The Tadich's filet mignon is top drawer – this is an atypical spot where medium rare actually means medium rare-though the sea bass is a close second. This spot demands a two-hour lunch and a martini. Read more.
Got a Gibson martini, clam chowder, and the pet take sole filet. Haven't enjoyed a meal that much in a long time.
In my top 5 restaurants in SF for sure. Get the Sand Dabs and a martini.
There is only one way to have a martini . . . have at two martini lunch here.
There’s a full bar where you can get with a martini, and you’ll want to snag one of the private and curtained wood booths. There are tables as well, but really, it’s all about the booths. Read more.
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls: After an extended hiatus, San Francisco institution Sam’s Grill is finally back open. Stop by for a martini after work. Read more.
Be sure to check out the back room gaming system - and a martini!
One of few classic men's paradise in hipsterville: dapper clothes, gentlemanly accessories, old school member's lounge. Highly recommended for men of the old school elegance persuasion.
An island of panache in a sea of hoodies & jeans, Wingtip is a haven for nattily dressed San Francisco men, stocking modern-classic labels and all manner of accoutrements. More:http:// tandl.me/XEzV5S
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
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.
Try a bit of everything as the sushi and sashimi is the best! Plus the lychee martini is to die for.
Amazing Saki collection. Sushi is great but be sure to order options you can't get anywhere else to amaze your taste buds.
Best sushi place in San Francisco
Having one of my last vodka martinis here. First one was in '91.
Proper old school bar concocting one of the best Pisco sours in SF. Ask Eric about the spaces history
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
Great service at the bar...excellent martinis (and they get better the more you drink). I think my homemade deviled eggs are better though, sorry Tyler!
Tell the waiter to keep the popovers coming
Awesome wine! And they have a store too. Kale salad was really good!!
Portuguese stew was delicious. Portuguese egg tart dessert a must try. Pass on the duck.
Brussel sprouts and off menu fries.
I love martinis but didn't enjoy the oyster martini. Stick to the other cocktails, or the excellent wines and beers.
Sit outside for a lovely view of the bay bridge! Don't miss the local Hog Island oysters!
Proper bar in FiDi with extensive cocktail list and local SF brews. Gets very crowded during happy hour. Expect standing room and elbow bumps
Excellent craft cocktails and high end bar bites.
High end scene with many regulars from surrounding offices. Luxury bar. Good cocktails
Outstanding happy hour and especially for San Francisco. Chickpea Fries and Latkes under 10 dollars. 6 dollar beer and 8 dollar wines. Platinum Martinis (basically Svedka) for $9
Lamb shank was bomb. The black bean soup was pretty unique- not for everyone, but I liked it.
Absolutely reserve the Chef's Table AND "The Full Experience" (tour of the restaurant, private wine tasting w/the sommelier,and cook w/the chef). 8 course meal, $20 corkage fee. Read more.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA