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

Leo’s Oyster Bar involves pricey, but tasty seafood in an ’80s power yacht come to life. Obviously it’s in the Financial District.

Cockscomb in Soma is not a spot for vegetarians, or picky eaters. But if you’re on a carnivorous quest, you’re in for an experience.

The upscale Mexican at Flores is a nice change of pace for Cow Hollow. You just have to do this place right.

Sparrow is an oasis in the Haight, with a great patio and excellent happy hour.

The Dorian is serving fancy comfort food and strong cocktails, while trying very hard to look cool.

A casual taco spot in SoMa with lots of outdoor seating, Uno Dos Tacos doesn’t have amazing food, but it’s perfect for your next work team outing.

Shotwell’s is a bar in the Mission that’s always empty enough to feel like your own secret bar.

The Pawn Shop is a “secret” tapas bar in SoMa with surprisingly good food hidden behind a fake pawn shop

Walking into Iron Horse Cocktails for a drink is a good escape from the shopping and crowds close by in Union Square.

Woodbury is a dark bar in SoMa serving solid bar food like fried chicken sandwiches.

Head to The Lord George in SoMa after work for $1 oysters and good cocktails.

Head to Trailblazer Tavern in SoMa after work for cocktails and Hawaiian food, and make sure to take advantage of their Happy Hour.

Cow Marlowe has American food and a killer burger in a space that feels like a New York City bar crash landed in Cow Hollow.

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

Marengo on the Alley is a restaurant that serves sliders and cocktails in the Financial District. Good for a quick bit and drinks after work.