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American
SoMa
10 reviews
The most expensive meal in California is worth it. — Bon Appétit
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Italian
North Beach / Telegraph Hill
11 reviews
Elegant without being stuffy, this intimate two Michelin star restaurant with a superb wine list serves sophisticated Italian fare, such as a silky ricotta-filled ravioli in butter sauce. — Where
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Cafe
Hayes Valley
16 reviews
Perfect burgers and juicy roasted chicken, cooked over an open fire, complement a menu offering a variety of Mediterranean dishes. — DK Eyewitness
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Burgers
Marina District
10 reviews
Chef Dominique Crenn is equal parts poet and chef, as evidenced by the creative titles of her tasting menu, which includes dishes like “the sea” or “walk in the forest.” — goop
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Italian
Mission District
11 reviews
Diners "fall in love at first bite" at this "quirky" Italian "treasure" in the Mission. — Zagat
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American
Fillmore District
11 reviews
Think "dim sum mixed with fine dining" – that "really does live up to the hype" say "adventuresome" eaters. — Zagat
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American
Fisherman’s Wharf
15 reviews
Be prepared to wait your turn for a table behind chef Gary Danko's legion of loyal fans, who typically keep the reservation book chock-full here. — Fodor's
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American
Mission District
14 reviews
Foreign Cinema is an institution in the Mission. — On the Grid
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Burgers
SoMa
12 reviews
Benu's chef is Corey Lee, former chef de cuisine of The French Laundry and opening sous chef at Per Se. — Gayot
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American
Fillmore District
13 reviews
Pseudo blue-collar joint in warm warehouse/loft setting with ceiling fans, split-level seating, and ginormous windows. — BlackBook
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Vegan and Vegetarian
Nob Hill
10 reviews
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American
Russian Hill
10 reviews
A charming, family run restaurant, La Folie offers the delectable creations of Frenchman, Chef Roland Passot. — Where
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Italian
Mission District
13 reviews
The first thing you’ll notice about Beretta is the elegant décor—industrial chandeliers dangle from the high ceilings and glass light fixtures dot the bar. — goop
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American
Hayes Valley
10 reviews
This laid back approach permeates the couple's quintessential, premium-casual neighborhood spot with room for 60, with rough-hewn, whitewashed walls and weathered beams. — Gayot
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Italian
Pacific Heights
11 reviews
The narrow, no-reservations place offers Chef Nate Appleman creations like lemony sweetbreads with celery and garlic as well as outstanding pastas. — Travel + Leisure
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American
Nob Hill
13 reviews
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American
SoMa
14 reviews
Master restaurant designer Pat Kuleto and chef Nancy Oakes are behind one of San Francisco's most beloved restaurants. — Frommer's
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Italian
Mission District
12 reviews
As boring as spaghetti with tomato sauce may sound, it's been dialed to perfection here, and there would be a neighborhood revolt if it ever disappeared. — Fodor's
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Asian
Union Square
8 reviews
Standout dishes here include ribs made with housemade curry paste, rabbit green curry and a pad Thai made with local Dungeness crab. Expect plenty of unique dishes. — Where
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Italian
Nob Hill
9 reviews
Obscure photos present a pop quiz for culinary aficionados whose every whim is catered to by a relaxed yet responsive staff. — Michelin Guide
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