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

Taqueria Cancún is the most dependable burrito joint in town.

Trou Normand is great place to eat cured meats and sip crafty cognac cocktails.

Bar Agricole is one of the great utility players in the SF dining scene. Perfect For many occasions.

Pakwan comes through in the clutch with long hours, reasonable pricing, a large space, and potent spices.

Oren's serves great hummus and skewers in Palo Alto.

Berkeley’s Top Dog is an institution: an anarchist hole-in-the-wall that serves incredible hot dogs late into the night.

Down to talk loudly and eat a ton of burrata in the Mission? Get yourself to Beretta for excellent Italian small plates.

Golden Boy Pizza in North Beach sells inexpensive, filling pizza slices worth waiting in line for.

A great bar that doesn’t quite have the restaurant part figured out yet.

Cordon Bleu is a Vietnamese lunch counter in Lower Nob Hill where you can eat a lot of food for cheap. Make sure you get the five spice chicken.

Late at night in the Mission, craving that NYC slice? Here's your answer.

Toyose is a Korean restaurant in a converted garage in the Outer Sunset. The food's not perfect, but it's a fun late night spot for a group.

Blind Tiger is an underground restaurant and bar that serves shareable Asian fusion plates in a festive atmosphere that’s great for groups.

Tony’s Coal-Fired Pizza And Slice House is a quick counter-service version of Tony’s Pizza in North Beach.

Getting a burger at In-N-Out is one of the few reasons you’ll find us on this stretch of Fisherman’s Wharf.