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joeytuan says:
In the heart of financial district, on California Street between Front and Battery St, lies the best carnivorous deal in town. My coworkers and I routinely make the 3 block trek from Embarcadero Center to order their coveted "Thanksgiving lunch." - coined by my coworker Leanne. For…
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worldcitizen says:
This is a great tapas restaurant in the Mission. The first time I went in was for brunch and we were drawn in by the sign for $3 pomegranate mimosas. It's great to go for the Spanish Brunch because it's usually empty and you can enjoy the great decor, sit at a table by the window and watch the Missi…
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Roys
1 review
#93 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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tagjohnson says:
Best restaurant in bay area. Great seafood.
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JillianJ says:
A couple of my friends recommended going to this restaurant so when the opportunity came up, I decided to go ahead and try it out.
My friend Colleen and I were meeting up with a fellow TravBuddy for dinner in North Beach so we had a lot of options. However, Steps of Rome stood out in my mind.
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Sunrise Deli
1 review
#95 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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Eric says:
Sunrise Deli is a pretty popular falafel place in San Francisco. I used to say that I didn't like mediterranean food, but I think Sunrise Deli has made me a convert. I didn't even know what a falafel was the first time I went here (basically, it's a small, fried ball of of goodness), and I wa…
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juliaiam says:
San Francisco is known for it's Mission-style burritos, huge gooey messes of love for your tummy. Cancun has come to be my favorite burrito place in the city (though there are a few rivals further from downtown, say in the Mission District). Cancun actually has other locations including its own Mi…
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fearlessflyer82 says:
I found out that we were dining at a Seafood restaurant on Fisherman's wharf so my first instinct was that it would be overpriced and less than great seafood. This restaurant has a great location which afforded us a view of Alcatraz Island and much of the bay on a very clear night. The menu is alm…
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amkaestner says:
Well the hippies have arrives, and permanently reside in this fun location of San Francisco. It is surrounded by historical moments, and is a time capsul of the 70s. You still see your occasional stoner, but dont mind him...he probably is my neighbor. :)
The haight is a greta location for eats, and…
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fivepointpalm says:
As it was my second trip to San Francisco, i wanted to turn back to the best chinese restaurant i've ever been "House of Nan King" in the china town area. However my 2 friends were pretty lazy to walk that far just to have lunch. So we decided to have lunch at the "old siam" thai food restaurant, cl…
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Amanda says:
Some people might hope not to get caught in the rain in San Francisco; I however, make a point of it!! Inside the very famous and very stately Fairmont Hotel, on the top of Nob Hill, lies The Tonga Room and Hurricane Bar - Best Happy Hour I've ever found!!!
This place is in the basement of th…
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X_Drive says:
This is Classic San Francisco at its best. This little sandwich shop/restaurant opened in 1947 and is usually packed with locals who like fresh made-to-order sandwiches and soups. The walls and ceiling are covered in memorabilia and the atmosphere screams fun. Of course you can order something to we…
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Trieste Cafe
1 review
#102 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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fivepointpalm says:
i read in a travel-guide that "francis ford coppola" wrote his script for the godfather movie in this bar. true? bullshit? no idea... but it convinced me to get in and have a coffee.
the bar looks nice and charming. it has more local customers than tourists in it, which surely is a good point. i…
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Wichcraft
1 review
#103 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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juliaiam says:
Wichcraft has a nice lofty ikea feel, and great interesting sandwiches. I like the chickea lemon one, and even though it's what I always get, I can't really tell you what all is on it. It is good though.
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Bierka says:
What to do after a long wait to see some fireworks on the 4th of July and not being able to see anything cause of the fog?
EAT! And that we did. We were at Fisherman's Wharf and I had to have that special clam chowder in a bun soup. Every other place was crowded and this place seemed welcoming.
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aziza
1 review
#105 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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kchong says:
Moroccan in SF's Richmond District
This restaurant has been on my list forever, and I FINALLY went there!
Ambience: very dim and
intimate. It's actually bigger than it looks (2 rooms you can't
see from the front room), but the seating arrangements aren't good for
large parties.&…
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