Our Favorite San Francisco Restaurants

Our own little neighborhood trattoria has had a major upgrade in menu and flavors. The featured pizza oven turns out perfectly-crisp and chewy crusts, and the wines are local.

The San Francisco Brewery in just down the street in the historical Ghiradelli Square. Outdoor beer garden, pool tables and amazing burgers.

This charming cafe was the first place to buy alcohol during the Gold Rush. Well known for their Irish coffees. Near the cable car turnaround.

A Mexican bistro with outdoor patio seating and extraordinary views of the Bay and Alcatraz. This tastes like vacation. Ghiradelli Square.

Pacific seafood, caught on small boats, and brought to our pier by local fishermen. It’s the quintessential seafood - straight forward - without spice and fluff.

Spectacular views of the San Francisco skyline, their sky lounge dazzles dignitaries, celebrities, and in-the-know visitors with creative cocktails, and signature martinis.

The rooftop lounge of San Francisco Proper Hotel, 120 feet above Market Street, features a stylish European terrace with laid-back California vibes. Food + drinks.

Immersive Nikkei experience and "tropical oasis in the sky." 12th floor of Hyatt Palace Hotel. Japanese culinary influence within Peruvian culture. Stunning!

Street food, rooftop views, and your favorite cocktails “del sol,” 364 days a year, rain or shine! Happy Hour 4-6pm weekdays.

Just take a stroll to the Hotel Zoe for Happy Hour at the Pescatore. Enjoy cocktails and nibbles in their upbeat, bistro setting. 3-5pm, Mondays - Thursdays.

Elegant restaurant with views inside and out from its iconic waterfront location. Features an expansive oyster menu, and fresh, sustainable seafood.

Tyler Florence’s new modern American Steakhouse at the Chase Center delivers a refined and comfortable restaurant experience through a sophisticated lens.

Created by a Hollywood set designer, this tropical bar experience features an indoor "lagoon" with a floating live band. In the landmark Fairmont Hotel.

A fine dining interpretation of the modern American steakhouse with hints of Japanese influences. Renowned for Wagyu steak. Near Oracle Park.

The oldest continually run restaurant in California (est 1849), third oldest in United States. Seafood, steak, and more (75+ entrees). European bistro-style service!

Angler is a sea-life focused restaurant with views of the expansive wood burning hearth and the San Francisco Bay. Chef Joshua Skenes and Saison Hospitality. Embarcadero waterfront. 1 Michelin Star.

Fixed menu featuring a variety of seafood and vegetables, a few meat courses, and some sweets. Please plan three hours for your dinner. $350 per person. Not suitable for young kids. 3 Michelin stars.

Californian contemporary cuisine with Italian influences; nightly-changing tasting menus highlight the restaurant's unique partnership with Fresh Run Farm in Bolinas, CA. 3 Michelin stars. CLOSED JULY.

Mister Jiu’s is a contemporary Chinese American restaurant and bar located in a historic Chinatown building with a notable wine list and airy atmosphere. Booking reservations three weeks out! 1 Michelin star.

The menu focuses on ingredients in the most whole form they can find them in. This typically means produce that is in season, at their best and most flavorful. Exquisite. Two Michelin Stars.

Detroit-style pan pizza just up the hill at Ghiradelli Square. Gluten-free and vegan options for dine-in or take-back to your cozy hotel room!

Family-friendly seafood restaurant right down the street! Colorful and lively, this historic San Francisco restaurant gets their seafood right off the boat. Fresh!

California Beach-Shack inspired restaurant with food that’s cool for the whole fam on Pier 39. Salads, burgers, tacos, burritos. Yum, dude!

Between the collections of Rock ‘n’ roll memorabilia and live music, you might get to enjoy a meal at a normal pace for a change! Here’s to entertained kids!