San Francisco Restaurants : San Francisco

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Barbacco

Address: 220 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94111

While some elegant Italian restaurants in San Francisco have excellently prepared dishes, they often miss out on the communal and social aspects of Italian cuisine. At Barbacco, guests can enjoy delicious, traditional Italian dishes in an intimate atmosphere more conducive to friends and family. Barbacco is located on California Street next door to its sister restaurant, Perbacco. While Barbacco adheres to the same high standard of quality as Perbacco, its trattoria atmosphere is ideal for a casual meal with friends or a night out without the pressures and rules of fine dining. Even the menu allows for groups to share a variety of appetizers and small dishes, or enjoy a plate of Lasanga Bolognese -- made with spinach pasta -- all to themselves. With the spirit of traditional communal dining alive and well at Barbacco, the restaurant is putting a fresh, modern twist on their food and atmosphere. For a meal that is bound to bring friends and family closer together, look no further than Barbacco.

Food Average
Service Average
Wine List Average
Ambiance Good
Noise Level Medium
Cost ?$$

Palomino

Address: 345 Spear Street, San Francisco, CA 94105

At Palomino, guests can feel like they’re visiting the happiest place on earth. With a menu boasting “The Everyday Happy Hour,” Palomino’s suggests pairing their all day $5 drink specials with a special brand of upscale bar snacks such as Prosciutto Flatbread, Dungeness Crab and Artichoke Dip, and Potatoes Gorgonzola. Who can resist? Palomino serves up California style cuisine with a touch of something special. With selections for both lunch and dinner, patrons can drool over their signature entrée’s, steaks, pastas, and pizzas—more notably their Wild Mushroom, Cured Ham, and Goat Cheese Flatbread, a customer favorite. Located on San Francisco’s breathtaking waterfront, enjoy an all-day happy hour menu with inexpensive selections of gourmet food, drinks, and snacks at Palomino.

Food Good
Service Good
Wine List Not Rated
Ambiance Good
Noise Level Medium
Cost ?$$

Anchor and Hope

Address: 83 Minna Street, San Francisco, CA 94105

Anchor and Hope isn't directly on the water, but its nautical atmosphere full of dock ropes, fishnets, and tribal fish wall paintings will make patrons feel like they are right on the wharf. Located in a renovated General Motors warehouse, this restaurant teems with sea life, both on the walls and in the kitchen. Watch the chefs work their magic from behind the counter just a few feet away from one of the many dining rows. Offering a range of both fish and regular meat, you can devour the freshest food that comes right out of San Francisco itself.

Food Good
Service Good
Wine List Not Rated
Ambiance Good
Noise Level Medium
Cost ?$$

Cha Cha Cha

Address: 1801 Haight Street, San Francisco, CA 94117

Located in Haight-Asbury, San Francisco’s most colorful Historic district, lies a Tapas restaurant and bar that revolutionizes the marriage of healthy dining and intense flavor. Caribbean and Cajun flavors are staple of importance at Cha Cha Cha, a restaurant that can prove that eating healthy doesn’t mean you have to eat bland. Serving up spicy, hot dishes such as Lechon Asado (roast leg of pork), and Arroz Con Pollo (roasted chicken with spicy vegetables), guests can be introduced to new flavors as well as dine on classic flavors. With options for lunch and dinner as well as drinks and dessert, Cha Cha Cha also offers catering options for your next party. Try something new at this trendy hotspot; you might be surprised by the flavors!

Food Good
Service Good
Wine List Not Rated
Ambiance Good
Noise Level Medium
Cost ?$$

SpringLoaf Catering

Address: 3744 Mt Diablo Blvd., Suite 307, Lafayette, CA 94549

With unique dishes ranging from mini pumpkins filled with fall vegetables to passion fruit and lychee crème brulée, SpringLoaf Catering has already gained footing and exposure in San Francisco’s competitive culinary market. SpringLoaf Catering, operating since 2003, has been featured in prominent magazines such as Martha Stewart Weddings and San Francisco’s 7x7. With menu choices based on fresh, locally-sourced products, the company offers various ethnic food items such as Mediterranean, Latin, and Asian-inspired fare. The staff has a reputation for thoughtful, attentive service and SpringLoaf’s chefs customize each menu to fit their clients’ specific needs to make events special and memorable. Vegetarian, as well as Kosher-style menus, are available.