Tim Mambort: Awesome picnic tables out front, cheap good beer and amazing sage fries with the best dipping sauce.
Stephany: Grab a pitcher of Pale Ale and sage fries to share and sit in the sun out front!
Lisa Greenfield: Such a cool spot. I highly recommend the sage fries. Make sure you try the ketchup and mustard too! Homemade and packed with flavor, not what you would expect.
Sergio Guajardo: Vegetarian and cage free/free range egg lovers, LISTEN UP! Do yourself a "flavor" and try the Apple Sage Veggie Sausage breakfast, yeah, it tastes as good as it sounds and comes with potato pancakes!! Read more.
Marc Davis: Wonderful vegetarian breakfast with Field Roast Apple Sage vegetarian sausage.
Morgan Giulianelli: Best muffin basket to munch on while waiting for your delicious breakfast
4. Sixth Course
8.0
1544 15th St, San Francisco, CA
Dessert Shop · Mission District · 23 tips and reviews
Eater: Head to this new sweet spot in the Mission. You'll find insanely delicious truffle flavor combos like honey and fennel pollen, chai tea caramel and sage and brown butter caramel. Read more.
Flora Hinojosa: I got the Chocolate Crunch & hubby got the Good Bar. The shop is well lit, modern & clean plus there is look glass wall towards the back and you can watch them make truffles & their chocolate goodness
Kris Concepcion: Salted caramel dessert on a stick is the pro move here.
5. Lupa Trattoria
8.0
4109 24th St (btwn Castro & Diamond), San Francisco, CA
Italian Restaurant · Noe Valley · 25 tips and reviews
April Underwood: Buttnernut squash ravioli. Sage brown butter sauce. Heaven.
SFGate: A true neighborhood Roman-style trattoria. Try the bruschetta with fava beans, the fennel and artichoke salad or the tortelloni with creamy mascarpone sauce; finish with a creamy lemon tart. Read more.
Melissa H: You can't go wrong here. Good food, good service. The fettuccine tartufate with truffle sauce is especially yummy.
7. Burma Love
8.9
211 Valencia St (Duboce Ave), San Francisco, CA
Burmese Restaurant · Mission District · 148 tips and reviews
Neha Reddy: Robusto: scotch, lemon, honey, mezcal, ginger & sage
SFGate: Burma Love's menu has some overlap with its older sibling Burma Superstar (like the tea leaf salad, shown here), but there are plenty of dishes unique to the Mission, too. Read more.
erinsauce: Order the signature tea leaf salad and samusa soup. Heavenly.
8. SPQR
7.7
1911 Fillmore St (btwn Bush & Pine St), San Francisco, CA
Italian Restaurant · Lower Pacific Heights · 171 tips and reviews
Rebecca Maldonado: Their ricotta gnudi with sage meatballs was amazing! Everything we had was delicious. They did a nice inventive twist of the classic tiramisu that left you craving for more.
lara long: If you can sit at chefs counter it's an entirely different and lovely experience!
Showtime Network: Take a gander at the wine list… Hey, more communion is better, right?
9. Starbelly
8.6
3583 16th St (at Market St.), San Francisco, CA
New American Restaurant · Castro · 290 tips and reviews
Raleigh S: The squash and sage pizza with pepitas is delicious
Yasmin: Might be one of my favorite spots in the Castro. Love the back patio area, too. I dream about their brussels sprouts, and beets. Order a few small plates then share their mushroom pizza. Yum!
Renato Valdes Olmos: Get your burger 'Doc' style. You will not regret this decision for as long as you live.
Tatsuo Kudo: Try the Flavors Of Fall Soup - Turkey confit / sweet potato / cranberry / sage (via @Foodspotting)
Spencer Schoeben: I don't eat steak, yet this steakhouse made it on my list of amazing restaurants. Yes, it's that amazing. They give you cotton candy after your meal. The lobster is delicious. Also the asparagus side.
The Tastes that Make the City: The hamachi shooters are the best hamachi in SF, making our list of "The Tastes That Make the City: SF Edition." Read more.
12. Brickhouse Cafe
8.2
426 Brannan St (at Ritch St), San Francisco, CA
Burger Joint · SoMa · 144 tips and reviews
Zeke Franco: Try the Winter Squash Ravioli - Winter squash and sage ravioli, Berkeley browned butter, feta, toasted pecans
Rosa Ayala: This place has great service. With yummy bread and a garlic butter spread, you can't go wrong. I love getting their salmon of the day, with a creamy caper sauce. Brunch is just as delicious!
Shirley Hornstein: The corner table in the middle of the stairs is the best if you're alone - windows for people watching, cozy chair to get work done (and right by the wifi router!)
Maggie Sheldon: Such a wonderful way to treat yourself! I love the jacuzzi and sauna rooms. The massages -- even just the 25 minute one are fantastic, too.
Rochelle Padilla: If you go during your birthday month, you get a complimentary enhancement to your treatment!
Jessica Chan: go at least one hour early so you can use the amenities: pool, sauna, steam room. then eat an apple and wait in the quiet room for your service!
15. Nopa
9.2
560 Divisadero St (at Hayes St), San Francisco, CA
New American Restaurant · Alamo Square · 557 tips and reviews
Sean Sheppard: Try the Wood Grilled Sage Garlic Sausage, Poached Eggs,
Kevin Skobac: One of our favorite meals ever. Fusilli with Olive Oil Poached Yellowtail, Pappardelle with Nine Hour Bolonese, Porkchop with Horseradish Cream, and Huckleberry Buttermilk Panna Cotta were to die for.
Eater: It's an updated take on the Zuni formula, with the success to show. Both neighborhood standby and destination restaurant, Nopa continues to grow admirably under Chef Jossel. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.