Fin de siècle dining in Moulin Rouge setting.
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House-made everything (including the best potato chips ever) and secret garden seating.
- Azie
- SoMa
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Asian, French
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$$$
Nostalgia for 1999 running rampant, with or without Prince soundtrack.
Perfect for your “I know this great little French place” collection.
Unassuming French old-timer with lace curtains, high ceiling, lots of mirrors, classic bistro vibe.
So authentic, all that’s missing is the smoke. You love Paris in the springtime.
Decadent Belle Epoque meets inspired, impeccable cuisine.
Sassy bartender, sexy candelight, simple French food.
Does only one thing, and does it damn well: Soufflé
Nicely executed bistro classics (sweetbreads, duck confit, cassoulet) served in a romantic butter-colored room.
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Don’t let petite size fool you: fabulous French for less loot than big bro Chez Papa up the street.
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Thirty-four years of seminal eats that fed the revolution.
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Chic, bustling, sliver-sized bistro with some of the best Provencal dishes in town.
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Excellent food and attentive service in warm and mellow room.
Haven’t you always wanted to get cozy over duck confit and crème brulée?
Tiny sidewalk café in the shadow of huge department stores has a devoted following thanks to healthy, homemade French fare.
Greedy eaters rejoice over piled-high plates of crepes and omelets that even Sally Struthers couldn’t finish.
The city's top French brought to you by owner-chef Hubert Keller, guest chef to presidents.
- Florio
- Pacific Heights
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French
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$$
Solid neighborhood spot where old money dines in cashmere crewnecks and Herm
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Regulars know to get crispy potato puffs and tomato braised chicken sandwich with cheese.
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Superb French tapas served family-style on twinkling fairytale tented back patio.
A favorite with the symphony and politico crowd, but cool enough for young hipsters with good credit.
Astonishing architectural space brimming with history, charm, and Hermès-clad ladies.
SF institution for more than 30 years, favored meeting spot for city’s colorful elite.
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True to its name, quaint French bistro makes you forget you’re in SoMa.
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