San Francisco Restaurant Guide
San Francisco Restaurant Reviews
Welcome to our San Francisco restaurant reviews guide where you'll find top restaurants off the beaten path, both locally owned and chain. In fact, some of the best restaurants in the San Francisco just might be the little mom and pop operations flying under the radar. For some of the best picks in San Francisco, you've come to the right place.
Our San Francisco restaurant reviews guide can help you make sense of the thousands of options out there. Happy eating!
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One of the best seafood restaurants on the west coast
Wonderful experience. This is a must for everyone visiting the waterfront. Not your normal "Fisherman's Warf" restaurant. Kid friendly but elegant and romantic. Great value for a touristy location. Food and service exceeded my expectations. Thanks, we'll be back.
Non pretentious, good thai food, not too expensive
This place USED to have it. They lost it several years ago when they forced Indian food onto the menu. Dudes: read my lips: FOCUS. Pizza... Indian cuisine... I don't get it. They were way better before they took out the bar and gentrified the place. Sunset dwellers don't want such niceties in ...
Well the place is boom (loud noisy overburdened during a few minutes of lunch, and then often a crypt during other times, even prime weekend dinner). When it is slow it doesn't mean the service gets better -- the wait times are painful. The food offers standard Thai at jacked up prices, and ill-co...
I'm not sure where your other reviewer dined, but after numerous visits my wife, oru kids, their friends and many of our friends have had consistently terrific times at Grand Pu Bah. It can be a bit noisy during Happy Hour period, but the menu is creative, the wine list is very interesting and well...
My friend suggested this Korean BBQ place in the Richmond. He said it was the best in the City. He may be right. The restaurant is on a quiet corner in a residential area. The service at this family-run business was quick and unobtrusive. We had the Kalbi beef. The meat was tender and flavorful, unl...
Pleasant people, parking usually no problem, much better than average Korean cuisine, very nice side dishes. The only downside is when a Korean tourist bus fills the place with dozens of diners.
Over all my favorite Korean restaurant in the Bay Area.
The Happy Hour menu was great! Try the SLIDERS!!!!
I love this restaurant. Fish baked in paper is the specialty. If you love light and airy fish cooked to perfection then consider Hyde Street. It's all about the food. And Henry is a great host. Call ahead, it's always busy.
I wholeheartedly agree with the previous review. The food here is superb, especially the fish cooked "en papillote" (in parchment with fresh herbs and sliced vegetables). Also try the lobster bisque...very nice. But perhaps the best part of HSSH is the staff. Henry is an exceptionally warm and invit...
I ate here when I worked in the Financial District of San Francisco. There were always long lines of hungry Office workers. The Chicken Teriyaki was the best. I plan to stop by to eat here when I visit San Francisco.
Stephen
This is a great little secret tucked away in the eclectic and fun Hayes Valley. Convenient to the opera, symphony and ballet, Indigo's staff makes every effort to accomodate the 'pre-show' diner with speedy yet excellent service. Even a casual Thursday diner won't seem so casual when you try their...
My wife and I stumbled onto this small, storefront restaurant one rainy evening and enjoyed one of the more romantic dinners we could imagine. Jackson Fillmore is not a pricey, upscale establishment, but the combination of the bustling waitstaff, steamy windows, soft Opera music and lovely, well-pre...
Friendly, courteous and delicious authentic Japanese cuisine. Excellent, fresh sushi at very reasonable prices. Very relaxed welcoming environment.
(09/15/2005)
We were transport into Italy, with autentic Italian food and atmophere, nice portions and good price.
We are looking for to go back and have that great Lasagna or Linguine Pescatore with a glass of Machiavelly Chianty.
It is a very nice restaurant, with a real Italian atmosphere.
Cozy, romantic, great food. Better than North Beach. Awesome canneloni!
This is the best little atmosphereic Italian place in all of San Francisco, highly reccomended
Best Italian in town and a great atmosphere to boot
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