Castro

SFReview

This seafood spot in the Castro serves great cioppino, oysters, and chowder in an old-school space.

Julia Chen

November 8, 2022

SFGuide

Mascarpone-stuffed french toast, dumplings, burritos, and more.

TA

Taylor Abrams, Lani Conway & Julia Chen

November 8, 2022

SFReview

This counter-service spot in the Castro serves Vietnamese staples like phở, bánh mì, vermicelli plates, and incredible garlic noodles.

Julia Chen

November 2, 2022

SFReview

Go to Kitchen Story in the Castro for decadent, big-portioned brunch food, candied bacon, and deep-fried french toast.

Lani Conway

June 24, 2022

SFReview

Dumpling House is a casual Castro restaurant serving excellent dim sum.

Lani Conway

May 24, 2022

SFReview

Il Casaro is an Italian spot in the Castro we rely on for weeknight dinners and Happy Hours. Their Neapolitan pizzas are solid, but sometimes inconsistent.

Julia Chen

April 28, 2022

SFReview

Mama Ji's makes solid dim sum in the Castro.

Lani Conway

March 10, 2022

SFReview

Thorough Bread and Pastry is a French-style bakery in the Castro with incredible almond croissants.

Lani Conway

March 9, 2022

SFReview

Come to I'a Poke in the Castro for excellent build-your-own poke bowls.

Julia Chen

March 8, 2022

SFReview

Sushi Urashima in Duboce Triangle is a great Japanese spot to drop in for a weeknight dinner filled with excellent nigiri.

Julia Chen

March 7, 2022

SFReview

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

SFReview

Beit Rima in the Castro makes excellent Arab food in a fun, bustling space.

Will Kamensky

January 14, 2022

SFReview

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

SFReview

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

SFReview

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

SFReview

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

SFReview

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

SFReview

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

SFReview

Dinosaurs is a takeout-only sandwich spot in the Castro making banh mi that’s the perfect ratio of bread to filling.

Lani Conway

January 14, 2022

SFReview

440 is a friendly gay bar in the Castro.

Peter-Astrid Kane

June 11, 2021