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NOPA Restaurants
Great vibe. We sat at the community table with 9 of my family friends. Our server was so wonderful I’m ashamed to not have found out her name. The cocktails were great, unique and served promptly. The menu was right up our ally....delicious! We ordered one of every appetizer. Dinner, soup, duck, salmon and pasta were all hits. My sons liked the beer list, my 70 yr old dad loved the ambience and everyone left full and satisfied. More
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remember to put "prefer chef counter seat" when you reservation on opentable, or you will probably not get counter seating. They offer two seating times 5:30 and 8:30 (not sure 5:30 pm..please check), for 8:30 seating, the door will not open until 8:15 pm, so dont arrive too early parking is very very hard, we spent 20min and barely find a slot. food is good, but it is weird to see they use wine glass for sake :) More
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Great service and best fresh seafood chowder ever! Delicious lobster salad, too. More
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Waiter very friendly; great food; big servings; owner remembered me even if i have not been there for many months. More
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Awesome! Mickey was a great server! More
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The owner came by and helped us with our selections. Just a super, nice vibe in a neighborhood place. The food was tasty and the portions just right. More
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Great wine. Interesting food. Good times. More
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Discover NOPA
The area “north of the Panhandle” is one of the hippest hotbeds in SF, with a food scene that’s as eclectic as the color combinations on the nearby Painted Ladies. Focused mostly around Divisadero Street, NOPA is known for cafes that churn out thick-cut toast slathered with artisanal toppings, and more savory options—from BBQ to farm-to-table dining that helped put the neighborhood on the map. Dive bars, oyster houses, and local mainstays add to the energy of this central San Francisco hub, reflecting the different flavors of the city as longtime institutions mixed with new favorites that pop up faster each day. After getting a bite, be sure to explore Alamo Square for postcard perfect views of downtown—and 90’s pop culture appeal.
