San Francisco Restaurants

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The Winery SF is dedicated to bringing the California “wine country experience” to San Francisco. Whether you're a wine connoisseur or simply wine-curious, a visit to The Winery SF brings wine country to you. One the weekends, you can taste wine at our tasting room, explore our large barrel room and experience wine being made during harvest. Bring your friends to taste our award-winning wines, tour the winery, explore Treasure Island and make a day of it! The Winery SF invites you to visit us and experience California’s wine country right in San Francisco through our winery, tasting room and …

Russian restaurant with dancing and tasty food. Hermitage Banquet Hall can also accommodate a wide variety of private dining options.

1608 Bistro is currently only open on weekends and is serving fusion brunch specialties and traditional dishes in a relax atmosphere between 9:000 am and 2:00 pm. Reservations are highly recommended.

In Japan, Omakase (お任せ) “entrust the chef” is a popular style of dining, where the guests entrust the chef with the meal selection. As this is a great honor, the chef in turn vows to use the freshest ingredients, masterful techniques and bursts of innovation, to create a truly memorable dining experience. Oma San Francisco Station is proud to present this simple, yet elegant way of dining to all of our guests.

Tarantino’s has embedded their name into the Fisherman’s Wharf history by serving high quality food seafood cuisine and friendly service for all. Their menu consists of fresh caught seafood and Dungeness Crab right from Pier 45, which is just around the corner from Tarantino’s, bringing the saying, “from the sea to your plate” to life. Tarantino’s atmosphere is elegant to say the least and also provides diners with a breathtaking view of the Bay and Golden Gate Bridge. Right outside their Restaurant, Tarantino’s Crab Stand is open for people on-the-go to purchase whole Dungeness crab to eat at the pier …

There's a reason way Morty's Deli has some many returning customers: it only takes one visit and you are addicted. Morty's offers comfort food sandwiches, burgers, and salads that replicas the deli's on the East coast. With their award-wining chili, slammin Reuben, or the addictive mac and cheese, customers flock back to Morty's to grab anyone of their tasty dishes. The dining room promotes to guest to take a load off in their cozy and quaint atmosphere while diving into one of Morty's stacked sandwiches or burgers.

Opened by Frank Pompei on February 1, 1946, Pompei’s Grotto has been serving Italian seafood cuisine for more than a decade. Located at the heart of Fisherman’s Wharf, Pompei’s Grotto is a family restaurant that serves freshly caught seafood like steamed Dungeness crab – (a San Francisco tradition) and homemade Clam Chowder that will pull in customers from around the world to stop by and enjoy their extraordinary dishes. Known to keep it in the family, you can stop by anytime of the day to see one of Frank’s family members working the shop. For a great family dining experience, …

A visit to Fisherman’s Wharf wouldn’t be complete without a stop at Lou’s Pier 47 Restaurant and Blues Club. Serving seafood cuisine, Lou’s adds a Cajun twist to their entrees, kicking your taste buds up a notch. Lou’s specialty includes a breathtaking spicy Jambalaya dish that goes well with their gargantuan 60oz House Margarita. In addition, Lou’s Blues Club, located right next to the restaurant, offers guest live jazz seven days a week featuring over 65 bands per month. So get your groove on at Lou’s Pier 47 Restaurant and Blues Club.

If classic Rock ‘n’ Roll is your scene, see it, hear it, heck, even buy it, at Hard Rock Café! Live entertainment and fun events are always going on, and pictures of rock stars and other memorabilia decorate the brightly covered walls. Located at the entrance of Pier 39, this rockin’ American restaurant is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner; serving burgers, sandwiches, and steaks, as well as appetizers like Hard Rock Nachos and the Jumbo Combo. After lunch or dinner, you can go to their retail store and purchase some exclusive hard rock souvenirs. The next …

The Pub at Ghirardelli Square offers all the flare of New Orleans on the west coast. The Pub’s is a two story, open area establishment with booth seating and Mahoney wood décor. Guests are offered favorite barbeque dishes from all around the USA like St. Louis Style Ribs and Texas Style Beef Brisket. Also on the menu are New Orleans dishes with unique flavor combinations like The Evil Bob’s Jambalaya and Chili Mac and Cheese. The Pub’s creates hand-crafted cocktails and specialty drinks that showcase their knowledge of flavor combinations.

Located in the Mission District, El Toro Taqueria offers patrons authentic Mexican-style cuisine that will not only tickle your taste bud but fill your stomach with enormous entrees. El Toro's heavy handed kitchen generously packs each entree with grilled beef, chicken, or pork. Guests are free to utilize the salsa bar to furthermore customize their dish. El Toro's Happy Hour offer guests great deals when the wallet is light on the cash.

Castagola’s is one of the few establishments that have been open since the Gold Rush. Located on Fisherman’s Wharf, Castagnola’s Restaurant offers diners fine Italian cuisine, seafood, and chops house specialties. Diners can indulge in fine entrees like The Hendrix Hen Chicken Marsala and The Old Blues Eyes Aged New York Strip Steak while viewing boats dock and send off into the horizon. Have Castagola’s pair your dish with one of their finest wines. Castagola’s has a wide selection of premium wines from Napa Valley and Italy. Castagola’s provides guest with a fine dining experience and a incredible view of …