The paella is worth the hype. Perfectly done. Pan de chocolat is a great sweet bite to finish.
Chef Chester Watson reinvents bar classics such as pimiento cheese spread with cheddar, Spanish cherry peppers and Carpano Antica sweet vermouth. Read more.
Get tacos, and lots of them. Arctic Char, Skirt Steak, and Pork Belly are fantastic. Chips and guacamole comes with a ton of guacamole- well worth the 9 dollars.
Las Tres Amigas (Bloody Mary, Mimosa, and Margarita) will take care of your brunch cocktail needs.
Best sushi in town! Same quality as Ozumo but half the price. All sushis are prepared by 'Joe', the japanese owner.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST PICK ME UPFreshly brewed espresso shaken w/Bailey's, Kahlua, vanilla vodka, & ice; strained into a cocktail glass; & topped w/3 coffee beans.. Read more.
Sit in the bar and watch the passers by while having a cocktail and Dungeness crab tater tots.
Probably the best sushi in San Francisco! Order the Best Hand Roll, Butterfish and Turkey Toro! =) Read more.
Feels like I'm chillin' in someone's home. Good music, decent drink. Nice patio. Read more.
Brass Tacks ups the ante at Sunday Brunch with a DJ who spins classic R&B hits while patrons enjoy chicken & waffles (which usually sell out), stuffed brioche French toast and pork belly & grits.
Friendly staff and proper haircuts. Best part is that you can schedule an appt (ain't nobody got time for 3 hour walk-in lines). Plus, enjoy a drink while they make you fresh.
From the cocktail program to the always solid menu, Range is one of the most consistent restaurants in town. And, for what it's worth, it's got the only Michelin star in the Mission. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Try crossing the studied, Sichuan-laced creations of a workhorse young chef with a kickback dive atmo pumped up by ghetto rap and a 60-foot dragon. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Craving Sushi? Check out the newly opened Pabu, a Japanese restaurant in the Financial district from Chef Michael Mina, the owner of the Hana Japanese Restaurant in Rohnert Park. Read more.
To get the bridge with the city of San Francisco in the background, pull over about half way up Conzelman Road. There's one spot where the Trans America Pyramid lines up with the North Tower.
Hope you're either contemplating the rest of your life or attempting to make out with someone all the way up here...
Start at the pantoll on top of Mt Tam, and cruise down to Stinson beach. Or start at Stinson and work your way up!
If you're not looking for this place, you might accidentally pass. $12 a round, 14 holes. Good to try once. The wait might be long depending on who is ahead of you.
Get your brisket, ribs, & burger on at Ryan Farr's takeover of Divis' former Da' Pitt, where you'll be greeted with fried mac and cheese, draft brews, and other delights. Read more.
"Will the thrill" is a delish, spicy drink. Spicier than you'd think, which is refreshing (and hot!).
Ignore the usual tourist railing and walk up the lone peak just to the south for stellar and secret views. Steal a kiss or two while you’re at it! #vday
Also known as Rock Hill, this was the site of the Gray Brothers quarry and brick factory. They had a reputation for shoddy work, not paying their workers, and injuries from falling rocks.
Very small plates! Allows you to try many things! Delicious fresh pasta, simple and interesting flavors.
Poolside patios are very rare in San Francisco. A spot in the heated cabana will make you feel like you’ve suddenly been transported to Los Angeles or Miami. Read more.
In the mood for Chinese? Try the soup dumplings, wings, Chinese chicken salad, and sesame noodles, and don't miss Danny Louie's fun cocktails, including alcoholic boba drinks. Read more.
