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Craig

Public Question Asked by Craig about San Francisco

If you had a friend coming to SF for 1 night only and they've never been to SF before, what restaurant would you take them to?

Thinking I'd like to avoid the uber-tourist areas (ie: Fisherman's Wharf)

May 24, 2011

Answers (7)

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Brad Wallace
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Answered by Brad Wallace , San Francisco, United States

Cliff House, Beach Chalet, or maybe Greens in Fort Mason. Also maybe something in the ferry building. If you don’t mind heading out of town, Horizon’s in Sausalito has a really pretty view of the city, as does the Spinnaker.

May 24, 2011

Wally Murray
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Answered by Wally Murray , San Francisco, United States

Personally I would go to what I consider the heart of SF, North Beach...either Tomasso's or the The Stinking Rose...yes tourists go there, but NB is pretty cool in my book, for the longtime flavor of SF

May 25, 2011

Mary

Answered by Mary , San Francisco, United States

Zuni Cafe or Range for Cali cuisine
Ryoko for sushi

May 24, 2011

Ben
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Answered by Ben , Half Moon Bay, United States

I like Zunie Cafe...

http://www.nileguide.com/destination/san-francisco/restaurants/zuni-cafe/551964

May 25, 2011

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Answered by Molly , San Francisco, United States

Cha Cha Cha in the Haight or the Mission are both great SF standbys and are cheap eats. Foreign Cinema is also awesome. If you eat in the Mission, stand in line for ice cream at Bi-Rite after and then hit a Mission bar for drinks.

May 25, 2011

Josh Steinitz
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Answered by Josh Steinitz , San Francisco, United States

Gary Danko is still number 1 in my book: http://www.nileguide.com/destination/san-francisco/restaurants/restaurant-gary-danko/441016

May 25, 2011

Samya Sattar

Answered by Samya Sattar , San Francisco, United States

I second the Range recommendation.

Also, I think Burma Superstar is pretty great if you don't mind the wait. Get a drink somewhere and they call your cell when your table is ready. You could go to one of the little pearl tea shops afterward for interesting Asian desserts. Or gummy candy.

May 25, 2011

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