San Francisco has a long history of eating, and the famous Italian soup Cioppino and Mission Burrito both originated in this city. San Francisco has many long-established restaurants. They are like museums, which record the historical story and human taste of food. There are even projects dedicated to the preservation and heritage of ancient restaurants (San Francisco's Legacy Bars and Restaurants ). Of such a tasteful city with a sense of history, of course, there are countless classic restaurants. Here we have selected 25 of them as must-try restaurants for "San Francisco guests" for your reference.
1. Acquerello
Acquerello is the first restaurant in San Francisco to offer authentic Italian regional cuisine. It began to develop in the direction of exquisite and high-end cuisine in 1989, but has always insisted on providing Italian-made wine and local ingredients. Now, under the management of chef Suzette Gresham, Acquerello has two Michelin stars above her head, and few women have won the award in the United States.
1722 Sacramento St, SF, CA 94109 | (415) 567-5432
2. Big 4
Huntington Hotel is in memoryCollis P. Huntington And named.Collis P. HuntingtonIs one of the four philanthropists investing in the Pacific Railroad. Some time ago, the hotel Big 4 was renovated, but the original bartender with silver hair still hasn't changed, and the cocktail still has the original taste. The live piano performance and all the narratives about the history of California are enough to verify the restaurant's emphasis on history and the admiration of the four railway tycoons.
1075 California St, San Francisco, CA 94108 | (415) 771-1140
3. Chez Panisse
Chez Panisse is like a wordbook that introduces California cuisine to the world. After the fire in 2013, the refurbished Chez Panisse became more distinctive, and it continues to discover outstanding chefs who are passionate about local materials.
1517 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley, CA 94709 | (510) 548-5525
Cliff House
Cliff House can see the coastline and the ruins of Sutro Baths. It has gone through various fires, reconstructions, closings and reopenings, and now has an unparalleled status in San Francisco.
1090 Point Lobos Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121 | (415) 386-3330
5. Delfina
(Founded in 1998) Delfina is the first restaurant to hire a tattoo waiter, and is an old classic in the Mission area. Starting with the once rundown streets, Delfina set off a revolution in the catering renaissance and has now occupied the entire community. Today, Delfina is still the first place San Francisco residents want to eat simple Italian style California cuisine, and nearby Pizzeria Delfina has become a small kingdom of its own.
3621 18th St, San Francisco, CA 94110 | (415) 552-4055
6. The Lighthouse
Burrito enthusiasts often wander between the three options of Cancun, Farolito and La Taq, but this classic restaurant in the Mission area is also recommended! El Faro is where the Mission burrito was born. Without El Faro, San Francisco would have one less classic food.
2399 Folsom St, San Francisco, CA 94110 | (415) 647-3716
7. Fentons Creamery
Fentons Creamery was founded in 1894 and was the founder of Rocky Road ice cream (a chocolate-flavored ice cream with nuts and marshmallows). Today, in addition to ice cream and desserts, burgers, fries and more are also offered. For years, it has been bringing joy and laughter to nearby residents. And this shop also appeared in "Flying House Travel", because the film creator and Pixar staff often go to eat ~
4226 Piedmont Ave, Oakland, CA 94611 | (510) 658-7000
8. Foreign cinema
Before the Mission area became the coolest place in San Francisco, Foreign Cinema was already a very cool restaurant. Since 1999, many people have patronized this converted restaurant, sitting on a spacious outdoor terrace, watching movies projected on the walls, and of course, unique dishes.
2534 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94110 | (415) 648-7600
9. House of Prime Rib
If you have not tasted the fresh and juicy premium steaks cooked by House of Prime Rib, you are not qualified to call yourself a carnivore in San Francisco.In addition to the premium steaks presented in retro carts, this restaurant also has cocktails served with a shaker, salads prepared by the waiter on the table, and baked potatoes with a sour cream content of more than 50%.
1906 Van Ness Ave, San Francisco, CA 94109 | (415) 885-4605
10. John's Grill
John's Grill was the filming location for the movie "The Maltese Eagle" released in 1941, and it is also a frequent place for politicians.Order a Petrale Sole or Chicken Jerusalem or Sam Spade Special (with ribs, potatoes and tomatoes; Sam Spade is the detective in "The Eagle of Malta"), and then slowly immerse yourself In that era in the movie.
63 Ellis St, San Francisco, CA 94102 | (415) 986-0069
11. Mama's Royal Cafe
Mama's Royal Cafe, established in 1974, is the breakfast mecca of Oakland. In addition to muffins and omelets, there are even luncheon meats.The restaurant displays the apron uniforms of the waiters of the past generations, and is also the inspiration for a graphic novel. Mama's Royal Cafe is well-loved by local residents and deserves it.
4012 Broadway, Oakland, CA 94611 | (510) 547-7600
12. Original Joe's
There are many restaurants with the concept of "Joe's" in the Bay Area, but when it comes to the best, it should be Original Joe's. The Duggan family moved the restaurant from Tenderloin to North Beach because of a fire.At Original Joe's, you can eat American-Italian steaks while listening to other customers telling stories about the war years.
601 Union St, San Francisco, CA 94133 | (415) 775-4877
13. Red's Java House
Before the San Francisco Giants play, this restaurant, founded in 1955, will be crowded with fans ready to play. Eating burgers and beer on Embarcadero's terrace may be a ritual before watching the Giants game.
551 The Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA 94105 | (415) 777-5626
14. Sam's
Diners at North Beach often visit this restaurant that sells vintage burgers and fries at affordable prices. At night, you can vaguely hear the nonsense of diners after drunkenness, and even observe the appearance of pranks. But in the face of Diner's emotional pinning on Sam's, any so-called negative thoughts will become less important.
618 Broadway, San Francisco, CA 94133 | (415) 391-1539
15. Spenger's Fresh Fish Grotto
Spenger's Fresh Fish Grotto became Berkeley's landmark building dating back to the XNUMXs, but now the restaurant has been acquired by the famous seafood restaurant group McCormick & Schmick's.Recently, this restaurant is a bit sluggish, I hope that after the renovation and renovation of this area, you can see its revival.
1919 4th St, Berkeley, CA 94710 | (510) 845-7771
16. St. Francis Fountain
Over time, this classic little restaurant, founded in 1918, has changed a lot. Perhaps because it is now selling vegetarian ice cream, many hipsters in the city frequent it. They like to come to St. Francis Fountain for an old-fashioned breakfast, drink a milkshake, take some candy and a few nostalgic old cards, and feel the taste of old times.
2801 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110 | (415) 826-4210
17. Swan Oyster Depot
Swan Oyster Depot was founded in 1906 (moved to the current store in 1912). You can sit on the old-fashioned bar counter, taste fresh crabs, oysters, and Zhou Dao soup, and admire the locals and tourists outside the small shop. Long line.
1517 Polk St, San Francisco, CA 94109 | (415) 673-1101
18. Tadish Grill
Tadich Grill was founded in 1849. This is not only the oldest restaurant in San Francisco, but also the oldest restaurant in California. You can taste San Francisco's proud menu in this classic old-school restaurant: Hangtown Fry (Oyster Omelet), Cioppino (Seafood Soup), Sanddads (Pyracantha, a fish) and more. After dinner, you can have a drink at the restaurant's bar.
240 California St, San Francisco, CA 94111 | (415) 391-1849
19. The Tonga Room
The Tonga Room is located in the basement of The Tonga Room. The interior is decorated with exaggerated Polynesian winds, a huge central pool and live bands playing on the water. The restaurant offers rum cocktails in pineapple containers and Pu-pu Platters (Pu Pan, an assortment of American Chinese head dishes).
950 Mason St, San Francisco, CA 94108 | (415) 772-5278
20. Tommaso's Restaurant
Tommaso's Restaurant may be the most avant-garde classic restaurant. As early as 1935, this restaurant in the basement introduced the first wood-burning oven on the west coast.Today, this is a family-run, charming nostalgic restaurant, not a legend, but it has a solid position.
1042 Kearny St, San Francisco, CA 94133 | (415) 398-9696
21. Tommy's Joynt
Tommy's Joynt is one of the most historic buffet restaurants in San Francisco.The price is affordable, the meat is plentiful, and there is a steady supply of beer.There is no local or organic concept here, but it is guaranteed to let you eat the buttress wall, which is greatly satisfied.
1101 Geary Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94109 | (415) 775-4216
22. Tommy's Mexican Restaurant
In addition to having the best margaritas and agaves in town, Tommy's Mexican also cooks authentic Yucatan (a state in southeastern Mexico).The owner Bermejo and his family will warmly welcome you in the store.
5929 Geary Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94121 | (415) 387-4747
23.Tosca Cafe
Tosca Cafe is a club-style Italian bar that opened in 1918 and has a long history. Recently, the famous New York chef and restaurant owner April Bloomfield and Ken Friedman invested heavily in restoring the kitchen and renovating the entire restaurant. Today, Tosca Cafe is making high-end Italian dishes, but the big copper pot in the shop is still making Tosca Cafe's homemade cappuccino (in fact, hot chocolate with brandy).
242 Columbus Ave, San Francisco, CA 94133 | (415) 986-9651
24. Yank Sing
The Chen family started operating the Yangcheng Tea Room in 1958. Today, the business of the two Yangcheng Tea Rooms is booming. Most people want to enter the restaurant for long queues, but after eating pork buns, soup dumplings and sesame balls, you won't regret it.
49 Stevenson St, San Francisco, CA 94105 | (415) 541-4949
25.Zuni Cafe
This restaurant, formerly focusing on Southwestern cuisine, was founded in 1979, and joined Judy Rodger in 1987, becoming a leader in California cuisine. Hamburgers, Caesar Salad, Bloody Mary, and the famous Roast Chicken and Bread Salad made Zuni Cafe one of the most stylish and open places to spend the afternoon.
1658 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94102 | (415) 552-2522
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