Nopa is our ultimate go-to restaurant in San Francisco.

One of the best omakase sushi meals in the city can be found at Ju-Ni in NoPa.

Che Fico, on the edge of NoPa, serves excellent Italian food in an impressively designed space.

An oasis in San Francisco’s barren desert of BBQ. Enjoy it in daytime, in sunlight, with a beer, on the patio.

Barvale, in NoPa, serves quality tapas - including some of the best octopus we’ve ever eaten.

Oysters, fresh seafood, and all the attractive people. Lose the Dropbox tee and get your game on. Bar Crudo is where it’s at.

There seem to be two kinds of people in this world - the people who love The Mill, and the people who think it’s crazy to spend $5 on a piece of toast. We fall firmly into the former of those groups.

Fool’s Errand is a wine bar in Nopa that’s great for waiting for a reservation on Divis or hanging out with a few friends.

Don't let the people in Brenda's brunch line find out about the goodness going down at her second location.

Nopalito in Nopa always leaves us wanting more. We can’t shake the feeling that it’s aiming higher, and missing.

The New Mexican food at Green Chile Kitchen is a solid crowdpleaser.

Zaytoon on Divisadero is a great place to stop for affordable Mediterranean food on a weeknight or during lunch.

The Page is a dive bar in NoPa with cheap beers, pool, and foosball.

Souvla serves great Greek food from their Nopa outpost and other locations around SF. Don’t forget to get a glass of wine and some frozen yogurt, too.

Ragazza is better for groups, better for Italian food, and better for outdoor seating than any other place in Nopa.

Indian Paradox is a small, very laid-back wine bar on Divis that has excellent Indian small plates and a super-friendly owner.