Most awesome icecream shop ever.. the saffron and pistachio icecream, butterscotch and malai kulfi are my favs..people also like paan ice cream..gr8 customer service..a must go if u love icecream
There is just something fun about having the server mix up the 22 ingredients of your rainbow salad in front of you that makes a meal an adventure. - Inspector
Wait in line for up to a half hour. When you get in, try no less than three flavors of ice cream, pick you favorite and get it in a handmade waffle cone. Savor the solid chocolate shot at the bottom.
Try the Tropicana Crepe with mango, pineapple, banana, cream fraiche and toasted coconuts.
Good flavors, plenty of toppings, good place. Cookies and cream + cake batter makes a good mix
The more than three decades–old California institution has 10 outposts, each serving more than 20 vegetarian burgers along with Niman Ranch beef burgers.
Make sure to come here at sunset with plenty amount of time and when you will not need to rush further, if you have meditative tunes with you it will add more magical mood to your visit!
There’s no need to rush at this hip, relaxing hotspot, where guests are encouraged to start a board game. Play some checkers and nosh on the can't miss chocolate tart-based peanut butter jelly time.
9 tables (2 people each). Very homey, like you're in Simone's kitchen! Super cute. Cash only. Very authentic!
AMAKARA is refreshing change in sushi resto world. The menu is superb with the usual sushi faire, and hybrid treats unique to Amakara. Do not miss grilled edamame, ceviche salad and Italian dragon. Read more.
Definitely worth the wait. The pizza is always AMAZING with very unique toppings and combinations. Some nights they also have jazz musicians which provide great entertainment! Read more.
Every cake I've tried is divine, including the mango mousse, chocolate walnut, pistachio with strawberry, white chocolate passionfruit, chocolate with black currant, and the chocolate ruffle.
121 years old and one of the last three remaining authentic historic Japantowns in the United States this is a must see. Festivals, restaurants and cultural events abound!
Awesome exercise with beautiful view. You'll pass by beautiful gardens and art deco buildings. Maybe you'll see the famous parrots! Read more.
All that you could ask for in a bread bakery. Each loaf is given special care. The pan de mie are soft and slightly sweet. The walnut levain has a dense, malty crumb inlaid with chopped walnuts. Read more.
Charles Phan broke the mold for modern Vietnamese food when he opened the original, and the current incarnation remains the standard-bearer of ingredient-driven Asian cuisine. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Order the katsu curry...it's #16 on 7x7's Big Eat SF 2010. Read more.
Stella Pastry & Cafe is the home of the Sacrapantina. The Sacrapantina is a multi layered cake which consists of just sponge cake and zabaglione. Stop by and check it out! Read more.
Michael Recchiuti's jewel-like chocolates are delicately flavored with unexpected ingredients like bergamot tea.
Yuki of Tokyo is a small hidden place in Danville but great service, fun atmosphere and killer food will keep you coming back for more.
This place is worth a visit, over and over again. Organic, Locally sourced dairy and ingredients, that taste amazing. What more could you want!
Cute little store that looks like it's been in the same family for 100 years. Fantastic sushi rolls on Thursday Friday and Saturday only. I love this place.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2012 Winner – Editorial Pick – Best of the New Izakayas Ask anyone who’s moved from Japan about San Francisco’s izakaya boom and they’ll roll their eyes, agreeing with you… Read more.
After an autumnal whirlwind, Matt Accarrino continues to make SPQR his own. The chef counter has some of the best seats in town and the wine list remains top notch too. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2012 Winner – Editorial Pick – Best Japanese Happy Hour. In the evening hours, when Delica Rf-1 transforms from casual Japanese deli to full-service sushi counter.. Read more.
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.
Few sushi restaurants compare to this Sausalito mainstay, which has been serving up the freshest fish for 24 years. Don't miss the stellar sashimi. Read more.
Get the BRIOCHE PAIN PERDU- Three generous slices of cinnamon brioche soaked in orange water batter sprinkled with lavender honey. This is one of the best versions of a french toast I have ever had.
A stunningly beautiful and substantially sized park, full of hiking trails, with all kinds of other activities, including bicycling, picnic areas, camping areas, nature preserves, a lake, much more.
Bring your own lettuce/celery to feed the animals! Great, fun spot for an outing!
Definitely try the salted maple and the apple fritter- fresh from the oven, if possible.
Great place to stop by while you're on 4th st or passing by on your bike ride. Locally owned and delicious!
A perfect place to grab a meal before or after going to a performance at Aurora Theatre Company!
Really sweet, homely place to brunch, snack, or lunch. Quiche was cheesy, crispy goodness and reminded me well enough of Paris.
Enter the park either at Tassajara (just past Yara Yara Ranch) or at the corner of Central and Persimmon, continuing on to Creekview after you hit Gleason. Watch out for poison oak and turkeys!
The biscuits are awesome!! Yummy sweet dishes and great savory comfort food. Mmmmmm...
This place has the best fresh fish selection, especially for sushi, grilling, and ceviche. Been coming here for years! Also some great ingredients and supplies for Japanese cooking.
Best place for waffles, eggs, pancakes, and absolutly great service. Don't let the line out front fool you...
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST CULT PASTRYThe pastry, Pomme d’Amore, seems to implode when you bite in with a pool of rum custard overflowing in your mouth… Read more.
here's the deal, if you're checking in here it should be past 1, AM. Get a milk shake, and some sort of Burger, Patty melt thing. eat, drink and be merry.
Hot, fresh, and fast. Great to enjoy katsu don on the bench outside when the weather's still nice. Tip: pricier combos aren't much more filling than the basic chix teriyaki bowl.
HUGE Japanese grocery store in downtown San Mateo. They have mitarashi dango for sale here :)
This Temescal Alley sweet spot will change the way you think about donuts. Everything here is made-to-order, piped with gourmet fillings, and never greasy.
this is a very child friendly cafe. wonderful for the locals. feel good comfort food
First off if you're here to eat lunch or dinner like a regular japanese restaurant....don't. This place is what the japanese calls an "Izakaya". Look up the word.
Try the designer bars topped with toffee and salt. Perfect blend of sweet and salty goodness. Well worth the price.
Best vegan brunch in the East Bay...get the breakfast burrito with chipotle sausage or biscuits and gravy!
The ambiance is hip and comfortable. Brightly lit lamps fill the wooden table tops and floors with warmth. Cool jazz and ceiling fans ventilate the rectangular dining space.
Great place for Japanese or Island goodies. Noodles, poke, sake.... Friendly staff and fine Aloha spirit.
A traditional izakaya, Izakaya Mai has a great sake selection and a nicely broad menu of sushi/sashimi, soups, and tabemonos. Read more.
Bring a picnic and a blanket. Enjoy the beautiful view. If you are really quiet you'll be rewarded with the joy of watching several large bucks eating nearby. Beautiful relaxing place.
Awesome local coffee roasters. Get here early in the morning. Otherwise, expect to wait in long lines with soccer moms.
Great selection of jazz records, good prices on everyday and rare albums. Also soul and rock albums, and lots of cd's.
Few people know, but it has an amazing view of the Golden gate Bridge especially at sunset.
The fried chicken disappeared off my plate faster than it should have. Get it!
Take your time. Bring your camera. One of the most unique non-tourist sites in the whole Bay Area. Read more.
This farm-to-table-style restaurant takes pristine California ingredients and roasts them over a wood-burning hearth oven. The menu constantly changes, but try to go for weekend brunch. Read more.
Sun-seekers, runners, dog-walkers, and kiteboarders come to this scenic bay-front beach and promenade. Pass through the restored tidal marsh en route to the Warming Hut, a cozy stop for lunch.
