SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST BRAZILIAN SNACKS SHOPTry the salgados, savory fried or baked pastries filled with beef, ham, chicken, cheese, corn, or vegetables… Leia mais.
Best Italian in the city! There is not a bad thing on the menu and atmosphere is great! They also accommodate gluten free!
The 8 piece nigiri omakase with starters is about $50. Get that and a piece of two of uni.
Get the Rye All Day even if you're not usually a rye fan. The BBQ pulled mushrooms will shock you that they're vegetarian, amazingly delicious and perfect with the crispy smashed potatoes.
Great addition to the neighborhood. Ice cream is smooth and creamy, sorbets are refreshing but perhaps a tad too icy. Daily flavor rotation
The tonarelli and sunchoke curry were standout hits. Close behind were the brassicas and turnips. Al's Place has beautiful presentation and ambitious selections of flavors. Expect big things coming.
This late-night Korean spot is ideal for comfort food and drinks. They're open until 2 a.m., so be sure to try their uniquely flavored soju cocktails and chicken wings before you call it a night.
High quality and very tasty food. Great French chef. Nice portions. Warm ambience. Tip: Try not to seat so close to the door because when people open the door it gets cold. Overall, highly recommended
Those off-menu offal loaded boat noodles really are quite unusual. The cheap bowl of Thai noodle soup is funky, fun, and challenging all at the same time. Read all about them on WinstonWanders below!! Leia mais.
A hidden gem in the Castro, the sandwiches here are amazing. My faves are the Shaking Beef and Roasted Chicken. Be sure to get a Watermelon Litchi or Avocado Shake to complete the meal. Cheap too!
New, clean, nice place for dim sum! So many unique things to try! Awesome: Fried Duck Burrito, XLB (large and bomb), Baked pork bun (soft, buttery pillows), sea bass dumpling yummmm!
Came here for valentines and had a lovely meal with nice wine pairings. A+ on service.
