Il Parco

"Il Parco is the best and it’s right next to The Presidio Tunnel Tops Park, which is the most amazing kids spot ever. You can order a great pizza and other casual Italian from Il Parco and the kids can just play the entire time that you're there—that’s huge!" - patrick wong

"A park is a natural place for dogs, but throw in an extremely convenient takeaway window at Tunnel Tops spot Il Parco, and you’ve got a pitch-perfect outdoor hang with views of the Golden Gate Bridge. While your four-legged friend won’t be able to go inside the building, make use of that window and order a charcuterie and cheese board, or pastries and coffee, whatever will make the day sing." - Dianne de Guzman, Paolo Bicchieri

"Il Parco is an Italian cafe located in the Presidio Tunnel Tops, offering a variety of Italian-inspired food and beverages." - Dianne de Guzman

"Two things are simultaneously true at Il Parco in the Presidio. One: the focaccia, which is the main event here (served in pizza, sandwich, or plain form) is delicious. It’s light yet sturdy, and crackly-crisp on the bottom. The second is that you should expect to spend a lot of money—so much that any genuine excitement you felt toward that mortadella-topped slice may disappear.  The takeout-oriented cafe, which is right next to the Presidio Tunnel Tops park, is undoubtedly a great location for a picnic. Have family in town and want to show them the Golden Gate Bridge? Or maybe you’re getting fresh air with a lot of kids and/or dogs? Grabbing lunch at Il Parco just makes sense. But seeing as iPhone-sized slices of pizza average around $16 apiece (they’re also not warmed up), you’re better off grabbing food nearby in the or and bringing it to the park. Or come for a snack (rather than a full meal) and enjoy a slice of chocolate cake with some of the best views in the city.  " - Julia Chen

"The Presidio is getting another new restaurant (see: Dalida) with Il Parco. This time it’s a casual indoor-outdoor Italian cafe that’s serving sourdough focaccia pizza on a patio at the Tunnel Tops. The menu also includes pastries, salads, and a grab-and-go section, plus canned cocktails and wine that you can drink at the park. They’re open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day of the week." - Ricky Rodriguez