Space combines high ceilings and elegant decor with varied seating options including lounge and bar-height seats. Atmosphere stays relaxed and lively with music at a level that allows conversation even when crowded. Well-behaved dogs are welcome, adding to the friendly vibe.
The Menchi Katsu Burger and Tebasaki Chicken wings stand out with perfect sauce and rich flavors. Wednesday's Prime Rib comes moist and flavorful, paired with creamy horseradish and bacon-filled creamed spinach.
Dinner here suits large groups and celebrations well, with space for about 30 friends. The vibe fits casual dinners with friends, and dishes by Lorenzo stand out.
"The food here is rich, flavorful, and delicious."
"The squid ink pasta and Katsu Loco Moco were standouts for dinner."
"The American Food prime rib was perfectly cooked and flavorful."
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with a selection of food and drinks.
They offer $2 oysters during happy hour, making it a great deal.
Parking can be difficult, so plan accordingly before your visit.
Middle Eastern restaurant offers authentic shawarma and generous portions in a clean, spacious setting. Atmosphere stays calm and welcoming, suitable for casual meals or quiet conversations. Open late, it serves as a vibrant community spot in an otherwise quiet area.
Fried chicken with a Mediterranean twist stands out, served with rice, bread, hummus, salad, and soup for a reasonable price. The menu also features impressive hamburger options and Cajun fries that complement the dishes well.
Dinner plates come with many sides that make a full meal. Options offer good value and work well for dine-in or to go.
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Jay’s Grill is open until midnight on weekends.
Most menu items are halal except for wings and tenders.
The restaurant offers a customizable salad bar.
Cozy diner space features old-school vibe with warm, welcoming atmosphere and clean, organized interior. Music plays at a comfortable volume, enhancing the relaxed mood. The place serves halal breakfast dishes with some standout items like chicken and waffles and well-plated omelettes.
Fried chicken stands out as super crispy and juicy, often paired with French toast for breakfast. Buffalo wings come crispy and well-seasoned, while steak and eggs arrive hot and tasty.
Breakfast is served all day, making it easy to enjoy morning favorites for dinner. Saturday evenings offer a solid dinner option before late shifts with a consistent menu and friendly atmosphere.
Good to know
They serve only halal meat.
The diner has an excellent central location.
The kitchen is small, so expect longer wait times during busy hours.
Neighborhood soul food spot with Southern fried chicken and best-ever cornbread serves meals in plastic trays like a sports bar. Atmosphere stays low key and lively, with pleasant background music and TVs showing 80's shows and sports. Small tables, booths, and a communal table create a warm, family-operated vibe.
Fried chicken stands out with its extra crispy skin and juicy inside, seasoned well and holding up after a ride home. Cornbread is slightly sweet with a great corn mix, and the mac and cheese is rich and delicious.
Fried chicken breast stands out with its fantastic flavor and juicy texture. The dinner sparks repeated orders and constant expressions of delight at the table.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-5:30 pm with great deals on wings and wine.
The 2 piece combo is priced at $15, but may cost $20 with extras.
The menu is limited to lunch options, primarily featuring fried chicken.
Restaurant blends Star Trek theme with warm, inviting atmosphere and Michelin-level food. Crowd enjoys wine and cider on tap alongside standout dishes like pork chop and pappardelle. Space feels cozy with Tiffany lamps and exposed brick, creating a casual yet classy vibe.
Buffalo wings come with perfect sauce and get local approval. Starters include smoked trout dip with Old Bay chips and chicken liver pâté with cornbread and marmalade. Desserts feature bread pudding alongside hearty mains like pork chop and pappardelle.
Dinner here offers a magical party atmosphere with exceptional food and free-flowing wine. Service pays close attention to timing and detail, making the whole experience smooth and enjoyable.
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Happy hour offers $7 wines and bar snacks for a quick bite.
A mandatory 20% service fee is added to all checks.
The wine list features 46 options, organized by intensity.
Wine bar blends Seoul meets NYC style with a modern, fun decor and a lively, energetic atmosphere. Loud music fills the intimate space, creating a vibrant, upbeat vibe that suits groups and late-night hangs. Extensive makgeolli selection pairs with bold Korean fusion dishes, making it a standout for unique flavors and experiences.
Fried chicken sandwiches stand out with crispy, juicy chicken and a perilla leaf that adds a unique touch. The deluxe version is large and pairs well with makgeolli.
Cozy atmosphere pairs with delicious food and good service. Tapas style encourages sharing and social dinners.
Good to know
Reservations are required as walk-ins are not accepted.
The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating options.
A QR code is used for the menu; no paper menus are available.
Southern fine dining unfolds in a sleek, moody space with an open kitchen showcasing chefs at work. Elegant, intimate lighting and soft textures create a calm, composed atmosphere. Signature cocktails and creative dishes like chicken-stuffed wings highlight a refined, upscale experience.
Chicken wings stand out, especially the stuffed wing variety. Creamy, perfectly seasoned grits come with playful sides, alongside classic dishes like ambrosia salad.
Dinner here offers elevated southern comfort with a vibe suited for celebratory occasions like birthdays or business dinners. The food impresses and fits well for special nights out.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand, especially on weekends.
Happy hour features discounted drinks and appetizers from 5-7pm daily.
The menu changes seasonally based on local farmer's market finds.
Intimate basement venue with excellent acoustics and spacious seating offering great viewing angles. Atmosphere feels like a secret nightclub with cozy, close-up performances. Music energy stays consistently strong with live blues and jazz acts.
Biscuits come with honey butter and stand out alongside dishes like shrimp and grits and jambalaya. The menu also features gumbo, ceviche, fried chicken, and Caesar salad.
Dinner combines good food with live entertainment. A $45 per person fee applies for the music on top of the meal cost.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for prime seating during performances.
There is a $45 per person fee for music in addition to dinner.
A two-drink minimum is required for all guests during shows.
Open kitchen with front-row view of the hearth creates an engaging dining experience. Spacious interior blends modern elegance with warm, inviting decor and offers stunning waterfront views including the Bay Bridge. Atmosphere is lively and bustling, suited for those who enjoy vibrant settings.
Heirloom grits with apple and fennel offer a comforting yet refined touch. Spare ribs, duck confit, ribeye steak, and scallion fried bread highlight the American food options alongside a grilled county line gems salad.
Dinner here features consistently amazing food and attentive service. The spot suits special occasions like birthdays and group dinners with friends.
Good to know
Reservations are often fully booked until late evening, so plan ahead.
Expect smaller portion sizes, which may not justify the price.
The restaurant does not serve complimentary bread with meals.
Cozy wine bar with beautiful wooden interior and chic decor creates a warm, intimate atmosphere ideal for quiet conversations. Space feels inviting and polished, attracting those seeking a relaxed yet trendy spot for dates or small gatherings.
Steak and eggs stand out with their hearty portions and solid presentation. This dish captures classic American breakfast flavors well.
An inviting space suits private events and dinner well. The dinner menu offers options worth trying.
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Bosque offers a small but amazing menu with options for vegetarians and carnivores.
Brunch is now served, featuring a variety of small plates.
The wine list is well priced and accessible, perfect for casual gatherings.
Light, airy space with an open kitchen and large communal table encourages conversation. Bright, harsh lighting contrasts with colorful decor and French mural art, creating a unique vibe. Atmosphere feels relaxed and authentic, reminiscent of a neighborhood bistro in France.
Meat dishes like hanger steak and hamburger stand out here. Custom grilled cheese and sides like onion soup and fries round out the American food offerings.
Dinner features French dishes like tartare, chicken liver, and Bourride. It suits large groups and offers a delicious, authentic experience.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for weekend brunch.
Expect wait times of 30-60 minutes during peak hours.
The restaurant offers a special brunch menu on Saturdays and Sundays.
Seafood restaurant offers waterfront views and a small, diner-style interior with celebrity photos on the walls. Atmosphere feels like fast food with plastic seating but remains quiet enough to enjoy meals. Outdoor area doubles indoor space, creating a casual vibe amid a lively pier setting.
Lobster rolls stand out with rich garlic flavor and a classic Maine style that many find delicious. Meals often include tater tots, small sides, and a drink, complementing the seafood well.
Dinner here feels low key and quiet, even at peak times. Meals run over 60 USD for small portions.
Good to know
This place has no toilets, so plan accordingly.
The prices at the restaurant are quite high for a fast food place.
I found good gluten-free options available.
Takeout restaurant offers a quiet, friendly atmosphere with plenty of space and tables. The environment feels comfortable and welcoming, suited for casual lunch or dinner. Food selections include unique, high-quality sandwiches and hot dishes with reasonable prices.
Pulled pork sandwiches stand out with ciabatta bread and rich flavor. Other options include a turkey club on sourdough and tasty lasagna with mushrooms.
Options include easy dinner choices and grab and go lunch items. The atmosphere feels quaint, suitable for both lunch and dinner.
Good to know
Lunch for two is under $20 with a satisfying variety of options.
The prices are reasonable, making it a great value.
There is a wide variety of entrees, sandwiches, and desserts available.
Open kitchen and DJ playing soulful house music create a lively, cozy atmosphere with red faux leather booths and sexy lighting. Space feels limited and narrow, making movement tricky when busy. Music volume often makes conversation difficult, especially during weekend nights.
Prime rib stands out with its perfect tenderness and exquisite seasoning, cooked medium-rare to melt in your mouth. The truffle lobster mac and cheese offers a rich, creamy flavor that complements the meal well.
Dinner offers a casual vibe with consistently great food and drinks. Staff provide solid service that complements the relaxed atmosphere.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially on busy nights like Valentine's Day.
Free and paid street parking is available nearby, but it can be challenging.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, even with a reservation.
Rooms offer breathtaking city and bay views with spacious, elegant design. Atmosphere feels quiet and sterile, with noticeable noise from other rooms and hotel infrastructure. Amenities include a well-equipped gym and luxurious linens, but no pool or spa facilities.
Breakfast offers a variety of options with high quality dishes. The Crab Eggs Benedict stands out for being perfectly prepared and delicious, while other versions of eggs benedict can be overcooked and less impressive.
Dinner features delicious meals with attentive and kind service. One spot offers breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a bar all in one place.
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The hotel offers stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the city skyline.
Rooms are spacious and well-decorated, providing a comfortable stay.
Valet parking is available but can cost over $100 per night.
Small modern bistro with warm wooden decor and multiple intimate dining areas, including a hidden outdoor patio with heaters. Atmosphere feels cozy and romantic, especially during sunset. Guests enjoy a blend of refined French and California cuisine in a quiet, private setting.
Lobster roll features succulent lobster with a rich, creamy lobster head butter on a perfectly toasted brioche. Surf and turf appetizer offers complex flavors and textures.
Dinner offers a delicious menu that suits both groups and romantic evenings. The experience feels successful and satisfying every time.
Good to know
Caché has a seasonal menu that changes regularly.
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Expect higher prices for unique dishes, with some items over $20.
Former bank transformed into an upscale bar and restaurant with an epic central bar and modern public house energy. Atmosphere feels beautiful and lively, suited for after-work drinks and casual lunches. Unique features include martini and champagne carts that add interactive fun to the experience.
Spicy Fried Chicken Sandwich stays moist and flavorful. Coleslaw tastes fantastic. Caviar comes with duck fat hash browns. Mac and cheese feels dry.
Dinner here features exceptional bites, with the burger standing out. The atmosphere suits a celebratory dinner and extends well into dessert.
Good to know
Happy hour is popular, but expect large crowds and potential wait times.
Reservations are recommended for larger parties, especially during peak hours.
The venue is part of a Privately Owned Public Open Space, offering free wifi.
Food court combines open, light-filled design with multiple levels hosting diverse restaurants and bars. Atmosphere stays relaxed and cozy with a refreshing vibe that connects to a nearby retail space. Frequented for local food options and a cooking school, it offers a lively yet chill environment.
Tacos and loaded fries stand out with bold flavors. Classic American staples like cheeseburgers, chicken sandwiches, and fries offer solid comfort food, though a double cheeseburger runs close to $20.
Dinner offers satisfying portions like mofongo with plant-based chicken that work well for solo meals. The atmosphere supports both casual dinners and plans for return visits.
Good to know
Trivia night happens on Mondays at Saluhall SF.
The downstairs area opens at 8 AM for breakfast and coffee.
Happy hour runs after 5 PM on Thursdays with specialty drinks.
Art Deco-inspired interior with high ceilings and expansive windows creates an inviting, well-lit atmosphere. Space feels comfortable and energetic, often loud with jazz and sports on a big bar TV. Bar serves photogenic cocktails alongside Italian dishes in a trendy, social setting.
Smoked salmon eggs Benedict stands out with generous smoked salmon and nicely fried potatoes. Chicken noodle soup with stars offers a comforting, magical flavor. Prime rib French dip sandwiches feature thinly-sliced beef on a soft roll with au jus and horseradish sauce.
Dinner features meatballs and zucchini fries alongside great vibes and attentive, friendly service that promptly handles drink orders.
Good to know
Reservations are required to dine at Little Original Joe's, especially on weekends.
Expect long wait times if you arrive without a reservation, particularly after 6 PM.
The kitchen stops serving the chicken Caesar wrap at 3 PM.
Modern design blends natural stone accents and bespoke furnishings with a chic outdoor patio featuring fire pits and heat lamps. Atmosphere stays relaxed and welcoming, suited for both business and special occasions. Signature cocktails like the handcrafted espresso martini complement a menu with standout dishes such as duck noodle soup.
Fried chicken sandwiches come with coleslaw and vary from fairly good to just okay. Duck soup and pork belly eggs Benedict appear, with the latter featuring chopped pork belly rather than whole pieces.
Staff from servers to managers show genuine care during dinner. The menu invites repeat visits and pairs well with their impressive whisky collection and after-dinner drinks.
Good to know
Happy hour is available with drinks and fries, perfect for after work.
The restaurant is suitable for both business meetings and casual dining.
The outdoor patio is a great spot for year-round dining.
Large space with wall-to-wall screens and a sports ticker creates an immersive viewing experience. Multiple game activities like foosball, shuffleboard, and a golf simulator add interactive fun. Outdoor seating with fire pits and heat lamps offers a comfortable spot to relax.
Loaded Thrive City nachos come with extra queso and offer a reasonably priced option for American food.
Dinner service includes appetizers but can have long waits even when the place is half empty. Reservations are accepted but order taking may be delayed or missed during dinner hours.
Good to know
Happy hour ends by 5 PM on weekdays.
Expect large crowds during playoff watch parties.
Getting there early on game days is recommended to avoid long waits.
Renovated historic building offers spacious, quiet rooms with beautiful views of iconic landmarks. Common areas feature cozy seating and a fireplace, creating a charming and inviting atmosphere. Valet parking and bike rentals add convenience to the overall experience.
Clam chowder stands out with a sampler and a full bowl that both impress. Fish dishes like fish and chips and a fish dinner offer solid options. The Boudin sourdough bread complements meals well.
Dinner features consistently delicious meals served with professional and timely service from staff like Bryan. Multiple visits confirm a reliable and satisfying dinner experience.
Good to know
The hotel has a 'resort fee' that is charged at the end of your stay.
Valet parking costs $75 for parking in a garage across the street.
The hotel's location is within walking distance to Pier 39 and many restaurants.
Spacious lounge with modern decor and plentiful comfortable seating offers a relaxing atmosphere despite occasional crowding. Amenities include showers, yoga room, and private spaces, supporting both work and relaxation. The bar serves notable cocktails, enhancing the overall experience.
Chocolate chip cookies and Ghirardelli brownies stand out among desserts. Dinner options include beef and broccoli, vegetarian curry, and salads, alongside chicken in gravy, meat tacos, and nachos with dips.
Dinner offers healthy options like beef and broccoli, vegetarian curry, and salads. Desserts include lemon bars and brownies, with food quality better than breakfast.
Good to know
Entry is free with a LoungeKey or Priority Pass card.
There was a 30-minute wait to get in during peak hours.
The lounge is not ADA friendly, making access difficult for those with disabilities.