Old Jerusalem Restaurant

Beit Rima is your go-to cozy spot in the Castro for heartfelt Arabic comfort food, serving up hearty mezze platters, fragrant za’atar flatbreads, and perfectly spiced skewers that feel like a warm hug on a plate.

Nestled along the Embarcadero, Pier 23 Cafe serves up delicious seafood favorites and boasts a sunny outdoor patio with killer bay views and live tunes.

Palette Tea House serves modern dim sum and Cantonese dishes in a stylish space, blending creativity with classic flavors for a delightful dining experience.

Diners flock to this bustling Japantown spot for hefty servings of Korean barbecue, where the kalbijjim steals the show amid a vibrant atmosphere.

Bodega SF offers a modern twist on Northern Vietnamese cuisine in a stylish setting, perfect for long dinners with vibrant cocktails and family-style dishes.

This lively bi-level spot serves up Detroit-style square pizzas with inventive toppings, along with tasty burgers and salads, all in a casual atmosphere.

Tucked in the Mission, this sleek spot serves up irresistible tsukemen—chewy noodles paired with a bold, savory broth—perfect for casual bites or date nights.

Loló is a vibrant Mission spot that serves up playful Jaliscan-Californian food, from panko shrimp tacos to delicious empanadas, all in a quirky colorful setting.

In the sleek, artful space of Nisei in Russian Hill, Chef David Yoshimura serves a stunning, seasonal 12-course tasting menu that artfully blends Japanese tradition with bold Californian flavors.

Chill neighborhood bar with inviting leather booths, a great beer and whiskey selection, and a friendly vibe that's perfect for mingling or unwinding.