Kitchen open late
What's good here? EVERYTHING!!! Ask Jessica for your sake recommendations. She is the best. If you go anywhere in SF go here!
Best sushi place in San Francisco
Awesome bartender. Good sushi. Try the uni and row tuna sushi.
The happy spoon uni roe shooters.
Tasting menu is well worth it - eight course Omakase sushi and sabu sabu with dessert; make sure to get the sake pairing as well.
Pretty decent menu in a really cozy space. Something for everyone. open late.
Great place for a business lunch, romantic dinner or just happy hour. Modern feel and energetic ambiance.
Come in for the meticulously made cocktails, stay for the confused mish-mash of pre-prohibition/nautical/industrial/maritime/patriotic/steam punk decor
From atmosphere to cocktails, from service to seafood, everything is top notch. We came for the New Year's Eve tasting menu and were blown away.
Now open in the Financial District, Leo's Oyster Bar is a trip. A trip all the way back to the 1950s when businesswomen and men stopped their days for a liquid lunch and made it rain with luxe food. Read more.
Excellent cocktail know-how wonderful hostess -really honestly friendly. A plus: oysters to couple great dry martini & "garden party" Leo's has a feminine flair, as my wife stated. But I still love it
Late night - night cap, good place to go.
Beautiful ambiance . The mezcal habanero cocktail is amazing. A bit less crowded over weekends
Supposedly until 1976 the place was a gentlemen's club where women were not allowed (unless they were prostitutes). http://sanfrancisco.grubstreet.com/2010/01/financial_district_saloon_the.html
"Late night" food. Friendly, lively place with good beer. Bar food is nothing to come for except the loaded fries. Definitely get those.
All of the food on the menu is great! Not crowded during the weekend, even on game days!
If you guys do not know, the place was taken over the the guys from tempest. Way better bar and the food will knock the socks off. The best thing to happen to the downtown bar scene.
Best Taiwanese milk tea place in SF! Premium imported tea, excellent crema and egg pudding, delicious snacks, and open late!
The sea salt crema oolong tea with egg pudding and tapioca is my heaven ❤️
I saw a note (when I was there on May 31,2014) that they offer 300 glass Plentea bottles per day. If they run out you can get a drink with plastic container plus 20% off.
Devils on horseback, lamb shank sandwich, and burger are all fantastic. Chocolate custard for desert.
Tell the waiter to keep the popovers coming
It’s hard to have a bad time at this frisky FiDi hotspot where solid renditions of Southern and San Francisco classics meet impressive cocktails. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
awesome mini burger (their mini is typical burger sized). very reasonably priced, nuanced and super delectable
Vegetarians, be aware that the Super Sauce contains Worcestershire
Sonetimes during lunchtime they hand out free donuts that were leftover from breakfast!
Great revitalized German beer haus. The sausage plate and mustards didn't disappoint! Highly recommend splitting it with a few friends.
This German beer hall features free appetizers, including meatballs in marinara sauce and garlic fries. Starting from Wednesday-Friday 4-6pm, there’s also $5 pints of tap beer from around the world. Read more.
The 80oz boot of beer filled with your choice of beers is a test.
Top recommended: Passion fruit panna cotta, Dungeness crab tortellini, and the mini grilled cheese amuse-bouches. Read more.
The herb roasted lamb is de-lici-ous!
I was welcomed with Grilled Cheese and Soup.. I think that should be something that every restaurant should do!
Try Charles Phan's take on Chinese cuisine for late night supper. -Roy Yamaguchi, Top Chef Masters
With beautiful views of the bay, I enjoy coming here for an early dinner to watch the sun set. My favorites include the shaking beef, cellophane noodles with crab and seasonal vegetables.
claypot chicken is amazing
Great collection of cigars, with a small but very nice selection of beer, wine, and cocktails to accompany your smoke. Let the very knowledgeable Evette guide your choices.
The best place in San Francisco to smoke a cigar!
The bartender will spritz you with Febreze before you leave. He also has "stripper glitter perfume," which I do not recommend.
SF Weekly recommends Chicken & Kale Salad, Deviled Egg Sandwich, BBQ Eggplant Sandwich
Best coffee in the area unless you want to wait in line at blue bottle in the ferry building.
Really slow service if it's busy and only one bartender is working
Seafood is great. Awesome selection of oysters. Good wine menu.
One of my favorite places in SF.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA