Best non-Japanese seafood meal ever! Crudo sampler is a must. Lobster and tomato salad and mussels in cream sauce both better than they sound. Good service and moderate prices. Highly recommended!
Good drip coffee made to order. Relaxed vibe and good for a break from vintage shops in the Haight
Avoid the long lunch hour lines by coming before noon or after 1:30pm. You can also call in your order for pickup.
Best baristas in the city. A true passion for what they do. It's easy to become a regular w/ the cust service you get here. Banana bread is delectable!
Fans of single-origin pour over coffee, stop by, grab a cup, then sip it at the lovely Hayes Valley park.
Adam Keough has revived this bustling Hayes Valley fixture. Its lively, yet comforting brasserie scene remains, but now there’s an energized bar food program & the menu has new soul. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Great patio in the back! Staff is super super friendly and unpretenscious, wait how do you spell unpretensious? ...
This sleek, sophisticated, and slightly cheeky tribute to the islands features dynamic Hawaiian-Indian-NorCal food, and comes complete with cocktails. Read more.
Sunday brunch is excellent, but early evenings are best for watching the sun set behind the Golden Gate Bridge from the floor-to-ceiling windows. Read more.
There's a first-come, first-served 20-seat bar with cocktails and $5-10 bar bites, and a much more extensive wine list than State Bird's. Read more.
In addition to events, outreach, and cafe nights, they offer a bevy of great cooking/kitchen skills classes – from basic knife skills to butchery to cheese making. Impressively well organized.
Anything you order at My My is gonna be good. Be sure to come in early on the weekends as there is always a line. If you're a coffee aficionado, grab a cup at Contraband up the street, they don't mind
Every Saturday at 2:30, you taste, & learn about their full-range of coffee flavors. They also roast their beans on-site & make some of the best coffee in SF right now.
