Violet’s in the Richmond is a good neighborhood date stop for cocktails and a light bite.

Getting a burger at Gott’s Roadside is one of the best reasons to go to the Ferry Building.

The burgers at Popsons in Mid-Market are the right mix between fast food and fancy.

Cow Marlowe is Cow Hollow spot that’s great for last-minute group dinners or a late-night burger.

Red’s Java House is a classic SF stop off for a burger and a cold beer in the Embarcadero.

La Trappe is a bar in North Beach with the best beer selection in the neighborhood.

This casual Bernal Heights restaurant has a huge patio that’s ideal for brunch or burgers with friends.

If you're worried about getting a good spot at the bar for the game, San Francisco Athletic Club in Pacific Heights takes reservations.

Wesburger ‘n’ More is a casual spot in the Mission with burgers that you’ll need to nap off afterward.

Getting a burger at In-N-Out is one of the few reasons you’ll find us on this stretch of Fisherman’s Wharf.

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.

Head to Sam’s in North Beach for a late night burger when you’re done bar hopping.

Roam Artisan Burgers is where you should go in Cow Hollow when “I’m not really hungry” turns to “I could really use a burger.”

Popsons, near Union Square, does excellent burgers (unsurprisingly, since it’s from the people behind Causwells).

Black Sands is a sleek and modern brewery in the Haight.

The fast food-style burgers at Roam in Pacific Heights are much tastier (and more virtuous) than what you’d get at a drive through.