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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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17 Restaurants With Action At The Bar
Eating at the bar is just as much fun as sitting in the dining room. Here’s where to do it.
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Piglet & Co
Piglet & Co. in the Mission is inspired by Taiwanese night markets and does exciting takes on Asian comfort dishes.
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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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The Alembic
The Alembic is a cozy Haight bar institution ideal for date nights and chill hangouts.
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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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Little Skillet
Little Skillet is a spacious soul food restaurant in SoMa serving great chicken and waffles and po’boys the size of a football.
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Foghorn Taproom
Foghorn Taproom is a no-fuss sports bar in the Richmond with big-screen TVs and excellent chicken wings.
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Saru Handroll Bar
At Saru Handroll Bar in Russian Hill, you can order simple and well-executed temaki in an intimate space.
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Back to Back
Back to Back is a Nob Hill natural wine bar focusing on excellent wood-fired pizza.
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Kusakabe
Kusakabe in the Financial District is a high-end omakase spot for special occasions.
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Izakaya Sozai
This izakaya in the Inner Sunset is a good option for quick weeknight dinners involving ramen and sake.
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Anchor Oyster Bar
This seafood spot in the Castro serves great cioppino, oysters, and chowder in an old-school space.
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An Japanese Restaurant
An Japanese Restaurant is a tiny high-end sushi spot in the Japan Center with standout omakase.