Sorrel is an upscale California-Italian place in Pac Heights that’s designed to impress, even if they do everything a little too by the book.

Food for the Lululemon crowd, and for us too. Jane on Fillmore finely toes the line between healthy and delicious. If only they were open for dinner.

B. Patisserie is another notch in the SF bakery belt.

Fancy fine dining, San Francisco style. Bring your elders.

Out The Door in Pacific Heights has some of the best vibes around. They also have wine on tap. These things may or may not be related.

Fresca is a Pacific Heights staple for solid Peruvian food.

Another fancy SF sandwich shop. Not that we're mad about it.

Try Gardenias, in lower Pac Heights, when you’re looking to drink a bottle of wine and eat like a moderately health-conscious French king.

A solid Pac Heights spot, Octavia does a great chicken and even better soups.

The bowls and salads at Glaze Teriyaki Gill in the Fillmore won’t let you down.

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

The City Taqueria in Lower Pacific Heights makes great Mission-style burritos way outside of the actual Mission.

Tacobar in Lower Pacific Heights has solid tacos and is one of the cheaper dining options on Fillmore Street.

Troya is a quiet restaurant in Pacific Heights serving great kebabs and other Mediterranean food.

The Snug is a good spot for cocktails and small plates in Pacific Heights.

Tataki does great, sustainably-sourced sushi in Pacific Heights.