Flirty USF coeds digging free Internet access over cafecitos and cafe con leches.
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Luscious lamb chops, herb-dusted pommes frites, and warm apple crisp in boisterous Cote d’Azur atmosphere.
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Nice long bar to slurp oysters, munch shrimp & okra fritters, and read Esquire.
Iron Chef–worthy classics like crab rangoon, walnut prawns, and mango ostrich.
- Ella’s
- Pacific Heights
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American
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Fanatical citywide breakfast obsession where hour-long waits for crisped chicken hash are the norm.
- Florio
- Pacific Heights
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French
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Solid neighborhood spot where old money dines in cashmere crewnecks and Herm
- Fresca
- Pacific Heights
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South American
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Open-air kitchen dishing out tremendous Peruvian fare, but vegetarians beware.
Solid neighborhood favorite for upper-crust scions and aging junior socialites.
Young Kirin/Nigori-swilling crowd, chaos-managing chefs, sexy tatted waitresses, roll-you-out-the-door portions.
Cozy, minimalist red-sauce mecca that's loud, it’s cramped, filled with Pac Heights pretties.
Amidst a sea of pricey Fillmore cafes La Med's one of the best dinner deals in town.
All the usual sushi suspects at this neighborhood favorite, plus some creative combos.
- Quince
- Pacific Heights
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Italian
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Chef Michael Tusk is the fancy-pants darling of the food critics at this intimate Pac Heights sensation.
Uber-romantic courtyard (heated, even), golden-hued dining room, hearty country fare.
- Tanpopo
- Pacific Heights
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Japanese
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Japantown’s — and possibly America’s — best Japanese-style ramen joint. Definitely ain’t Cup-A-Noodle.
Fully functional trattoria disguised as a fully functional Italian grocery.
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