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San Francisco spots
Blowfish Sushi to Die For is one of San Francisco spots.

1. Blowfish Sushi to Die For

2170 Bryant St (at 20th St), San Francisco, CA
Sushi Restaurant · Mission District · 123 tips and reviews
Mr. Holmes Bakehouse is one of San Francisco spots.

2. Mr. Holmes Bakehouse

1042 Larkin St (at Sutter St), San Francisco, CA
Bakery · Lower Nob Hill · 159 tips and reviews
Waterbar is one of San Francisco spots.

3. Waterbar

8.9
399 The Embarcadero (btwn Folsom & Harrison St), San Francisco, CA
Seafood Restaurant · Rincon Hill · 199 tips and reviews
District is one of San Francisco spots.

4. District

8.5
216 Townsend St (btwn Ritch & 3rd St), San Francisco, CA
Wine Bar · SoMa · 110 tips and reviews
21st Amendment Brewery & Restaurant is one of San Francisco spots.

5. 21st Amendment Brewery & Restaurant

8.6
563 2nd St (at De Boom St), San Francisco, CA
Brewery · South Beach · 373 tips and reviews
Jamber Wine Pub is one of San Francisco spots.

6. Jamber Wine Pub

7.4
858 Folsom St (btwn 4th & 5th St), San Francisco, CA
Wine Bar · SoMa · 84 tips and reviews
Anchor & Hope is one of San Francisco spots.

7. Anchor & Hope

83 Minna St (at 2nd St.), San Francisco, CA
Seafood Restaurant · SoMa · 174 tips and reviews
Sushi Hashiri is one of San Francisco spots.

8. Sushi Hashiri

8.4
4 Mint Plz, San Francisco, CA
Japanese Restaurant · SoMa · 15 tips and reviews

EaterEater: At around $250 per person, Hashiri is a bit pricey, but has some of the rarest and highest quality fish selections outside Japan. Some selections are almost too beautiful to eat. Read more.

ICHI Sushi is one of San Francisco spots.

9. ICHI Sushi

3369 Mission St (at Godeus St), San Francisco, CA
Sushi Restaurant · Bernal Heights · 48 tips and reviews

EaterEater: Although San Francisco isn't a sushi town, per se, even the snobbiest raw fish fans adore Ichi, serving inventive, pristine sashimi, specialty rolls and more. [Eater 38 Member]