(415) 441-3200
3011 Steiner St
San Francisco,
CA
94123
37.797
-122.4372
Neighborhoods: North, Cow Hollow
Terzo
What People Are Saying About Terzo
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
The Scene – Three warm-hued dining areas and a large front patio constitute this comfortably chic atmosphere for casual weekday get-togethers and more intimate affairs. Rustic touches of exposed brick, country flowers, and shelves upon shelves of wine bottles soften the modern angular wooden tables and leather-covered banquettes. An open kitchen and functioning fireplace lend subtle touches of drama. – – The Food – Chef Mark Gordon's plays liberally with herbs and spices in his inspired small plate menu. Traces of fresh oregano punctuate Coco Blanc beans, heirloom…
Melt in your mouth good food!
by crminsf
We loved our dinning experience at Terzo in large due part to the yummy food & our outstanding server Ron. The homemade pita & humus is a must have - the pita is warm & pillowy soft & the humus is creamy & flavorful. The chicken spiedini is melt in your mouth good & like nothing I have ever had. I would definitely go back to Terzo for the mouth watering foods (local & organic is always a plus!) and the terrific service (not pushy, but very attentive & knowledeable)!
- Pros: Greast service, tasty dishes
- Cons: a bit pricey for the portion size, cramped tables
Cute place, but you might leave hungry and broke
by weebee24
I went with two girlfriends on a Friday night before going out. We ordered what we thought would be enough food, but left very hungry by the end and had to get pizza later that night. The food was quite tasty, and the wine list was better than average, but the prices are way too high for the amount of food on the plates. I would only recommend this place if you were going out for a glass of wine and an appetizer BEFORE you go out to eat elsewhere.
- Pros: Cozy atmosphere, Unique menu
- Cons: Really small plates, Pricey
Great Small Plates
by luckysf74
I love this place! I realize some people wrote they had a bad experience, however I loved my meal so much I had to write. The ambience and service was good. I don't drink wine but my firends liked theirs fine.
Great location too.
The Details on Terzo
Where to Sit:
A communal table and three tables in front provide unreserved dining space for last minute soirees.
What to Drink:
A 50-bottle wine list features top varieties from California and the Meditteranean.
Know Before You Go:
The menu changes nightly, though tried and true favorites like the Bruscetta (with heirloom tomato, basil and fried egg) have a permanent place on the roster.











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