San Francisco Restaurants

Bota is an authentic Spanish style tapas and paella bar located in the heart of Union Square in San Francisco. A place to go to share food, savor rustic flavors and enjoy Spanish wine in a casual, yet chic, environment. Inspired by the concept behind our name “BOTA”, a vessel to share wine with the...

A photo of Paul Martin's American Grill - Mountain View restaurant

2. Paul Martin's American Grill - Mountain View

4.4

Awesome(1649)

$$$$
American
Mountain View

At Paul Martin’s American Grill, you’ll savor every bite of our hand-cut marinated skirt steak or “brick” chicken, or our fresh fish tacos, all seared on our live fire mesquite grill. If you’re hungering for classic American fare made from the highest quality ingredients available, Paul Martin’s...

3. ANZU

4.1

Excellent(2317)

$$$$
Californian
Downtown / Union Square

Restaurant ANZU, located in the Union Square shopping district of Downtown San Francisco. Contemporary Japanese Cuisine with California and Asian flavors. The Restaurant is open for Breakfast, Lunch, Brunch, Happy Hour and Dinner. We offer a Full Bar, Sushi Bar as well as entree favorites such as...

A photo of Mayfield Bakery & Cafe restaurant

4. Mayfield Bakery & Cafe

4.4

Awesome(1612)

$$$$
Contemporary American
Palo Alto

DURING CALIFORNIA'S SHELTER IN PLACE POLICY, MAYFIELD BAKERY & CAFE IS OPEN FOR CURBSIDE TAKEOUT AS WELL AS DOOR DASH DELIVERY, FROM 4PM-8PM. WE'RE OFFERING A 3-COURSE MEAL FOR $15-$25, WITH THE OPTION TO PURCHASE A BOTTLE OF RED OR WHITE WINE AT FRIENDLY PRICES. ALL SALES (yes, 100%!) WILL BE...

5. Spruce

4.8

Exceptional(3683)

$$$$
American
Presidio Heights

Booked 5 times today

DURING CALIFORNIA'S SHELTER IN PLACE POLICY, SPRUCE IS OPEN FOR CURBSIDE TAKEOUT AS WELL AS DOOR DASH DELIVERY, FROM 4PM-8PM. WE'RE OFFERING A 3-COURSE MEAL FOR $15-$25, WITH THE OPTION TO PURCHASE A BOTTLE OF RED OR WHITE WINE AT FRIENDLY PRICES. ALL SALES (yes, 100%!) WILL BE DONATED TO AN...

Discover San Francisco

Farm-to-table is everywhere now, but it was here first. Just north of San Francisco, the values-forward counties of Marin and Sonoma offer an abundance of sustainably sourced produce. Of course, there’s more to eat in the Bay than leafy greens alone—don’t miss the mainstays like Cioppino (a seafood stew best eaten with thick-cut garlic bread), Mission-style burritos, local oysters and Neapolitan pizza where pizzerias around town war for the ultimate version. The city has long been home to distinct international flavors, so for authentic dim sum, Chinatown tops the charts. The Mission is ablaze with longstanding taquerias, steakhouses and a new wave of artisanal bakeries and coffee houses. And the Fisherman’s Wharf, while touristy, is the spot for Bay caught seafood. From there, we recommend walking to Crissy Field for Golden Gate Bridge gazing and sparkling sunshine.