At Humphrey Slocombe, organic milk and seasonal flavors are used. For winter, try the pumpkin five spice, which tastes like pumpkin pie. Read more.
Order the spiced-chocolate doughnut with a Four Barrel coffee...it's #54 on 7x7's Big Eat SF 2010. Read more.
Incredible. Salmon roe is really good as is the salmon poke. The sushi is some of the best in SF. I like the caterpillar roll. Seaweed salad is the best in the city. Super friendly service to boot.
Solid pan Asian food. Liked the laksa, green curry and portobello tempura. Get the Bambi sake or wasabi ale for drinks!
Despite it being crowded, with loud music playing, I can actually have a conversation with friends. Good job with the baffling, guys.
Amazing food. I love that you can buy containers of fresh guacamole, salsa, and ceviche to go. Great chips too!
This dynamite, low-rent sandwich shop is a beloved, used-to-be-secret of the deep Mission. Vegans love it for the falafel, and the veggie sandwich, but this is also a place for pastrami lovers. Read more.
If brunch had a nightclub, this would be it. Latin American-inspired brunch items like poached eggs served atop jalapeno cornbread — are satisfying, but the dish to beat is the chicharrones de carne. Read more.
We go crazy for the coconut buns...it's #52 on 7x7's Big Eat SF 2010. Read more.
Enjoy Eastern European favorites — Czech beers, German sausages and Hungarian home-style dishes. Decor is low-key but appealing. Read more.
When a "hole-in-the-wall" turns out to be a bright family-run stop with outrageously good tortas and super authentic Puebla eats; that's 38 material. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
When your friends suggest going here, roll your eyes, heave a sigh, then gently suggest sitting outside at Mission Bowl instead, which has superior food & drinks and a similar, less hectic, ambiance.
Confidently unfussy California cuisine in a canopied, elegantly industrial space from Thomas McNaughton of Flour & Water.
This mission spot offers customers $2 hand rolls and $5 - $6 appetizers from 5-7pm Monday through Friday. There are $3 wells, sake cocktails, and bottles of beer, $6 glasses of wine and cocktails. Read more.
unpretentious and pretty close to perfect: stumptown coffee, dynamo donuts, anthony's cookies, patio, wifi, bazillions of sandwiches under $10, reasonable hours, live music, beer, magazines, etc...
Arrive before 9 A.M. on weekends and chuckle as the waiting brunch crowd stares enviously at your sake bloody mary, soft-scrambled eggs, and toasted banana bread. Read more.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST ROAST CHICKENLick your fingers & you'll note salt & garlic, perhaps a little lemon; but we can't prove the presence of rocoto chiles... Read more.
Best Thai food in town. Talked to owner Kasem and definitely see his vision - an airy modern farmhouse with authentic Thai food. Eating here brings me back to Thailand. Now I want to go back!
Hangover food, good veggie options, and don't forget they have dinner! It's pretty cheap and there is beer too.The line on the weekends can get a bit crazy. Best looking American diner in SF. :)
Awesome sushi place. The fish was great quality - would recommend the sashimi or simple maki rolls! The special rolls were great but almost overpower the fish
Awesome new cocktail and small plates space from the owner of Hideout and an all star team of bar folk. I am fucking thrilled this exists.
Match your South Indian meal with a refreshing Gin & Tonic. Dosa’s house-made tonic is infused with black pepper and ginger: Read more.
I would like to drink a lonsdale, and eat some radicchio, and a sausage/green onion pizza and finish with some mascarpone gelato with olive oil and sea salt.
Sunday night Classical Revolution is absolutely amazing. This place has the most incredible atmosphere.
You want a taste of the middle east without hopping on a plane? Come here, authentic and taste just like home!
Scrumptious cookies-and-cream cookie and milk...it's #65 on 7x7's Big Eat SF 2010. Read more.
Homemade pastries are something delicious! Just plain orange juice is a real orange juice! Would spend here my day :D
One of my favorite restaurants in SF. Perfect for a fun dinner with friends or a casual date night. Try the crab croquetas, the lamb sliders, the tinga de pollo and the huitlacoche. You'll come back!
Grab a shot and a tall boy at Tacolicious, to go with their amazing carnitas tacos… the others are good, they just can’t compare. Read more.
If someone offers you a biscuit, gravy, fried chicken, bacon, cheddar with a side of grits, you put on your elastic pants and say yes. (Stoner stack)
Spaghetti and meatballs, just don't try to eat the whole thing alone. Great mixed drinks and garlic bread as well, but get there early, or be ready to wait.
Come before 6 p.m. for the Pi "R" Special: a pizza slice and the beer of the day for six bucks and change. Read more.
I have been a devotee since living in the Haight. Now he is in my new hood! THE BEST Valencia Orange Juice you can have. ULTRA delish. Amazing selections and really good meats!
Serving Verve Coffee beans in a spacious art gallery. Window bar seating makes it super easy to people watch the 24th Street BART plaza. Looking for pastries? Walk next door to La Mejor Panaderia.
Whole Food prices without the crowd. Locally owned. Fresh veggies and even have some meat.
