San Francisco is a unique metropolitan city. The city itself fails to crack one million, hovering just above 800,000, residents. Although there are many reasons to visit San Francisco, the food and dining are rising to the top of the list. World class chefs and restaurateurs are setting up shop and taking advantage of the palettes of the Bay Area’s residents.
RN74
This Michael Mina restaurant is going to delight you with every perfectly made dish. American and French influences direct the menus of this beautiful and modern wine bar. Located on Mission St. in the SoMa district of San Francisco, you will find many good places to wonder to after your delicious meal, such as 83 Proof down the street. But if you prefer to stay, there is an impressive and ever changing wine selection as well as a great spirits and cocktail menu.
Nihon
Nihon is a Japanese inspired restaurant and whiskey bar. The style of dishes served is called Japanese Izakaya, which is similar to tapas. The contemporary style of Izakaya makes this restaurant a must visit venue. Who the whiskey lover, Nihon has the largest selection of single malt whiskies on the West Coast. For the regulars, you can store your bottle purchase in a locker for your next visit.
Don Pisto’s
Don Pisto’s is located in North Beach near the famed North Beach Pizza. There is no sign out front to advertise their location, just three red lamps gives away their location. Don’t be fooled by the lack of advertising, the warm and rustic feel inside sets the mood for their beautiful take on Mexican street food. The menu changes constantly based on seasons and availability of ingredients. The outstanding service and even better food will be sure to make your stay in San Francisco complete.
Wayfare Tavern
This restaurant is simply beautiful. The feel of generations past with the up-to-date menu combined together to form a harmonious blend of old and new. The excellent staff will serve you fine cocktails and beer and then dazzle you with breathtakingly good food. Tucked away in the Financial District of San Francisco, you will enjoy the feel of a lost generation amidst towering skyscrapers.
Marlowe
Take away the formality and hold tight to the great food and you have Marlowe. This small neighborhood restaurant in SoMa is a great place to dine with friends and have a good conversation over good food. The long bench style seating encourages good times to be shared with the party next to yours or to stay amongst yourselves. The brussel sprouts are incredible as well as the “best burger in San Francisco” according to the SF Chronicle.
Hakkasan
Hakkasan boasts an exquisite asian inspired menu that served in a 10,000 square foot dining area. With two private dining rooms and a large unique shaped bar, you’re sure to be able to enjoy your experience at Hakkasan. The modern feel of this restaurant and mind blowing food are a combination for perfection.
