It's the oldest restaurant in San Francisco, but the seafood is some of the freshest in town. Not even a fire can keep the old fella down for long. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Get tipsy on craft beers in the back garden or score the front booth for its famous mac ’n’ cheese. Read more.
This date-ready "fondue lounge's" done up Western-chic and serving a handful of draft/bottled beers, 25 vinos (5 on tap), and inventive savory/sweet specialties. Read more.
Wine here is tap-only and the 12-item menu features goodness like crispy pork salad. For dessert, get the glass jar-encased s'more that's the size of a hockey puck. Read more.
This delicious beast of a restaurant doubles as a massive, brick-walled sports pub with flatscreens galore and a wall of kegs separating the sit-down side from the massive polished wood bar. Read more.
This joint contains single and double chrome-flat-top-grilled burgers that've drawn them well-deserved comparisons to In-N-Out. Read more.
Try the rich, crispy pig's-trotter croquettes paired w/ luscious pig's-head salumi & bright chile-lime vinaigrette. The seared calamari & octopus bring char-grilled notes to spicy chorizo & clams. Read more.
Show up after 9 PM for "jazz in all its forms." Yes, that includes Sunday brunches to live gospel AND Tuesday night takeovers by funky local hip-hoppers the Jazz Mafia. Read more.