Local dive, add trippy lighting, DJs spinning old-school punk and dirty breaks.
Moroccan gourmet showstopper, thanks to wunderkind chef/owner and Marrakech native Mourad Lahlou
Bright, airy Asian fusion kitchen and bar from down-the-street Burma Superstar owners. Deviled tea eggs worth a visit.
Knock ’em dead views of Pacific, good microbrews, but average, overpriced food.
Zero ambiance and interactive fun on cook-it-yourself charcoal grills.
Memorable, exotic flavors bridging Chinese, Indian, and Thai.
Nicely executed bistro classics (sweetbreads, duck confit, cassoulet) served in a romantic butter-colored room.
Excellent food and attentive service in warm and mellow room.
Crowds of bluehairs and slack-jawed tourists enjoying stunning views and so-so crab cakes .
In the heart of what locals call "the real china town' an all you can eat, or rather cook buffet: meats, hot pot and bubble milk tea. Like sizzler gone to Korean heaven.
Home cooking just like Svetlana used to make: piroshki, blini, dumplings, and borscht.
Longtime neighborhood fixture, decent fare, fun, festive atmosphere.
Behind sister restaurant Beach Chalet, little bit slicker, but with similar menu.
Tiny, off-the-beaten-path gem specializing in expensive cracker-thin-crust pizzas and the occasional pissy attitude.
Young, fun crowd in funky comfort food haven.
Hey, it’s a frat party with live music!
First-class chill zone with bamboo walls, velvet couch, and elegantly low lighting.
Sunglass-slinging classic mall outpost; has it made in the shades.
Taste the rainbow of crazy-amazing sushi creations, arguably the Bay Area's best.
This is one of the best bars in town to get a proper pint of Guinness.
Hey, it’s not the food you’re here for, it’s the tequila.
One of the best dim sum places in town, which is saying something in SF.
Seedy Richmond gathering place.
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