Lower Pacific Heights Restaurants

With Rome-style cuisine and the atmosphere of a lively trattoria, a night at SPQR in the Pacific Heights neighborhood feels like a night in Rome. House-made semolina pastas, fresh vegetables, exotic cuts of meat, an all-Italian wine list, and plenty of Umbrian olive oil ensure that SPQR’s simple dishes are anything but ordinary. Executive Chef Nate Appleton, also of sister restaurant A16, serves the traditional ingredients and recipes that have made Rome an epicurean epicenter for thousands of years.

Bun Mee offers guests traditional Vietnamese sandwiches with a modern twist. Named after the Vietnamese word for bread, Bun Mee fuses French and Vietnamese cuisine to make a delicious sandwich creation. Also, Bun Mee offers salad and entrée choices for the few that want to have a different style yet the same creative combination of French and Vietnamese cuisine. For the people that want to stay in but want to indulge in Bun Mee cuisine, they offer free delivery service for residence around the restaurant.

Extreme Pizza has a philosophy they bake into each pizza they make. Their testament in each slice of pizza has a “Dedication to quality, commitment to innovation.” Their dedication to each pizza starts off with only the freshest ingredients, the tastiest combinations of topping, and mouth-watering store-baked crust. Furthermore, Extreme Pizza’s innovation to create tasty and creative pizza combination is unmatched. They break the boundaries on what kind of toppings are allowed to grace their pizzas. Their flavor combinations show that their name is suited to be Extreme Pizza.

Located in Lower Pac Heights, Pizza Inferno Restaurant & Bar serves up delicious Italian cuisine alongside a vast list of tapped beers. Dine at their self-seated dining area surrounded by two flat screen televisions. With ample seating, guests are surely to find a seat to dine and watch the NFL or MLB games. The menu offers a handful of tasty appetizers, pastas, calzones, sandwiches, and Neapolitan pizzas pies. Their entrees utilizes only the freshest organic ingredients to create unique flavor combinations guest can't find anymore else.

For a trip out of the city without the hassles of traveling, visit the Pride of the Mediterranean. This combination of hookah bar and restaurant located in Pacific Heights elaborates on a life of relaxation and enjoying the company of others. Patrons can order a hookah to share with flavors such as strawberry, mint, and peach. These hookahs can be enjoyed outside under the canopied patio or inside during the chillier months. For refreshments, the restaurant offers specialty Middle Eastern beverages, such as the appropriately named Arabian Tea and Turkish coffee. For edible delights, a full menu featuring Mediterranean classics …

For those who are looking for fresh frozen yogurt creations that are only made from with organic ingredients, Fraiche is the place. Patama Roj and Jessica Gilmartin, co-owners of this establishment, wanted to make mouth –watering dishes with only natural, local ingredients. After traveling together in Europe, they were amazed with European yogurt. But they were mostly amazed how thick, creamy, milky, and indulgent it was in its plain form. So after their travels, they created Fraiche to bring what they taste in European stateside, providing Americans a different side of yogurt. Alongside their organic yogurt, Fraiche’s has healthy oatmeal …

For a south of the border flavor in Lower Pacific Heights, Tacobar serves traditional Mexican style food made with local organic ingredients. The philosophy of quality over quantity is prevalent at Tacobar and is showcased by the exclusive use of line caught fresh fish, free range chicken, all natural pork, and all natural Black Angus beef. The house aguas frescas are freshly made and are wonderfully refreshing. Appetizers include Jicama Ensalada, made with grapefruit, avocado, cilantro and spicy dry roasted peanuts, and the Mexican street food staple Esquites, aka corn in a cup. Tacos include the standards such as carne …

Located on the corner of California and Fillmore, Royal Ground Coffee is a small and cozy coffee shop that serves up coffee concoctions, teas, food options, and hot pastries. Relax in their quaint indoor seating area, offering an ideal stop to relax while drinking a cup of Joe, using their free WiFi, or catching up on your favorite novel. Royal Ground Coffee doesn't just serve coffee. The menu also offers smoothie options for guests not in the mood for a caffeinated beverage.

Thai Stick in Pacific Heights is a combination Thai restaurant and sports bar catering to those looking to watch the game, enjoy a drink, and eat some curry. The Pumpkin Curry is popular among patrons as is the Chicken Satay and “My Aunt’s Egg Rolls” which feature a healthy serving of bamboo shoots. Other favorites include the Roasted duck with Sautéed Spinach and the Pineapple Rice. Thai Stick offers brown rice as well as Jasmine, and the affordable, large menu and friendly staff leaves patrons with a wide range of flavors to choose.

A legendary neighborhood spot, Solstice Restaurant & Lounge serves up the very best craft cocktails with quality ingredients, an uncommon wine list that rivals many wine bars, and a seasonal menu featuring new American fare with a Latin American hint. The menu features entrees that will surely tantalize any palate, such as Prosciutto Wrapped Chicken Medallions paired with mozzarella, Yukon gold mash, crispy onions, and jus, and BBQ Baby Back Ribs cooked with house made BBQ sauce and accompanied by a chimichurri salsa. In addition, patrons can pair their exquisite entrées with one of the many handcrafted cocktails or beers …