San Francisco, Food & Drink

Dining guides

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  • Five San Francisco restaurants with heated outdoor patios, from a Marina wine garden to a bank-vault plaza, each with the honest caveats attached.

    San Francisco, 5 spots, last verified August 9, 2026

  • Five San Francisco restaurants with private or semi-private rooms that seat a party of 12, from three-Michelin-star Quince to casual Destapas in the Mission.

    San Francisco, 5 spots, last verified August 9, 2026

  • San Francisco goes quiet early, but these five kitchens serve meals past midnight, from Mission burritos to North Beach pasta, with honest hours and caveats.

    San Francisco, 5 spots, last verified August 9, 2026

  • Private dining rooms in San Francisco for every group size, from a small room that seats 12 to a taverna that fits 200. Here are the five worth booking.

    San Francisco, 5 spots, last verified August 9, 2026

  • Five San Francisco counters built for solo diners, from Swan Oyster Depot and Anchor to Saru, Yamo, and a quiet KEN omakase. Where to sit and what to order.

    San Francisco, 5 spots, last verified August 9, 2026

  • No reservation, no problem: five San Francisco spots that take walk-ins, from Sorella's bar to a late-night Mission burrito, when every table is booked.

    San Francisco, 5 spots, last verified August 9, 2026

  • Five San Francisco spots built for outdoor lunch when the sun is out: garden patios, a Bay Bridge view, heated seating, and hearty plates in the fresh air.

    San Francisco, 5 spots, last verified August 9, 2026

  • From Michelin-starred Korean barbecue to legendary burritos, here are the Mission District restaurants worth the trip, with honest notes on each.

    San Francisco, 5 spots, last verified August 6, 2026