Pearl is a great option for a long weekend brunch or a casual weeknight dinner in the Richmond.

Hong Kong Lounge II is a Chinese spot in the Richmond ideal for eating all the dim sum in sight.

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

Nourish Cafe is a neighborhood spot in the Inner Richmond that also happens to be good for you.

A top notch sushi spot with a little more flexibility.

A modern pizza place that’s a great addition to the Richmond.

Located right on the edge of Richmond, Park Chalet serves cheap beer they brew themselves and has a great oyster Happy Hour.

Marla Bakery is an excellent spot for pastries and brunch in the Richmond - get a spot on the back patio.

Burma Superstar in the Richmond is one of the best Burmese spots in the city and you should eat there whenever you can.

Head to Spices! in the Richmond for great spicy fried chicken and Sichuan specialties.

Steins in the Richmond is a solid stop for German beers and watching sports on TV.

Carbon Grill in the Richmond kind of feels like you’re eating Korean BBQ in a Top Golf, and we’re not complaining.

The only reason you need to know about Arsicault Bakery in the Richmond is croissants, but their other pastries are amazing, too.

BStar Cafe in the Richmond serves the same Burmese food as its sibling, Burma Superstar, but a shorter wait.

Mandalay in the Richmond has great Burmese food that’s great for a casual weeknight dinner.

If you need a bagel fix in the Richmond, House of Bagels is your best bet.