32 "Literally Everyone" restaurants in San Francisco.
Eating tongue is fun every once in a while. But you're usually looking for something just as memorable, and way more crowd pleasing. Here are the restaurants that will satisfy (and impress) your artsy roommate, new mother-in-law, and everyone in between.
With great music and a ton of spots to sit, The Royal Cuckoo is one of our favorite places to drink in Bernal Heights.
Emmy’s Spaghetti Shack in Bernal Heights does amazing old-school Italian in a space that feels like a 1990s time capsule.
Chez Panisse Cafe in Berkeley is the more casual (and possibly better) sister spot to Chez Panisse, which is located just downstairs.
Between the beautiful space and interesting twists on Chinese classics, Mister Jiu’s in Chinatown is one of the most unmissable restaurants in SF.
San Tung is a Chinese restaurant in the Sunset with great chicken wings, but the entire menu is worth trying out.
The Mill in Nopa is the place you keep hearing about with the fancy toast, and it’s worth paying for, especially to hang out here a little longer.
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.
Tony’s Pizza Napoletana in North Beach has nearly every style of pizza you can ask for all under one roof.
When you need soft serve, you really need it, and Gott’s Soft Serve in the Ferry Building makes some of the best around.
Stock up for some sort of cheese party at Cowgirl Creamery in the Ferry Building, or go to their stand next door if you want something to eat now.
House of Prime Rib in Nob Hill is where you should go celebrate with a lot of meat and large bottles of wine.
You could go to Lou's for breakfast or lunch or any time you're hungry really, but whenever you go, make sure you get a sandwich.
Jang Soo BBQ in the Richmond serves all of the Korean barbecue classics, plus other things you want like bibimbap.
