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SF’s Best Restaurants For Affordable Group Dinners
You finally got everyone to agree on a date. Next step: finding the perfect place for your group to eat that also won’t cost too much.
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17 Great Patios For A Group Meal Outside
When you want to eat and drink outside with a group, head to one of these 17 restaurants.
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Where To Eat And Drink With Your Coworkers Because Team Bonding Has Taken Over Your Life
In San Francisco, your work team is like your family. Here’s where to get drinks with them after work.
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Where To Go When You Don’t Want To Make A Big Deal About Your Birthday, But You Actually Kinda Do
13 places perfect for that party you claimed you didn’t want to have.
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Bund Shanghai
Bund Shanghai Restaurant is a Chinatown mainstay serving solid homestyle Shanghainese dishes.
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PPQ Dungeness Island
PPQ Dungeness Island is a Vietnamese seafood spot in the Richmond with excellent whole roasted crabs and garlic noodles.
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Barebottle Brewing Company
Barebottle Brewing Company in Bernal Heights has a warehouse-like space filled with big tables, couches, and games.
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The Wreck Room
The Wreck Room is a Nob Hill bar with a pool table, shuffleboard, and Skee-Ball.
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Bella Trattoria
Bella Trattoria is an Italian restaurant in the Richmond with housemade pastas served in hearty portions.
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New Delhi Restaurant
This Indian restaurant is a solid option in Union Square when you’re looking to eat with a group.
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Delarosa
Delarosa is an Italian restaurant near Union Square that’s great for spontaneous group meals on the heated patio.
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Kevin & Chris’s Noodle House
For hearty portions of Vietnamese dishes like phở, vermicelli bowls, and rice combination plates, head to Kevin's in the Sunset.
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A La Turca
A La Turca is a Turkish restaurant in the Tenderloin you should remember for quick bites and casual weeknight dinners.
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Great China
Great China in Berkeley serves incredible Peking duck, plus other Northern Chinese dishes worth going out of your way for.
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R&G Lounge
R&G Lounge is a Chinatown institution. Head here with a big group to share a spread of Cantonese seafood dishes, like lobster, steamed clams, and the iconic salt and pepper crab.
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Arepas Latin Cuisine
Arepas Latin Cuisine is a Venezuelan restaurant specializing in well-stuffed arepas. Get here for salsa and merengue nights, too.
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Dragon Beaux
We go to Dragon Beaux in the Richmond for both classic and creative takes on dim sum.
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Greens Restaurant
A meal at this entirely-vegetarian institution in Fort Mason is an experience you should try at least once.