DK Travel : San Francisco : Places to eat

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The Dining Room

The setting, the service, and the food all live up to the Ritz name (see The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Dining Room).
The Grove

It almost feels like a mountain lodge, with lounging furniture and roaring fire. The tempting menu offers entrées such as a leek and goat’s cheese tart or shepherd’s pie. Great coffee, too.
The Lark Creek Inn

The redwood-shaded garden loveliness of this Marin hideaway is impossible to fault. The food is innovative New American cuisine such as roasted parsnip soup with black truffles.
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Dining Room

More perfect food than this, in a more quietly refined setting, or with more elegantly considerate service is hard to imagine. When you want to give yourself a treat, make a reservation here and prepare to be pampered with the very best food and wines.
Tita Hale ‘Aina

This Hawaiian restaurant is complete with traditional music and tropical decor. Specialties include kahlua pig and aku tuna.
Tommy Toy’s Haute Cuisine Chinoise

This elegant institution serves marvelous fare in a sumptuous setting. The cuisine is a melding of Chinese and French.
Ton Kiang

Many say this place has the best dim sum in the city. Always fresh, hot, and tasty, with various specialties.
Truly Mediterranean

This Middle Eastern snack joint is great for grabbing a bag of falafel, and a stack of pitta bread, then heading to Golden Gate Park for a picnic.
US Restaurant

Everything here is simple and authentically Italian.
Yoshida-Ya

One of the old-standby Japanese choices. Although the sushi is remarkable, it’s the yakitori (barbecue) that gives the place its ongoing reputation.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- under $20
- $20-$40
- $40-$55
- $55-$80
- over $80