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Uncle Boy's
Uncle Boy’s is a late-night counter-service spot in the Richmond specializing in burgers, lumpia, and other fried things.
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Arbor
Arbor is a fast-casual spot in Hayes Valley serving salad bowls, smashburgers, and a pretty good fried chicken sandwich.
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Beep's Burgers
This old-school drive-in burger spot in Ingleside keeps it simple with a menu of burgers, curly fries, and milkshakes.
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Red’s Java House
Red’s Java House is a classic SF stop off for a burger and a cold beer on the Embarcadero.
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Cow Marlowe
Cow Marlowe is Cow Hollow spot that’s great for last-minute group dinners or a late-night burger.
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Malibu’s Burgers
The vegan fast-food joint is serving delicious burgers, fried chicken sandwiches, and tater tots.
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Cali Alley
The West Berkeley takeout window serves incredible burgers, sandwiches, and other comfort food dishes.
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Presidio Cafe
If you just finished up a round of golf or just want to drink in the sun, drop by the Presidio Cafe.
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Mission Bowling Club
Mission Bowling Club has six lanes, a great bar, and makes one of our favorite burgers in the city.
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Shake Shack
You’re going to wait in line at the Shake Shack in Cow Hollow, but at least there are awesome burgers and ice cream at the end of it.
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Bernal Star
This casual Bernal Heights restaurant has a huge patio that’s ideal for brunch or burgers with friends.
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San Francisco Athletic Club
If you're worried about getting a good spot at the bar for the game, San Francisco Athletic Club in Lower Pacific Heights takes reservations.
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Gott’s Roadside
Getting a burger at Gott’s Roadside is one of the best reasons to go to the Ferry Building.
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In-N-Out Burger
Getting a burger at In-N-Out is one of the few reasons you’ll find us on this stretch of Fisherman’s Wharf.
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Prather Ranch: American Eatery
Stop by Prather Ranch: American Eatery in the Ferry Building for huge burgers and fries doused in chili that could feed a family of eight.