Japanese fusion that doesn’t suck at Nomica in the Castro. And some traditional stuff too.

One of the city's most underrated burrito joints.

The greatest neighborhood restaurant you can never get into.

A safe house from spicy sauce in the Castro, Eiji is one of the best low-key sushi spots around.

You’ll get great comfort food and a neighborhood feel at Finn Town in the Castro.

The Californian-Mediterranean food at Lark in the Castro might be geographically inaccurate, but it tastes pretty great.

The poke at I'a Poke in the Castro is some of the best around.

For cozy, classic French, it doesn't get much better than L'Ardoise in the Castro.

A great bar that doesn’t quite have the restaurant part figured out yet.

Ignore Tacorgasmico's terrible name, and enjoy the affordable and delicious Mexican food.

The plates at this new tapas bar are hit or miss. But Beso has serious potential. If they'd just dim the lights.

Solid dim sum in the Castro at MaMa Ji's.

Hecho serves some solid Mexican food in the Castro. But $12 for two tacos?

A decent spot in the Castro if you need to feed a group of ten in a pinch.

Yes, there will be a wait at Kitchen Story in the Castro. But there’s millionaire’s bacon at the end of it.

You come to Philz for the Mint Mojito Iced Coffee. If you need to get some work done while you drink it, go to the Castro location.