#1 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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travelfan1963 says:
Certain neighborhoods are the heart and soul of a city, while certain meeting points are the heart and soul of a neighborhood.
In San Francisco, Caffe Trieste is one of those places. Founded in 1956, Caffe Trieste introduced espresso to the U.S. West Coast in the 1950s. The original cafe is loc…
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#2 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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JillianJ says:
One evening, my friend and I were craving something sweet. I recalled her talking about a specific cupcake bakery located in Ghiradelli Square so I brought it up. Didn't take much convincing to get her to come with me to the Square. She had told me that the cupcakes were a bit pricey ($3 each) but d…
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#3 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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trhoades says:
If the family from My Big Fat Greek Wedding started a high-end Greek restaurant, it would be Kokkari. The website is quick to remind us of all the great contributions the Greeks made to civilization. Thanks Greece, I appreciate it. Now pass the drink menu. Warning: I went to this place with a gr…
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#4 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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Africancrab says:
If you do not take coffee, you may want to start taking coffee just before you travel to San Francisco (smile). The Buena Vista Cafe on Hyde makes the original Irish coffee that was served over half a century ago.
For any day in San Francisco, there is nothing more enjoyable than a cup of Irish C…
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#5 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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leah151 says:
Having tried Eritrean and Ethiopian restaurants throughout San Francisco and the East Bay, I can state with all assurance that Assab is by far the best! Of all the places I've been to, some have been better than others but no one compares to Assab. The cook, Mehret, has some kind of special magic s…
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#6 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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m49erfan says:
There are so many wonderful things about San Francisco: the diversity, the multi-culturalism, the rolling hills, the Pacific Ocean. There is this amazing feeling of belonging yet total autonomy. Therefore, it is with some reluctance that I pick just one thing to review about San Francisco. Yet th…
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#7 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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juliaiam says:
Every Wednesday and Sunday, the Civic Center UN Plaza is lined with stands selling fresh produce and other edibles. This is the place to go to stock up on your fruits and veggies for the week, and you can also get plenty of food ready to eat. There is fresh popped kettle corn, a tamale cart, an In…
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#8 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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Dolphintrekker says:
Located next to a Starbucks, this neighborhood family-run/owned café is magnetic. It has its own faithful, loyal customers and fan base, appealing to: families with children, people who enjoy relaxation, students who want to hang out in a homey-kitchen atmosphere, and it is a place to bring a good …
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#9 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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Dolphintrekker says:
Ever since my first visit to England some years ago, I’ve since then become a tea enthusiast. Some of the lessons I’ve learned and discovered about Tea Time have been: Afternoon Tea, or “low tea,” usually taken in the afternoon, is served in the sitting or withdrawing room where low tables a…
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#10 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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thenewextrememimi says:
The Ebb Tide Cafe is my favorite breakfast place ever. Tucked into an unassuming space with mismatched coffee mugs, pushed-together tables and a weird starfish sculpture hanging on the roof, this place is pleasantly overlooked by the legions of HFWRB* that make the awesome food at Dotties or Boogalo…
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#11 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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sybil says:
this steakhouse on the bay has beautiful views of the bay bridge and the san francisco sky line. the big windows on all the walls ensure that diners have something pleasant to look at. the ambiance was definitely leaning towards the romantic although groups can enjoy the same without any "romantic…
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#12 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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thenewextrememimi says:
Sunday brunch at Fresca is a treat. Along with the usual Fresca menu of latin-inspired dishes, a parade of heavenly benedicts and/or scrambles are available for ordering, along with pitchers of sangria.
Although it's a "Peruvian" restaurant, the dishes at Fresca are more clean, modern and fusion-…
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#13 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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ajdennis1980 says:
This place is great, it has pretty much anything you could ever want in a crepe, savoury or sweet.
The menu was extensive if you didn't want a crepe offering everything from moussaka to a panini. There was also an impressive breakfast menu.
We stumbled upon it in the evening and had sweet crep…
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#14 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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yekcoh says:
Valet Parking outfront with a warm greeting from the host or hostess when you get in. Once inside if you have to waite there is a bar and a waiting area which has a beautifull fireplace. The concept is fairly simple large variety of drinks and a small menu with good service. The only thing on the me…
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#15 of 161 restaurants in San Francisco
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thenewextrememimi says:
I'm so glad I had my birthday dinner at Katia's. Everything was soo delicious, and I should know, because I demanded to eat off everyone's plate. Everything from the herring appetizer to the sturgeon to the teas was really good. I think I managed to order dumplings for 3 courses (potato vareniki app…
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Caffe Trieste
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