Zuni Cafe in the Civic Center is still an icon, and it sits firmly at the top of our list of favorite restaurants in this town.

Rich Table is a restaurant in Hayes Valley that, no matter how many times you go, will always surprise you in the best way possible.

The menu at this Chinatown restaurant, which throws unusual ingredients into the mix, is interesting and delicious but not trying too hard.

La Ciccia is a Sardinian restaurant in Noe Valley with excellent pasta. Be sure to make a reservation.

We can always rely on Cotogna in the Financial District for an excellent upscale Italian meal.

Che Fico, on the edge of NoPa, serves excellent Italian food in an impressively designed space.

The seafood and vegetable-focused Mexican food at Cala is some of the best in San Francisco.

Foreign Cinema in the Mission is a San Francisco classic for brunch, and dinner is solid too.

The Morris, deep in the Mission, is serving blockbuster-quality American food.

An ambitious restaurant, and a good one at that. SPQR is making a run at the San Francisco pasta crown, mostly with ingredients we can’t pronounce.

Gary Danko is a taste of a fancier, older San Francisco you’re probably not used to. Fortunately, it’s a very delicious taste.

A16 turns out some of the best pizza in San Francisco. The small plates are close to perfect, and you can actually get a reservation. There’s no catch. Just go.

Looking for a last minute reservation for a big group on a Saturday night? That’s a daunting task. Fog City enters the pantheon of great places you can get into.

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.

Mourad serves fancy, incredible food, even if it lacks a little bit of soul.

Beautiful food thats screams “YOU ARE IN CALIFORNIA”. Welcome to Aster.