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We checked out these new restaurants in Oakland, Berkeley, and beyond—and loved them.
16 SF restaurants where you won’t feel awkwardly out of place in nice clothes.
From bánh mì institutions and casual sushi joints to New York-style slice shops, this is where you should eat in Oakland.
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The Best Croissants In SF
6 bakeries where you can eat your body weight in butter.
There are a lot of burritos in this city. Here’s where to get the best ones.
From bánh mì and tuna melts to Philadelphia-style hoagies, here are the best sandwich spots in the city.
Where To Eat This Week
The Best Lunch Spots In SF
The best midday meals you can get in the city.
A night out at one of these places feels overwhelmingly of the moment.
Spotlight: Chinatown
The Best Restaurants In San Francisco’s Chinatown
15 spots for juicy xiao long bao, steamed fish, and crispy pork belly.
Four Kings is a modern Chinese spot in Chinatown serving the best possible versions of Cantonese classics.
R&G Lounge is a Chinatown institution. Head here with a big group to share a spread of Cantonese seafood dishes, like lobster, steamed clams, and the iconic salt and pepper crab.
For face-sized pineapple buns and creamy egg tarts, head to this small Chinese bakery in Chinatown.
Have A Nice Lunch
Sandy's
Sandy’s in the Haight is a counter-service lunch spot specializing in New Orleans-style muffulettas piled high with meat, cheese, and olive spread. But they only make a limited number per day.
Deli Board is a SoMa sandwich shop with incredible pastrami and other well-stuffed sandwiches.
Panchita’s in the Mission has been making amazing pupusas—and an exceptional revuelta pupusa—since the late 1980s.
Prubechu is a Guamanian restaurant in the Mission that's also a perfect backyard-style hang.
Saigon Sandwich in the Tenderloin is where you’ll find the best bánh mì in the city.