best meal of my life. best Italian food ever. everything was just too good. we got the chickenmousse, wagyu beef (alright, tasted like sausage), smoked fettucine, some type of spaghetti.
Dark and crowded but the food more than makes up for this, with true innovation on produce and technique being applied to Italian heritage. Damn good wine list too.
Their ricottagnudi with sagemeatballs was amazing! Everything we had was delicious. They did a nice inventive twist of the classic tiramisu that left you craving for more.
Brassicas and grains is a wonderful dish, deeply flavored, earthy, and texturally rich with a fabulous mouthfeel. It may not be low cal, but it is a very nutritious plate that feels good to eat.
If you're in the mood to indulge your decadent side, linger over your espresso and order the warm chocolate cake served with a molten center spilling out onto white coffeegelato and frothy spuma. Leia mais
Grab dinner at SPQR for some of the most exciting soigné Italian cuisine in the city. And there’s a wine bar where you can perch and taste your way through their extensive wine list. Leia mais
Sunset is a good time for dinner here with the last rays of sun falling into the restaurant, a nice balance against the darker interior setting. The warm corn salad was memorable.
Surprised I was able to walk in on a Sunday night. Menu was approachable with prix fixe and a la carte options. Enjoyable meal w/out the pretentiousness and queue that often comes with Michelin status
Sweetest staff! Host actually WALKED to the bar next door to tell us that our table was ready. Food was flawless -the cornpolenta and sweet cornravioli were TO DIE FOR! I highly recommend this place
Though modeled after a Roman osteria, the restaurant's cooking style and relaxed vibe are undeniably San Francisco. Reservations are not accepted, but it's absolutely worth the wait for a table. Leia mais
A16’s sister restaurant, SPQR focuses on traditional Italian dishes which include fresh, house-made pastas and has a selective attitude toward Italian wine. Go with a group and try their small plates.
Specialties: Any pasta; chicken liver mousse; constantly changing menu might include main courses such as swordfish with blood sausage and citrus butter. Leia mais
What's this refreshing flavor? Coriander and mustard? Capellini was really fantastic. You will surprise by tasting it as it's not like typical pasta taste. In good way.
This is a place all adventurous eaters should go to experience something akin to what you'd find at the finest, trendiest spots in Milan, with dishes like Meyer lemon and abalonespaghetti "alfredo." Leia mais
The menu changes often, but the five-course pasta tasting menu ($52; $36 for wine pairings) offered Tuesday-Thursday shows off Accarrino's exceptional skills. Leia mais
Couldn't stop eating it was so good. Ate so much I forgot what I ate, but I know it was amazing and will be headed back soon. Bartender was super knowledgeable and on point.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – BEST RESTAURANT REINVENTIONFocus stayed nominally Italian, but the rustic Roman cuisine gave way to some of the SF's most forward-thinking food... Leia mais
The chefs and staff run an incredibly tight ship while still maintaining a chill atmosphere. It was an honor to sit at the Chef's Table to see where the magic happens!
You must get the uni carbonara and the wagyuappetizer if they have it. If the wine list confuses you, ask your server to put together pairings for you!
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] Leia mais