San Francisco Restaurant Guide
Allegro Romano
(3 ratings)
(415) 928-4002
1701 Jones St, San Francisco, CA 94109
Dining Specials
Caffe Sport
Italian, Seafood
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August 1, 2005 @ 6:13 PM
a diner from San Francisco, CA
My girlfriend and I have been to Allegro Romano twice. Both times have been extraordinary experiences. Lorenzo, the host, treated us like we were long-lost friends. The food was top notch, as was the professional and friendly service. Our meal started with a free serving of Bruschetta, and ended with more than one glass of port (on the house) and a long-stem rose for my girlfriend. In between there was excellent food, and believe it or not, singing, led by Lorenzo, accompanied by our fello diners. Allegro has become the "must-visit" restaurant when we have friends in town.
April 8, 2005 @ 5:03 PM
a diner from Dallas
This is by far one of the best Italian restaurants in North America. Reasonably priced and a true Italian experience.
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Number of Reviews: 3
August 1, 2005 @ 6:13 PM
a diner from San Francisco, CA
My girlfriend and I have been to Allegro Romano twice. Both times have been extraordinary experiences. Lorenzo, the host, treated us like we were long-lost friends. The food was top notch, as was the professional and friendly service. Our meal started with a free serving of Bruschetta, and ended with more than one glass of port (on the house) and a long-stem rose for my girlfriend. In between there was excellent food, and believe it or not, singing, led by Lorenzo, accompanied by our fello diners. Allegro has become the "must-visit" restaurant when we have friends in town.
April 8, 2005 @ 5:03 PM
a diner from Dallas
This is by far one of the best Italian restaurants in North America. Reasonably priced and a true Italian experience.
Pros: A local favorite, small/cozy, great staff, inviting atmosphere, good menu selections, good food & wine. Cons: Not inexpensive, food has been inconsistant in temp, flavor,'freshness.' Never not good but some pasta may be a bit bland,tomato/mozzarella seems pulled out of fridge,some dishes are not served hot enough.
Basics: Make reservations, weekends are packed, dress bus.casual as jeans are a standout. Not a good place for kids. I go back because I really like the atmosphere and the food is good enough.
Basics: Make reservations, weekends are packed, dress bus.casual as jeans are a standout. Not a good place for kids. I go back because I really like the atmosphere and the food is good enough.
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August 1, 2005 @ 6:13 PM
a diner from San Francisco, CA
My girlfriend and I have been to Allegro Romano twice. Both times have been extraordinary experiences. Lorenzo, the host, treated us like we were long-lost friends. The food was top notch, as was the professional and friendly service. Our meal started with a free serving of Bruschetta, and ended with more than one glass of port (on the house) and a long-stem rose for my girlfriend. In between there was excellent food, and believe it or not, singing, led by Lorenzo, accompanied by our fello diners. Allegro has become the "must-visit" restaurant when we have friends in town.
April 8, 2005 @ 5:03 PM
a diner from Dallas
This is by far one of the best Italian restaurants in North America. Reasonably priced and a true Italian experience.
