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Foreign Cinema
Address: 2534 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
Foreign Cinema, located in the heart of the Mission, is a novel concept restaurant specializing in fine California/Mediterranean cuisine and a unique entertainment offering of nightly foreign and independent films at dusk. Since its fruitful beginning under executive chef duo Gayle Pirie and John Clark, visitors and celebrities from all over have been captivated by the restaurant’s innovative menu and reels of atmosphere. The restaurant has garnered rave reviews from critics coast to coast and remains a favorite dinner and weekend brunch destination among locals.
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Palio d' Asti
Address: 640 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, CA 94111
Palio d’ Asti is a well-known Italian restaurant in San Francisco’s Financial District. The interior of the restaurant permits the viewing of the chefs in the open kitchen preparing the Italian cuisine with seasonal ingredients according to the regional influence. During the Fall and Winter, the focus is on Piemonte and Toscana. During the Spring, the focus is on Rome and Umbria, while the summer is dedicated to Sicily and Naples. Dishes like the Carpaccio di Tonno, which is thinly sliced and hand-pounded raw ahi tuna with bottarga di tonno, arugula, lemon, and horseradish, can be found on the menu.
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Ozumo
Address: 161 Steuart Street, San Francisco, CA 94105
Ozumo is nestled into the heart of San Francisco’s Embarcadero District. This restaurant serves modern Japanese cuisine in a serene and sophisticated environment. Guests can choose to to sit in a variety of rooms that each offer a unique dining experience and ambience. The Robata Grill, features unique small plates of a variety of meat and vegetables that are cooked over traditional robata charcoal grills. For private dining, Ozumo offers sake tasting in their exclusive, glass-enclosed Sake Tasting Room. Those seeking a more traditional and exotic experience than the golden hued main dining room can be seated on zabuton cusions at lowered granite tables in the Kotatsu room.
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Ducca
Address: 50 Third Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
Located in the Westin Hotel on Market Street, Ducca presents an innovative menu featuring many of Italy’s culinary staples. Guests can dine under the sparkling chandeliers or enjoy the popular style of bar dining, as seen in the Veneto region. Chef Erica Holland-Toll crafts a variety of mouth watering dishes that are geared to leave even the most discriminating foodie satisfied. The wine list highlights the dual regional influence, with a focus on Italian and California vintages offered by the glass and bottle. The Venetian inspired décor (take note of the gold forks), combined with impeccable service and delicious cuisine, blend together seamlessly to create a memorable dining experience.
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Maya
Address: 303 2nd Street, Suite 130-S, San Francisco, CA 94107
Discovering Maya reminds me of the archaeological search for the ancient Mayan civilization. Buried in a forest of concrete SOMA office buildings, suddenly you see the terracotta wall announcing Maya. Founded by Richard Sandoval, creator of Mexican haute cuisine, this neighborhood haunt is a hidden treasure. The restaurant attracts families and friends with the promise of traditional dishes prepared in innovative ways. Then there’s a classy bar, offering dozens of margaritas, wines of the world and at least 100 different types of tequila shots: here reigns the weekly Happy Hour for the wild and furious professionals. Cuisine and drinks are offered at prices of $5 to $24.
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