Best Indian lunch buffet I've found near SoMa. Great Lassi selection: peach is a nice change from the ubiquitous mango.
One of our favorite place in the city for Indian/ Pakistani food. Great service and yummy food:)
Roti, mattar paneer and chicken tikka
Get the lunch special - it's actually available all day and night. That way you can save money. Great food and reasonable price. Friendly service, too!
Will make you sick
Almost vegetarian mostly rice and veg.
Great Japanese salads (smashed cucumber with vinegar, cauliflower with tofu), grilled trout with mushrooms, and skewered chicken.
The bacon scallions are crazy good
Seriously, the pork belly is not to be missed! Also loved the chicken with butter something, something yummy.
Great local spot for food and wine. Good style, but not fancy. Well priced. The pear, blue cheese pizza and the brussel sprouts are two of my favorites!is
I'm gay, he's gay; nevertheless I'm in love with Josh the bartender. Pay him a visit!
$12 half bottle wine happy hour. Delicious flatbreads!
Amazing experience! Textures and flavors were just perfect! Good job chef! :) Worth the money!
Bread, oysters, beets, porcini doughnuts, cauliflower, snow peas, ramps, spaghetti w/ goat cheese, salmon, steak, olive oil cake with strawberries. Oh forget it, just eat everything on the menu.
Get the porcini doughnuts for sure, skip the sardine chips.
Everything is really good; the burger rivals the one at Marlowe; save room fir the sundae!
Packed w/ all the cool-kid tech folks (they're all investors!) and everything I tried on the menu is awesome. Standouts: the 1780 Old Fashioned, deviled eggs, pork trotter (!!), rocky road sundae
Come back for late night food and drink. Serving until 2am every day. Great industry scene at night.
Everything we ordered was delicious, and while fried alligator is one for the bucket list, I still haven't stopped thinking about the baked oysters! Best I've ever had!
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Fried alligator is to die for.
One of the best tasting mattar paneer lunch specials. So flavorful and not too spicy. This place is becoming a must go for me.
If you're here for the first time, you gotta do the initiation dance. You'll get a discount!
Try the chicken pesto wrap.
Try the Pastrami Salami Sandwich - Pastrami and salami with a roasted red pepper aioli
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Get the halibut for dinner, leave room for dessert -- try the beet cake!
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order a sazerac. it's the oldest cocktail in the us and the best in SF is at Absinthe.
Hands-down the best burger in the Bay Area. Artisanal cheeses, rosemary-scented foccacia, and pickled zucchini ribbons help this cafe stand head-and-shoulders above the rest.
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This is a great place to take an out-of-town visitor to eat. Feels like SF. Tastes like SF. Located on Market street in SF.
Best beer selection in Bay Area that I've seen- highly recommended. Ask for the full menu.
The real secret here? Dogfish head 90min (9%) for $4.50. Can't go wrong.
Cool new place in mid market by civic center. Large selection of beers and some wine. Unique brews mostly under $10. Gentrification has commenced
All organic, I love being there on a Wednesday noon... You can buy the moooost delicious hummus there, don't forget to ask for the lemony pita chips!
It's like doubled in size since June! So amazing!
A lot of the farms here actually are organic (or at least pesticide free and have great farming practices) but can't afford to get certified. Which means: you can get organic produce at a big discount
pace yourself or face the consequences. be sure to try the chicken hearts
Meat coma
Eat bacon-wrapped filet mignon with 14 dudes and bros. If you thought communion wafers were the flesh of Christ...this will be like eating God.
If you've been to a show here with an artist big enough to pack it out...then you understand...whoa.
See Phish here.
Sound sucks ass here. Don't go unless its a must-see act.
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