Experienced mixologists, in my favorite neighborhood, and believe all the hype. This place is no joke amazing!
The passion and dedication to the craft at this Winery continue to amaze me day after day. 2000 Eisele Cabernet Sauvignon, magnificent.
70 seats in the dining room, Baccarat crystal chandeliers and refined New American cuisine. A great choice for pre-theather!
without a doubt the best organic farm in the United States. Their stonefruits are tops!
Consistenly rated one of the best cocktail destinations in SF. You will not be disappointed cocktail connoisseurs!
Even if you aren't a cheese fan, the drive is amazing! I am a huge fan of the Mt. Tam and Red Hawk. Cheese heaven.
for the cocktail aficionado who likes the speakeasy type atmosphere. If you don't have much time to see a lot of places, you should definitely make time for this destination.
Dangerous place to be when you are in the mood for a cocktail. The drinks here are like a potato chip, you can never have just one!
what I love about Coi is that it is accessible molecular cuisine. It makes sense, and it tastes good.
Never can resist a chocolate shake here. A real live soda fountain in SF!
I love coming to this market, mainly for froghollow fruits, but there is so much more! Go localvores!
goat cheese and sorrel stuffed pasta with lime butter: i have died and gone to culinary heaven :)
Menu Highlights: warm bread salad, gnocchi with white truffles and goat butter, and the swordfish!
you have to get the chicken for two roasted in the brick oven. I just about died, so good. Support restaurants like this one that focus on local sustainable ingredients!
A landmark in SF, don't be surprised if you see a few random nudists chillin on the lawn.
At first, I was drawn to this place because of the name. Then I ate the food, then I had a new reason to fall in love with this restaurant. yum!
Get 9 of your friends and book the private room. You won't be disappointed. One of the best meals I have had in my life. If you can sneak a peak of the kitchen afterwards, its a must!
I'm a close friend of the Asst. Beverage Director. Trust me the wine list is stellar here. Food and wine pairings some of the finest in SF.
if you aren't concerned with budget, this hotel is a dream. Centrally located, excellent service. Great happy hour as well.
You can't leave SF without experiencing the trolley. The best way to see the city.
The sustainable/organic movement: this is where it all began. Alice Waters is truly a pioneer.
Pizza, cocktails, late night: all familiar concepts, but put together seamlessly by a veteran team of Adriano Pagannini, Deborah Blum and Ruggero Galdadi and you get Beretta. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
The menu changes nightly, but spaghetti and housemade meat dishes are continual hits. [Eater 38 Member]
The sukiyaki is totally enough for 2 people, which makes ordering it a great value for the price. And make sure you save some broth at the end for the japanese style congee they make for you!
you must come here for a warm cookie right out of the oven while you are in SF. A must I'm telling you, a must! :)
Request one of the tables across from the small, open kitchen. It’s a lot of fun to watch the chefs in action. - Inspector
Order the Vege-tofu curry with udon and slurp up all that delicious broth. YUM.
A few-hour wait is nothing once you bite into one of just four pies from a master pizzaiolo. Read more.
Even the lobby can be an indulgent sanctuary. Sit in the lounge, order the steak Tagliate on the St Regis Lounge menu and the uni indulgent Staff Meal from Ame's menu. Enjoy the ambience.
A bar that marries sexy to vintage typewriters in the Hearst Building with a stage for live music. The serious cocktails are also available with a noticeable lean towards mod era classics.
Just like the Chelsea Market in NYC, only bigger, better, and they have Blue Bottle coffee! #fistpump
The best place to get lost in SF. Apparently, back in the day it was only open in the evening on moonlit nights.
Although there are plenty of wonderful options at this quaint eatery, the french toast is a must. Often called "the best" french toast in SF, stop by Olea for a leisurely brunch. Read more.
You must get the breakfast sandwich with the arugula and asiago cheese. Omgaga.
Had the pleasure of ordering the Korean fried chicken. Sit at the bar and enjoy the view of Dolores Park!
