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La Bergerie
1 review
#16 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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Serena says:
This is my favorite French restaurant this side of the Atlantic Ocean! Whenever I go back to San Francisco, I always make a trip (sometimes multiple trips) to eat at La Bergerie! It is so, so good. I've lived in France for a little while so I am very picky when it comes to French food. I've had…
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juliaiam says:
Lalita is my favorite place to go for Thai food in my area, possibly because it's the closest. It's not very ethnicy Thai food in that nothing is too spicy or that in some way everything is kind of Americanized. But the restaurant has a great atmosphere, and though I havent spent time at just the …
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kchong says:
"World fusion" cuisine (I really can't think of any other way to describe it), tapas style in SF's Mission districtI went here on a weekday night, so I haven't experienced what the typical nightlife here is like, but according to citysearch and other various sources, it's the place to be on a Fri/Sa…
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Lime
1 review
#19 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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ajdennis1980 says:
What a great place, I would defiantly visit again.
The food is California Tapas and I love it. Like normal tapas you order a few dishes and off you go, only this is with a twist.
We ordered Cupped Budda's (my favourite), Cheesy melted cheese (mini toasties and tomato soup to dip them in), mini…
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L_L_Travel says:
Okay, if the definition for good food is a line down the block...then Lucca is the place for you! If not, well, it is still good...you just have to go back when it isn't lunchtime.
Lucca not only has fresh, handmade ravioli but they also have a whole assortment of Italian delights! The sauces ar…
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Mangosteen
1 review
#21 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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juliaiam says:
Mangosteen is a fancier breed of Vietnamese restaurants, though not too fancy. It's just a nice atmosphere in the small restaurant, with beautiful paintings and interesting lamps and fans as well as a really nice restroom (you come to appreciate these things in San Francisco). Everything I've trie…
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Sonnefire says:
Mescolanza is a small, intimate, little, neighborhood, mom-and-pop restaurant that serves Italian food located on Clement Street between 23 and 24th avenues. It's discreetly tucked under a small pink awning. It's my favorite restaurant in my neighborhood and I've been going there for 20 years!
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Mondo Cafe
1 review
#23 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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juliaiam says:
I just found this place, so I have only tried their dinner. Everything was good including dessert. They have sort of italiany food, and I guess panini type sandwiches at lunch. They have good big salads as well.
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Mythic Pizza
1 review
#24 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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juliaiam says:
Mythic Pizza may have changed their name to Mystique Pizza, perhaps to distinguish themselves from their Haight Street Counterpart? But that's the thing about this place, their pizza is sooo good, that they don't even have to have predicable hours. I think maybe they are trying to change that by ju…
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clintmarcelholmes says:
Best clam chowder ever. It's about 400m walking from Pier 39 towards the golden gate bridge. It looks really dark and 'shabby' and the ceilings are really low, but this all adds the atmosphere. The clam chowder is served in a sour dough bread bowl, which you can eat obviously. A real must try!
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Nopa
1 review
#26 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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worldcitizen says:
Nopa stands for "North of Panhandle" which is where this restaurant is located. The Panhandle is that thin strip of a park that is connected to Golden Gate Park. This area used to be part of a larger area called "Western Addition" but over time, different areas have broken off to form their own dis…
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pasdechat77 says:
A friend of mine lives in San Francisco and while I was visiting she suggested this intresting restuarant "Pena Pachamama" It serves organic Bolivian Cuisine which sounded quite interesting. During dinner they have live entertainment(different every night) from Cuban/World music, Jazz, and Flamenco …
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CarylC says:
OMG the best place to get a bowl of Chow'da....It in on Union St. The staff is wonderful and a lot of locals go there.
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Pier 23 Cafe
1 review
#29 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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tirsomaldonado says:
It is not an awesome restaurante but it has the best atmosphere! It has a terrace so you can eat in the sun! they serve sandwiches and stuff.. Its speciality is a seafood sandwich and I believe is one of the best meals they have in the menu. You dont have too much variety, but if you enjoy good view…
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Postrio
1 review
#30 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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poohstanggt says:
Postrio is Wolfgang Puck's notable restaurant in the Union Square area in the Prescott Hotel. We attended a dinner here while at our conference and the food was beyond compare. I've been to several other Wolfgang restaurants over the years but this was by far the best yet. There is also a Postrio …
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