- Ame
- SoMa
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American, Asian
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$$$
Sensual, smart aesthetic flowing seamlessly from the St. Regis lobby, warms up at night with smarty-pants art-types from next-door neighbors MOMA and Yerba Buena.
Holy Asian gender bender! Not cheap, but the show (and your flirty waiter/waitress) are worth it.
- Azie
- SoMa
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Asian, French
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$$$
Nostalgia for 1999 running rampant, with or without Prince soundtrack.
- Bacar
- SoMa
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Mediterranean
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$$$
Tri-level pantheon of wine and Medi-influenced specials.
Hole in the wall near freeway off-ramp known for smoky-flavored Memphis pulled pork.
Good spot for cheap n’ tasty dim sum or 12-course Chinese wedding banquet.
Captains of industry and assorted social demigods dining on beef cheeks at tight teak tables.
Slick Chinese eatery from Charles Phan of Slanted Door fame. Sleek space, sparkling cocktails, meh food.
Top Pick!
True to its name, quaint French bistro makes you forget you’re in SoMa.
Easily the fanciest Mexican joint in town but in the land of Cesar Chavez locals balk at high prices.
Sleeper ceviche bar of the year where oversized platters of Incan goodness spill forth..
- Oola
- SoMa
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American (New)
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$$$
Late-night schmancy comfort food for up-all-night Euro crowd in sexy split-level space.
Quirky waitstaff dole out cheap Caribbean eats like blackened snapper pitas and jerk chicken.
Roar of fire (and crowd) only enhanced by lofty wood-beamed ceiling.
- Roe
- SoMa
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Asian (Regional)
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$$$
Two floors, two kinds of music, four kinds of caviar, and maybe five years too late.
Big windows and big coffees make for freelancer heaven.
Classy Far East speakeasy with nightly live jazz but overpriced entrees.
Quaint Fench bistro on picturesque South Park green. Pig's ear terrine anyone?
With nightly DJs it's often more about the scene than the sushi.
Delectable parkside bistro that’s a little slice of Paris.
Loft-like warehouse space warmed up by cozy décor and trendy New American cuisine.
Big windows, rich wooden tables, exposed brick walls setting off inspired twists on rootsy classics.
Word-of-mouth dingy treasure serving good, cheap Vietnamese food in a downright crappy location.
Get your dumpling on in high style at this delectable dim sum dreamland.
Persian-inflected cuisine in a classic SF space. We want super-friendly Chef Hoss Zaré to be our new best friend.
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