• Editor Picks: San Francisco

    5 to Try: Martinis

    by Patrick Heig

    Since there's not a lot of room for creativity or error with the classic martini, what makes the drink special is the right setting. You obviously don't want to… more

  • Editor Picks: San Francisco

    Better Chicken than Zuni's?

    by Tiffany Maleshefski

    Sourced from an exclusive Central Valley purveyor, rubbed down with kosher salt 24 hours beforehand, and roasted to perfection, the exquisite whole chicken at… more

  • Editor Picks: San Francisco

    Smoky Cocktails

    by Camper English

    Smoking may be illegal in bars these days, but smoke-flavored drinks are on fire in San Francisco and across the country--easily the hottest trend in the… more

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For such tiny neighborhood (only a few blocks), San Francisco's Japantown is home to an impressive number of restaurants, markets and indoor shopping malls. Here is a…more
My Favorite SF Restaurants
Posted by randyfong - on October 31, 2009
Here are my top 5 San Francisco places to chow down.
Zack and Mel's top 5 in SF
Posted by Zack Zarate - on October 31, 2009

Just Reviewed

1 Star Rating: Poor Not worth the time or money
Posted by ldsantia 7 hours ago
Review of ANZU : We eat here every year and love to come at Easter. We have enjoyed this place for a few years. So on Nov 8 2009 we were looking forward to going there again, but to our surpise the food was horrible. Not much…more
Citysearch Editorial Review
Posted by Chelsea Lin 6 hours ago
Review of Mazu : This Inner Richmond spot is a lounge in the proper sense of the word--less a sleazy, glowing, thump-thumping nightclub and more a relaxing, dimly lit venue for loud stoner tunes, cheap cocktails and good food. The…more
Citysearch Editorial Review
Posted by Chelsea Lin 6 hours ago
Review of Kappou Gomi : The signs outside this Outer Richmond eatery screaming "NO SUSHI" and "NO COMBINATION DINNER" are the first indication that this isn't your typical Japanese restaurant--and how. Oddly and sparingly decorated, the…more