Tan tan noodles one of the better iterations I've had--pretty rich and complex flavor.
Upon entering the polished interior of this new Financial District spot, guests are faced with a carefully crafted cocktail list from seasoned industry vets. Read more.
Tadich is a font of iconic dishes: but for the sheer San Franciscan hubris of putting bacon and fried oysters into an omelet, we have to give it to the Hangtown Fry. Read more.
Tons of seating, outlets, and chargers, Stumptown coffee, all-day breakfast, and lunch options. Paid workspace area ($2/hour), but the Wifi in the patio and front lounge is always free for customers. Read more.
Hakkasan is a downtown must. It’s a wee bit pricey, but the dim sum and crispy duck salad are worth the G’s, as are their cute savory daikon pastries designed to look like tiny carrots. Read more.
It's expensive, but it's the cleanest dim sum venue I've ever been to. Get the Shanghai dumplings and the Chong fun, they've got lots of special dishes you won't find at most other dim sum placed
It says "Home of Little Pancakes" on the sign, and Sears has been turning out delicious ones since 1938. You get 18 in an order, complete with warm maple syrup and soft butter. Breakfast nirvana. Read more.
