The 7 Best Places for Rueben in San Francisco

Jessie Wood: Try the Rueben, it's amazing.

Jessie Wood: Try the Rueben, it's one of the best I've ever had.

Benson Bleier: High quality and tasty sandwiches. Don't forget to get a pickle!

Narendra Rocherolle: Turkey rueben is amazing.

Lily: Try their rueben

Sam Lynn: The best place for NY style bagels with cream cheese & a black and white cookie

Alan Fung: Sandwiches like Rueben, Number 19, served with pastrami or corned beef. Also breakfast served all day, soup with matzo balls, challah and bagels and lox

m d: Love this place! Though there's a line lunchtime, you should try their Corned Beef Hash! Never go wrong!

Travel + Leisure: Take a matzoh brei breather at this post-ironic Jewish deli where they brine their own pastrami and the walls are papered with fading Yiddish newsprint.

Eric Laczi: The steaks here are amazing! Best ribeye I've ever had and I've been to a lot of steakhouses. I recommend the garlic mashed potatoes and asparagus for side dishes.

Bradley Fromm: The piano player is great! He has a long selection and plays from memory. The happy hour is awesome.

Robert LeMoine: Hidden gem. Great view. Piano player. Awesome steaks. Dress code enforced.

Martha Rotter: Eggs in tasty nest is the bomb. Get it with their also very tasty bug, warm biscuits and a good diner coffee (but skip the juice)

John: Eggs in Tasty Nest is the most popular dish here.

Blake Samic: Get the Eggs in a Tasty Nest

Natalie M: Their breakfast food (weekends only) is very very good. Start your day with a San Franciscan omelette and an original Irish coffee!

Alex Mccarrier: get an Irish coffee

Cynthia Loosley: You haven't had a real Irish coffee until you have one at Buena Vista

Paul Novarese: Fantastic bar up on the top, great views. Beautiful hotel all around.

Hugo Morin: Go to the 39th floor, have a drink at the bar and enjoy one of the best views of San Francisco

Michael Kingery: Don't touch the food in your room. It's a trap! A cheap one at that