Explore All the City Has to Offer

Espresso Bar$

The Coffee Movement

Nob Hill · 5 min walk

A two-person bar pulling some of the most carefully made espresso in the city, with a line that moves fast.

Classic Diner$$

Sears Fine Food

Union Square · 7 min walk

Serving since 1938 and known for eighteen silver-dollar Swedish pancakes with lingonberry butter.

Arrive before nine or the weekend line builds.

Neighborhood Cafe$

Beanstalk Cafe

Lower Nob Hill · 8 min walk

An easy corner cafe for a flat white and an egg sandwich on the way down to Union Square.

Neighborhood Cafe$$

Nook

Nob Hill · 9 min walk

Right at the Hyde Street cable car stop, with proper espresso, bagels and lox, and tables worth lingering at.

French Cafe$$

Cafe de la Presse

Union Square · 9 min walk

French cafe beside the Chinatown Gate: croque madame, omelets and cafe au lait at sidewalk tables.

Roaster$

Home Coffee Roasters

Chinatown · 10 min walk

Small Chinatown roastery where the beans are done in-house and the counter staff will happily talk you through them.

Thai-Californian$$

Lapisara Eatery

Lower Nob Hill · 10 min walk

Thai-inflected brunch — coconut pancakes, crab benedict — in a bright room that fills up on weekends.

Chinese Bakery$

AA Bakery & Cafe

Chinatown · 10 min walk

Chinatown bakery with the egg-tart case up front; the flaky tarts and pineapple buns are best straight off the tray.

Seasonal Cafe$$

Farm:Table

Lower Nob Hill · 10 min walk

One communal reclaimed-wood table and a chalkboard menu rewritten daily — toast, eggs and pour-over.

Opens at 10am; closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Coffee Bar$$

Better Half Coffee

Nob Hill · 12 min walk

Daytime coffee bar inside a wine bar, pouring rotating local roasters alongside corn biscuits and Thai butter cake.

Open 8am-2pm; closed Tuesdays.

Bakery Cafe$$

Jane on Larkin

Lower Nob Hill · 14 min walk

Sourdough toast, granola bowls and morning buns; the kouign-amann and the egg sandwich go early.

French Patisserie$$

Maison Nico

Jackson Square · 15 min walk

A jewel-box French shop for pate en croute, canneles and some of the best laminated pastry in San Francisco.

Pastries sell out by early afternoon.

Breakfast Sandwiches$

Devil's Teeth Baking Company

Embarcadero · 15 min walk

Famous for a breakfast sandwich on a house biscuit; the beignets are worth adding to the order.

Donuts$

Bob's Donuts & Pastry Shop

Polk Gulch · 15 min walk

Polk Street institution frying around the clock; the apple fritter and maple buttermilk bar are the ones to get.

Open late — a proper 2am stop.

Italian Cafe$

Caffe Trieste

North Beach · 15 min walk

North Beach's original espresso bar, opera on the speakers and cappuccino at a marble table since 1956.

Espresso Bar$$

Reveille Coffee Co.

Jackson Square · 15 min walk

Bright corner cafe at the edge of Jackson Square with dialed-in cortados, avocado toast and a sunny parklet.

Espresso Bar$

Blue Bottle Coffee

SoMa · 18 min walk

The Bay Area roaster that started the third-wave boom; reliable, precise, and everywhere downtown.

Focaccia$

Liguria Bakery

North Beach · 18 min walk

Four generations of focaccia, cut with scissors and wrapped in paper — that is the entire menu.

Cash only, and they close when it sells out.

Breakfast$$

Mama's on Washington Square

North Beach · 18 min walk

The line across from Washington Square is the point; French toast with house preserves and Dungeness crab benedict.

Expect to wait — go on a weekday.

Creole$$

Brenda's French Soul Food

Polk Street · 18 min walk

New Orleans breakfast done properly — order a flight of beignets, then the shrimp and grits.

Roaster$$

Saint Frank Coffee

Russian Hill · 20 min walk

Airy Polk Street room from a roaster that buys direct from farms; the cinnamon-dusted Saint's Cappuccino is the house drink.

Midday

Lunch Around the City

Quick counters near the flats, and the lunches people come to San Francisco for.

A few of our favorites

Chinatown · 9 Min Walk

Hang Ah Tea Room

Financial District · 10 Min By Cable Car

Tadich Grill

Union Square · 12 Min Walk

John's Grill

Polk Gulch · 12 Min Walk

Swan Oyster Depot

North Beach · 16 Min Walk

Molinari Delicatessen

Mission · 15 Min Drive

La Taqueria

Union Square · 10 Min Walk

The Rotunda

FiDi · 12 Min Walk

Sam's Grill

Van Ness · 15 Min Walk

Tommy's Joynt

American$$$

The Big 4

Nob Hill · 2 min walk

The clubby Huntington Hotel dining room is back after a long restoration — dark wood, old San Francisco portraits, proper cioppino.

Lunch 11am-2pm; reserve for a banquette.

Mexican$

Tahona Mercado

Nob Hill · 6 min walk

A small mexicatessen a few blocks downhill turning out carnitas tacos, tortas and good local coffee.

Closed Wednesdays.

Pizza$

Uncle Vito's

Union Square · 6 min walk

Slinging thin-crust pies at Bush and Powell since the eighties — a no-fuss slice-and-salad stop right on the cable car line.

Window seats watch the Powell cars rattle past.

New American$$

Aliment

Lower Nob Hill · 7 min walk

A warm brick-walled spot on Bush for burgers, sandwiches and cocktails — casual enough for lunch, good enough to come back for dinner.

The burger is the order.

Dim Sum$

Good Mong Kok Bakery

Chinatown · 8 min walk

No seats and a fast-moving queue; point at shrimp har gow, barbecue pork buns and sticky rice, then keep walking.

Cash only, takeout only.

Dim Sum$$

Hang Ah Tea Room

Chinatown · 9 min walk

Tucked into an alley since 1920 and billed as America's oldest dim sum parlor — sit down for dumplings and pork buns.

Enter the alley off 872 Sacramento Street.

Burgers$

Pearl's Deluxe Burgers

Lower Nob Hill · 9 min walk

Counter-service burgers off a hot griddle with sweet potato fries; the jalapeno-heavy Rocky burger is the one.

Late-Night Diner$

Grubstake Diner

Polk Gulch · 10 min walk

Burgers and Portuguese comfort plates served inside a converted 1927 railcar — open into the small hours when nothing else is.

Open until 4 AM most nights — remember it after the bars.

Californian$$$

The Rotunda

Union Square · 10 min walk

Lunch under the stained-glass dome at Neiman Marcus — popovers with strawberry butter, lobster club, and a glass of something cold.

Ask for a table at the rotunda window over Union Square.

French Bistro$$

Le Central

FiDi · 11 min walk

San Francisco's original French bistro, pouring and plating on Bush Street since 1974 — steak frites, cassoulet, and regulars who never left.

The zinc bar is the best seat for a solo lunch.

Seafood$$

Swan Oyster Depot

Polk Gulch · 12 min walk

Twenty stools at one marble counter, family-run since 1912; crab Louie, clam chowder and Sicilian sashimi.

Cash only; arrive before noon or wait an hour.

American$$

John's Grill

Union Square · 12 min walk

A Union Square chophouse open since 1908 — order Sam Spade's lamb chops with baked potato and sliced tomato.

Ask for a table upstairs.

Classic Seafood$$$

Sam's Grill

FiDi · 12 min walk

Serving since 1867 — one of the country's oldest restaurants. Sand dabs, curtained wooden booths, and waiters in white jackets.

Ask for a private booth and pull the curtain.

Northern Italian$$$

Perbacco

FiDi · 14 min walk

Polished Piedmontese cooking on California Street — house-made agnolotti and a serious wine list, a proper downtown lunch.

Weekday lunch only; the agnolotti dal plin is the classic.

Chinese Marketplace$$

China Live

Chinatown edge · 14 min walk

An all-day Chinese food hall on Broadway — dumplings, Peking duck, sheng jian bao — like a delicious department store of Chinese cooking.

Walk-ins are easiest at the marketplace counter seats.

Hofbrau$

Tommy's Joynt

Van Ness · 15 min walk

A San Francisco original since 1947 — carved-to-order brisket and buffalo stew under hand-painted signs, with cheap beer to match.

Cafeteria-style: grab a tray, point at the meat.

Sandwiches$

Molinari Delicatessen

North Beach · 16 min walk

A salumeria running since 1896 where they build the Renzo Special to order — carry it two blocks to Washington Square.

Take a number at the door; closes 5:30pm.

Italian Cafe$

Mario's Bohemian Cigar Store

North Beach · 17 min walk

A tiny corner cafe on Washington Square that's been toasting meatball and eggplant paninis in the pizza oven for generations.

Panini, a glass of Chianti, and a window seat on the square.

Seafood$$$

Tadich Grill

Financial District · 10 min by cable car

California's oldest restaurant, open since 1849; sit at the counter for cioppino, grilled sand dabs and Hangtown fry.

No reservations; closed Sundays.

Oysters$$$

Hog Island Oyster Co.

Embarcadero · 15 min by cable car

Raw bar on the bay side of the Ferry Building — Sweetwater oysters, the three-cheese grilled cheese and chowder.

No reservations; go before the noon rush.

Seafood$$$

Scoma's

Fisherman's Wharf · 20 min by cable car

A Pier 47 fish house with its own receiving station — Dungeness crab, lazy man's cioppino and a working-harbor view.

Opens at noon; book ahead on weekends.

Mexican$

La Taqueria

Mission District · 15 min drive

The rice-free Mission burrito that won a James Beard award; ask for it dorado, griddled crisp, with carnitas.

Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

Dim Sum$$

Harborview

Embarcadero · 18 min walk · 8 min ride

White-tablecloth Cantonese and carts of dim sum with bay views at Embarcadero Center — the elegant end of the dumpling spectrum.

Weekend dim sum is the move; reserve ahead.

Chinese$$

San Tung

Inner Sunset · 20 min drive

Ten minutes from the de Young, and the reason is the dry-fried chicken wings and hand-pulled noodles.

Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Dim Sum$$$

Yank Sing

Embarcadero · 20 min walk · 8 min ride

The city's benchmark dim sum since 1958 — carts of shanghai dumplings and crystal shrimp har gow in a gleaming Rincon Center room.

Go early on weekends; the carts move fast.

Burgers$$

Gott's Roadside

Ferry Building · 25 min walk · 10 min ride

Napa's beloved roadside stand at the Ferry Building — ahi burgers, garlic fries and shakes with bay views from the back tables.

Order inside, eat on the bayside tables behind the building.

Fish Tacos$

Cholita Linda

Ferry Building · 25 min walk · 10 min ride

Baja-style crispy fish tacos and plantain bowls in the Ferry Building marketplace — bright, fast, and exactly right at midday.

Pair it with a walk along the Embarcadero.

Japanese Deli$$

Delica

Ferry Building · 25 min walk · 10 min ride

Immaculate Japanese deli boxes at the Ferry Building — sushi rolls, karaage, and beautifully composed bentos to eat on the water.

Grab a bento and a bayside bench.

Evening

Dinner & Drinks

From the trattoria four minutes away to the rooms worth booking a month ahead.

A few of our favorites

Nob Hill · 2 Min Walk

Tonga Room

Chinatown · 8 Min Walk

Mister Jiu's

Polk Gulch · 12 Min Walk

Acquerello

Polk Gulch · 14 Min Walk

House of Prime Rib

North Beach · 18 Min Walk

Original Joe's

Hayes Valley · 10 Min Drive

Zuni Cafe

Union Square · 13 Min Walk

John's Grill

Classic American$$$$

The Big Four

Nob Hill · 2 min walk

The wood-paneled Nob Hill legend at the Huntington, reborn — martinis, chops and railroad-baron memorabilia one block from your door.

Dinner nightly from 5 PM; come early for a drink at the bar.

Italian$$

Nob Hill Cafe

Nob Hill · 4 min walk

The neighborhood's everyday trattoria, cheerful and always full — thin-crust pizza, veal piccata, a house red nobody overthinks.

Walk in early; the small room fills by seven.

Pizza & Natural Wine$$

Back to Back

Nob Hill · 4 min walk

Wood-fired sourdough pies and natural wine in the cozy hillside room on Taylor — the neighborhood's easiest great dinner.

Small room; book ahead or go early.

Steakhouse$$$$

Osso Steakhouse

Nob Hill · 4 min walk

A white-tablecloth neighborhood steakhouse on California Street — dry-aged cuts and stiff martinis without leaving the hill.

The bar seats take walk-ins.

Chinese$$$$

Michelin

Mister Jiu's

Chinatown · 8 min walk

A grand old banquet hall reworked with red lanterns and rooftop views; the Chinese-Californian menu peaks with whole roast duck.

One Michelin star — book three to four weeks ahead.

Italian$$$$

Michelin

Acquerello

Polk Gulch · 12 min walk

A hushed former chapel with vaulted ceilings and career servers; Italian tasting menus built on aged parmesan, truffle and a deep cellar.

Two Michelin stars — book four to six weeks ahead.

Sichuan$$

Michelin

Z & Y Restaurant

Chinatown · 12 min walk

Sichuan cooking that does not pull punches — fish in flaming chili oil, tea-smoked duck, explosive chili chicken.

Bib Gourmand; closed Tuesdays.

Cantonese$$

R&G Lounge

Chinatown · 12 min walk

Chinatown's institution for salt-and-pepper Dungeness crab — three floors, always humming, worth every cracked shell.

Order the crab; reserve on busy nights.

Classic American$$$

John's Grill

Union Square · 13 min walk

Open since 1908 and immortalized in The Maltese Falcon — dark wood, chops, and Sam Spade's lamb chops still on the menu.

Ask about the Maltese Falcon room upstairs.

Chinese$$

House of Nanking

Chinatown edge · 13 min walk

The famous hole-in-the-wall where you surrender the menu and let Peter feed you — sesame chicken and Nanking specials since 1988.

Trust the chef's choice; portions are generous.

Steakhouse$$$

House of Prime Rib

Polk Gulch · 14 min walk

Dark booths, salad bowls spun tableside on ice and silver carving carts — the City Cut with Yorkshire pudding.

Book weeks ahead, or try the bar for walk-ins.

American Tavern$$$

Wayfare Tavern

FiDi · 14 min walk

Tyler Florence's clubby tavern, now on Pine Street — the fried chicken and popovers that built its reputation, in handsome new digs.

The fried chicken needs no deliberation.

Italian$$$

Seven Hills

Russian Hill · 15 min walk

Twenty-odd seats on the Hyde Street cable car line, run with real care; handmade pastas and braised meats.

Tiny room — book a week ahead.

Cal-Mediterranean$$$

Frascati

Russian Hill · 15 min walk

A candlelit corner room with a small mezzanine and cable cars clanging past the windows.

Request an upstairs window table when you book.

Prix Fixe$$$

Trestle

Jackson Square · 15 min walk

Three courses for a price that feels like a typo, in a snug brick room on Jackson — the city's best-value proper dinner.

Book ahead; the add-on pasta course is worth it.

Rustic Italian$$$

Cotogna

Jackson Square · 16 min walk

Wood-fired Italian from the Quince team — raviolo al uovo, spit-roasted meats, and one of the city's most loved dining rooms.

Reservations go fast; bar walk-ins are possible early.

Greek$$$$

Kokkari

Jackson Square · 17 min walk

Roaring fireplace, lamb chops off the rotisserie, and Greek hospitality that makes every dinner feel like an occasion.

Ask for the fireplace room; reserve well ahead.

Italian-American$$$

Original Joe's

North Beach · 18 min walk

Red leather booths, tuxedoed waiters and a mesquite grill in the open kitchen — a San Francisco institution since 1937.

Open late for a city this size; the bar takes walk-ins.

Steakhouse$$$$

Harris' Restaurant

Polk Gulch · 5 min drive

Leather booths, cold martinis and a piano in the lounge since 1984 — dry-aged bone-in ribeye, creamed spinach, proper wedge.

Ask for a booth; book a week out for weekends.

Japanese$$$$

Michelin

Nisei

Russian Hill · 6 min drive

A blond-wood counter for a small crowd, where a Japanese-American tasting menu turns on the rice course.

One Michelin star — reserve about a month out.

Austrian$$

Leopold's

Russian Hill · 7 min drive

A loud, antler-strewn Alpine tavern with boot-sized beers and schnitzel that overhangs the plate — built for a group.

Weekends book out; weeknights are easy.

Italian Seafood$$

Sotto Mare

North Beach · 7 min drive

Counter stools, checkered floors and old North Beach clatter; the crab cioppino for two lands in a pot with sourdough.

Small room, long waits — arrive before six.

Californian$$$

Zuni Cafe

Hayes Valley · 10 min drive

Two floors of windows, a copper bar and shoestring potatoes; the brick-oven chicken for two over bread salad takes an hour.

Order the chicken the moment you sit down.

Thai$$$

Michelin

Nari

Japantown · 10 min drive

A high-ceilinged room off the Kabuki lobby where the Thai cooking is bold and herb-heavy — go family style.

One Michelin star — book two weeks out or sit at the bar.

Japanese$$$

Michelin

Izakaya Rintaro

Mission · 12 min drive

A hinoki-wood izakaya the chef built himself — charcoal-grilled skewers, hand-cut soba and shatteringly crisp karaage.

Bib Gourmand; reserve a month ahead or try the counter.

After Dark

Bars & Nightcaps

Our own bookmarked list — the bars we actually go to, from the tiki palace two minutes away to rooftops and speakeasies a short ride out.

Tiki$$$

Tonga Room & Hurricane Bar

Nob Hill · 2 min walk

An indoor lagoon, a thunderstorm every half hour and a band on a floating barge — mai tais, gloriously unserious.

Reserve ahead; expect a cover when the band plays.

Neighborhood Bar$

Zeki's Bar

Nob Hill · 6 min walk

The neighborhood's living room — a warm, unhurried bar where the pours are honest and nobody's in a rush to be anywhere else.

Weeknights are mellow; weekends draw a friendly local crowd.

Dive Bar$

The Summer Place

Lower Nob Hill · 6 min walk

A tiny, time-capsule dive that regulars treat like home. Strong drinks, zero pretense, and conversation you didn't plan on.

Small room — go early or squeeze in gladly.

Cocktails$$

Pacific Cocktail Haven

Lower Nob Hill · 7 min walk

A bright, buzzing bar pouring tightly built, citrus-driven drinks; ask the bartender to steer you off-menu.

No reservations — go before eight or after ten.

Cocktails$$

Peacekeeper

Lower Nob Hill · 7 min walk

Polished cocktails in a handsome firehouse-themed room — serious drinks without the speakeasy theatrics.

The patio out back is a quiet find on warm evenings.

Bowling & Cocktails$$

Fifth Arrow

Union Square · 8 min walk

Cocktails, vintage lanes and a rec-room spirit beneath August Hall — the fun night out that doesn't require a plan.

Book a lane ahead on weekends.

Dive Bar$

Tunnel Top

Union Square · 8 min walk

A two-story perch above the Stockton Tunnel — creaky, candlelit and beloved, with DJs some nights and a balcony view of the traffic below.

Cash-friendly and casual; the upstairs corner is the seat to grab.

Craft Beer$$

Liquid Gold

Lower Nob Hill · 8 min walk

Part bottle shop, part bar — a deep, ever-changing craft list poured by people who genuinely want to talk beer.

Grab bottles to take back to the flat when you leave.

Chinatown Dive$

Li Po Cocktail Lounge

Chinatown · 10 min walk

A 1937 Chinatown institution behind a lantern-lit cave of a doorway. One order: the Chinese mai tai, famous for a reason.

Cash is safest; downhill there, cable car or rideshare back.

Irish Pub$$

The Irish Bank

FiDi · 10 min walk

Tucked down a flag-strung alley off Bush — proper pints, fish and chips, and outdoor tables that feel a world away from downtown.

The alley seats are the move; it fills after work on Fridays.

Cocktails$$

Harper & Rye

Polk Gulch · 11 min walk

A cozy, wood-warm cocktail bar on Polk with a loft upstairs and a menu that rewards the adventurous.

Open daily from 3 PM — a fine first stop on a Polk Street evening.

Speakeasy$$$

Bourbon & Branch

Tenderloin edge · 11 min walk

The city's definitive speakeasy — reservations come with a password, the rooms are candlelit, and the whiskey list runs deep.

Reserve ahead online; ask about the hidden Wilson & Wilson bar within.

Wine Bar$$

Amélie

Polk Gulch · 12 min walk

A candlelit French wine bar that's been pouring well-priced flights and small plates for nearly two decades.

The happy-hour flight is one of the best deals on Polk.

Wine Bar$$

Bar Bibi

Russian Hill · 12 min walk

Coffee by day, natural wine by night — a small, genuinely cozy newcomer the neighborhood adopted immediately.

Tiny and convivial; go early for a seat.

Irish Pub$$

Irish Times

FiDi · 12 min walk

A proper FiDi Irish sports pub — match days, pints of Guinness, and a kitchen that holds its own.

Good bet for catching a Niners or Giants game with a crowd.

Cocktails$$

Rye

Lower Nob Hill · 13 min walk

A sunken, dimly lit cocktail den that helped kick off the city's modern cocktail era — still pouring some of its best.

Open nightly; the front patio is first-come.

Cocktails$$$

The Treasury

FiDi · 13 min walk

Cocktails in the marble lobby of a 1920s bank building — soaring ceilings, sharp drinks, downtown at its most handsome.

Weeknights after work are lively; Saturdays are calm.

Cocktails$$

High Horse

Jackson Square · 13 min walk

A stylish cocktail bar on Washington with playful drinks and a late-night kitchen — a bright spot in the old Barbary Coast blocks.

Downhill on the way there — plan a ride back up the hill.

Cocktails$$$

Holbrook House

FiDi · 14 min walk

A grand bar and restaurant inside a landmark 1908 banking hall at One Sansome — palm-court glamour, big-occasion energy.

Come for golden hour; the room is the show.

Cocktails & Live Music$$$

Local Edition

Downtown · 15 min walk

A newspaper-museum of a cocktail bar in the old Hearst building basement — typewriters, printing presses, and live bands most weekends.

Reserve a table on band nights.

Sports Bar$$

The Lark Bar

Downtown · 15 min walk

A friendly downtown sports bar with the games on every screen — the easy answer when the Niners, Giants or Warriors are playing.

Gets loud (in the good way) on game days.

Aperitivo$$$

Bar Sprezzatura

FiDi · 15 min walk · 6 min ride

Italian aperitivo done properly — spritzes, crudo and a glamorous room that makes an early evening feel like Milan.

Aperitivo hour is the sweet spot; reservations on Resy.

Dive Bar$

The Buccaneer

Polk Gulch · 15 min walk · 5 min ride

A pirate-flagged Polk Street dive with pinball, cheap pours and a jukebox that knows what it's doing.

Dog-friendly and delightfully unfussy.

Dive Bar$

Cresta's 2211 Club

Russian Hill · 15 min walk · 5 min ride

Family-run since the 1970s and proudly unchanged — a true old-San-Francisco corner bar on upper Polk.

Cash-friendly; strike up a conversation at the rail.

Dive Bar$

Louie's Bar

Downtown · 16 min walk · 6 min ride

A no-frills downtown dive with cheap drinks, a solid grill and zero attitude — the honest counterweight to the FiDi cocktail rooms.

Weekday afternoons are its natural habitat.

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Historic Bar$$

The House of Shields

Downtown · 16 min walk · 6 min ride

Pouring since 1908 across from the Palace Hotel — carved wood, no clocks, no TVs, and more than a century of stories.

Order something brown and settle in.

Live Music$

Tupelo

North Beach · 16 min walk · 6 min ride

Blues and rock most nights in a narrow North Beach room — no cover most shows, cold beer, and a crowd there for the music.

Check their calendar; weekends go late.

Historic Saloon$$

The Old Ship Saloon

Jackson Square · 17 min walk · 7 min ride

Serving since 1851 on the bones of a Gold Rush ship — one of the city's oldest bars, now a relaxed pub with good burgers.

History plaque out front tells the whole unlikely story.

Rooftop Lounge$$$

Shelby's Rooftop

SoMa · 8 min ride

Skyline cocktails above Yerba Buena — heat lamps, city views and a proper sunset perch.

Reserve for sunset; bring a layer for the fog.

Speakeasy & Tapas$$$

The Pawn Shop

SoMa · 8 min ride

Walk into a working pawn-shop front, pawn a trinket, and a hidden door opens onto Spanish tapas and cocktails.

Reservations recommended; ask about the late-night cabaret.

Classic Bar$$

Harry's Bar

Pacific Heights · 10 min ride

A Fillmore Street fixture since 1984 — burgers, Bloody Marys and every game on, equal parts bar and neighborhood clubhouse.

Great pre- or post-dinner stop if you're exploring Fillmore.

Historic Bar & Grill$$$

Balboa Cafe

Cow Hollow · 12 min ride

Open since 1913 and still the Marina's clubhouse — a white-tablecloth bar famous for its burger on a baguette.

The bar burger and a Martini is the classic order.