1. Plentea
7.4
341 Kearny St (btwn Bush & Pine St), San Francisco, CA
Bubble Tea Shop · Financial District · 107 tips and reviews
Faith: Be prepared for a bit of a wait as they work out new biz kinks. But fresh fruit tea and crema oolong are worth it. They also have sweet or savory waffles!
Elynn Lee: The salted crema oolong tea is my new favorite! It's amazing. The crema offers a lovely balance to the oolong and, when mixed together, it's amazing and creamy. They have lids for the bottles, too!
Liana Fong: Oolong tea crema is my favorite so far
3. El Buen Comer
8.3
3435 Mission St, San Francisco, CA
Mexican Restaurant · Bernal Heights · 16 tips and reviews
Nico Pitney: "Owner/chef Isabel Caudillo born and raised in Mexico City, makes authentic meals from scratch using organic masa and hand-rolled enchiladas, including less knowns like a pasta dish coditos con crema"
Peter Chiu: Amazing Mexican food. Fresh tortillas. Get any of the house specials. But especially the meatballs
Daisy Zook: The tacos are really awesome. Also had the stew -guissado-were also good. Desserts were just ok.
5. Ragazza
9.0
311 Divisadero St (btwn Oak & Page St), San Francisco, CA
Pizzeria · Buena Vista · 103 tips and reviews
Tasting Table: Try our current favorite: the Bianca, with onion crema, preserved lemon and wild arugula. As the weather warms up, keep in mind that the back patio is open for seating: Read more.
Lauren Miyamoto: For an appetizer, try the risotto balls with sun-dried tomatoes and arugula (can't remember Italian name). We loved the red chard pizza too!
Kayvon Tehranian: Ragazza's kale salad is one of the best in the city. Hands down.
7. Sharetea
7.3
135 4th St (at Mission St), San Francisco, CA
Bubble Tea Shop · SoMa · 33 tips and reviews
Ellen McGrody: Super delicious, and the only place around here that does crema. That cocoa crema lives in my dreams! Lines at this location are CRAZY - expect 20+ minute waits for boba.
Dan Chen: Pretty good milk tea and almost comparable to Plentea. The Oolong Tea Crema is good, ask for a knife so you can cut it open to enjoy the crema.
Vladyslav Zakharchenko: Tea bubbles, fun and refreshing. My favorite is oolong with aloe topping.
8. Causwells
8.3
2346 Chestnut St (btwn Divisadero & Scott St), San Francisco, CA
American Restaurant · Marina District · 60 tips and reviews
tablehopper: Start with the trio of deviled eggs ($6.25), topped with a feisty paprika, another with avocado crema and puffed farro, and my favorite, smoked trout.
Brian Longtin: Best burger I've had so far in SF. All juicy beef and cheese <drool>.
tablehopper: Their Americana burger is like your dream Big Mac: two thin patties are seriously seared, with American cheese, onion shavings, pickles, and a zippy Thousand Island-inspired sauce.
10. Perbacco
8.2
230 California St (btwn Battery & Front St), San Francisco, CA
Italian Restaurant · Financial District · 133 tips and reviews
Eater: At Perbacco, try the adaptation of fig leaf panna cotta dappled with blackberries and lemon balm, as well as the milk chocolate cremeux mingled with sea buckthorn and vanilla crema. Read more.
Marc S: Everything is of top quality. Among the mains (“secondi”), the beef cheek is amazing.
Brian: 7x7's Big Eat 2012 says the salumi misti plate is delicious. Yum!
12. Square Pie Guys
8.9
1077 Mission St (7th Street), San Francisco, CA
Pizzeria · SoMa · 24 tips and reviews
sohail: Really good pizza!! Detroit style is an excellent alternative to the usual thin crust. SPG is now part of my regular rotation.
Anerica: Came back and had the buffalo wings - amazing! It is a tough call about which of the wings to choose to order; both are so delicious!
Andrew Hirsh: This is the best pizza that I’ve had in San Francisco. I can’t stop thinking about the buffalo chicken pie!! The burger looks great too, but I’m going to need a bigger stomach.
15. Prospect
7.9
300 Spear St (at Folsom St), San Francisco, CA
New American Restaurant · Rincon Hill · 129 tips and reviews
SF Weekly: SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST FINE DINING HAPPY HOURBlack garbanzo hummus w/crackers; fried cauliflower; trotter taquitos w/avocado crema, & a glass of wine — $5 each... Read more.
nils janson: Happy hour is a fantastic value. Try the fried shishito peppers if they have them. Delicious.
7x7 Magazine: Our favorite brunch dish is "The Prospector". House-made bacon, duck breakfast sausage, corn skillet cakes, eggs over easy and home fries. Read more.