

Elegant and subdued, this intimate restaurant (whose name means "watercolor") exhibits artistry in both cuisine and appearance. Its serene ambience an ... (more) ...

Alamo Square Seafood Grill

Remember the Alamo...for exceptional seafood that is! This popular restaurant, owned by the same man as the beloved Baker Street Bistro, is applauded ... (more) ...

Albona Ristorante Istriano

Owner Bruno Viscovi generously shares his authentic Istrian cuisine with local diners, exposing them to the culinary hybrid of Italian and Eastern Eur ... (more) ...

Alegrias, Food from Spain

Alegrias means "joy," and that's exactly what you'll get after sampling the great tapas at this friendly, family-style place. Among its delicious dish ... (more) ...

Allegro

A great place to get together with friends and catch sight of folks in the political arena, intimate Allegro also promises lovely views and terrific I ... (more) ...

Andalu

This spacious eatery offers an array of tapas, which draw on many world cultures for inspiration. Ahi tartare tacos and Vietnamese spring rolls hint a ... (more) ...

Anjou

A small, old-fashioned French bistro, Anjou is tucked away from the chaos of Union Square, a cozy respite for passers-by. Selections range from Gallic ... (more) ...

Antica Trattoria

This comfortable neighborhood Italian restaurant offers a simple menu that will have your taste buds singing. Although selections change frequently, m ... (more) ...

Aqua

Lauded for its incomparable cuisine, this much-loved restaurant builds its reputation on unfailing consistency in quality and atmosphere. Each visit, ... (more) ...

Bacar

Wine, seafood and jazz grace a converted warehouse.

Baker Street Bistro

Don't be taken aback if the lively owner of this cozy brunch spot hails you from the street, inviting you into the comfortable neighborhood bistro. Ex ... (more) ...

Bar Crudo

Albeit a tiny space with bar dining downstairs and a handful of tables upstairs, Bar Crudo has made quite a splash with its exquisite seafood. Impecca ... (more) ...

Betelnut

One of the Bay Area's best values is this Cow Hollow classic. Boasting a trendy Pan-Asian (or, Pacific Rim) menu and sleek, vintage Chinese décor, Bet ... (more) ...

Big 4

The Big 4 takes its name from four, well-known, 19th-century railroad tycoons, and the restaurant's decor is adorned with memorabilia from the era. Pa ... (more) ...

Blue Bottle Coffee Co.

Named after a 17th-century Viennese coffeehouse, Blue Bottle nurtures an insatiable need to produce the freshest, best and most environmentally-friend ... (more) ...

Bombay Ice Cream

Everyone thinks they know what kind of ice cream they like, but this little shop is certain to upend your preferences. Specializing in cold, creamy tr ... (more) ...

Boogaloo's

If you're looking for a brunch with chafing dishes, a string quartet, and starched linens, you won't find it here. But, if you want classic Mission ch ... (more) ...

Boulevard

A historic, waterfront building, dazzling Art Nouveau decor and sumptuous food hit all the right notes at this always-busy restaurant. Lively yet roma ... (more) ...

Café Jacqueline

Romantic restaurant specializes in both sweet and savory souffles.

Café Kati

This quaint Japantown eatery features cozy seating and an extensive menu. Chef Kirk Webber constantly prepares inventive dishes, adding his own flair ... (more) ...

Caffe Greco

Greco's European sensibility makes it a classic with city residents and travelers, who come to indulge in perfectly crafted cappuccinos, scrumptious p ... (more) ...

Caffe Trieste

In the 1950s, this original North Beach location was the first on the West Coast to offer espresso, fast becoming a "beatnik" hot spot. The beans were ... (more) ...