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Where To Get Some Pasta & A Glass Of Wine By Yourself
Eating carbohydrates by yourself is a beautiful thing. Here’s where to do it.
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9 Places With Good Wine & Moody Lighting
Where to go when you just want to sit in a dimly lit room and keep the pinot noir flowing.
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Saru Handroll Bar
Saru Handroll Bar in Russian Hill specializes in uncomplicated (and fantastic) handrolls.
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Shoshin Sushi
Shoshin Sushi is a Japanese restaurant in the Richmond serving nigiri and fantastic baked rolls in a low-key space.
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Where To Get Some Pasta & A Glass Of Wine By Yourself
Eating carbohydrates by yourself is a beautiful thing. Here’s where to do it.
Guide
9 Places With Good Wine & Moody Lighting
Where to go when you just want to sit in a dimly lit room and keep the pinot noir flowing.
Review
Sears Fine Food
For the classic American breakfast (and Swedish pancakes), go to Sears Fine Food in Union Square.
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Mensho Tokyo
There's always a line at Mensho Tokyo in the Tenderloin—but the fantastic ramen is worth the wait.
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Fuku Ramen
Head to Fuku Ramen in the Richmond for a bowl of tonkotsu ramen with super thin chashu.
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Nojo Ramen Tavern
Nojo Ramen Tavern in Hayes Valley serves ramen with incredibly creamy chicken paitan broth.
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Souvla
Souvla is an excellent fast-casual Greek spot with multiple locations throughout San Francisco.
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Sato Omakase
Come to this Nob Hill spot for an 18-course omakase that feels like a dramatic production.
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Good To Eat Dumplings
For quick dumpling dinners and crispy-bottomed potstickers, head to Good To Eat Dumpling in Emeryville.
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Ferry Building Marketplace
The Ferry Building Marketplace is a food hall inside the historic Embarcadero waterfront building with restaurants, coffee shops, and food stalls ideal for quick eats.
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Ken
Ken is a six-seat omakase counter in Lower Haight that feels like a dinner party filled with flawless fish.
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Oma San Francisco Station
Oma San Francisco Station is one of the city's more unique omakase experiences—the casual counter is located at the end of a long hallway in the Japantown mall.
