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Paging Aladdin and Scheherazade. Over-the-top Disney set with every imaginable Arabian Nights cliche. Ornate wall murals, beanbag cushions, tapestries and carpets from Azerbaijan. Live music, waite... read more
A boulder through the back door (landslide!) forced a change of location, but the excellent Afghani cuisine served on white table clothes at bargain prices remains. Owner Mahmoud Karzai, brother of... read more
Gen X version of Big Chill. Hangout place stripped down to basics. Creedence and the Giants game, our favorite beers on tap. Friendly family hole in the wall with warm oven smells and monthly art e... read more
Voted Best Seafood in 2006 by SF Weekly. Floor-to-ceiling chalkboard menu, raw bar covered with heaps o’ crab legs waiting to be cracked, bevy of oysters poised for shucking. Nightly regulars welco... read more
Gee Mr. Swensen, your ice cream sure tastes swell. Original parlor on the same corner since 1948, and now 300 or so spread all over globe. Homemade caramel turtle fudge and sticky chewy chocolate, ... read more
Possibly the best pot stickers in the city: fat and full, pan-fried crispy, and the size of a croissant. Business-card testimonials from around the world to prove it’s not hyperbole. Surprisingly u... read more
Not quite like the late-night tapas experience we had in Seville, but it tries. Bread and olives as soon as you sit down, nice. Chef/owner from Madrid, and from the looks of things a fan of bullfig... read more
Will and Grace and their buddies talk current events at the corner window. Charming feel-good den feeds friends and neighbors. Sit at the bar, drink house-infused vodka (love the Apripolitan), and ... read more
High-ceilinged, saloon-styled spot with fading streams of sunlight, Cheer’s-like center bar, and lazy fans circling dreamily overhead. A bastion for bitter locals along the sadly yuppified stretch ... read more
Tiny, no-nonsense, and bursting at the gills with the freshest seafood ever since 1912. Motley assortment of lunchers, from socialites to Hell’s Angels, lining up on sidewalk for one of 22 counter ... read more
Club royalty Martel & Nabiel’s original excursion. Petite, pricey and date-perfect. Warm, golden tones and quiveringly fresh fish make this the grooviest sushi indeed. Amberjack sashimi and sublime... read more
So authentic, all that’s missing is the cig smoke (though it's banned in Paris now too). French expats and DINKS from down the street savoring home-baked quiches, smoked salmon frittata, and macar... read more
A Russian Hill charmer for all you Romeos. Hood fave since '87. Romantic corner spot with wine-centric menu, seasonal Cal-Med cuisine (addictive bread salad, carrot-orange bisque, bread pudding) an... read more
Organic my ass. Sometimes all you crave is a thick slab of old-school dry-aged steak the size of your liver. No concessions to nouvelle cuisine here: spinach is creamed, booths are highhbacked, wai... read more
Paging Aladdin and Scheherazade. Over-the-top Disney set with every imaginable Arabian Nights cliché. Ornate wall murals, beanbag cushions, tapestries and carpets from Azerbaijan. Live music, waite... read more
Me encanta Nick's Crispy, home of the city's best fish tacos. Chef-owner Nick rents out day space from nightclub impresario Harry Denton. Thus the Mexican ponchos over plush velvet booths and super... read more
As the gaudy sign outside describes, this is a combination of Persi...
Set in the historic Vanderbilt building in downtown St. Helena, thi...
Having grown out of its cult status since opening in its Nob Hill l...
This spectacular new Dior Homme boutique in San Francisco joins alr...
While the hygienic advances of the 21st Century are most welcome, t...