Delancey Street Restaurant

Delancey Street has it all!. Delancey Street is a great organization and they have a wonderful restaurant. I went here with my family for dinner and everything from the wait staff to the food was wonderful. I ordered the peppered Ahi tuna with wasabi noodles and it was delicious! I had never had anything like wasabi noodles before and I really enjoyed it. This is a great place to come before games at AT&T because it's so close and inexpensive.…

Great food with a reasonable price. this is quite a respectable restaurant, though you may not feel it the first time you go there. the service is friendly and the food is no-b/s american burger and sandwiches. don't expect too much though for ambience since the price is reasonable and you'll leave happy having a delicious juicy burger.…

Disappointed. Brought 12 friends/family to Brunch (celebrating a 15th birthday) Service (at least our waiter and the unfriendly host) left ALOT to be desired in all aspects. Most of the dishes ordered were okay, one wrong order and several lukewarm. They were completely oblivious to the birthday which I cannot say about other restaurants whose staff has always participated. Not that it mattered to the 15 y/o but in comparison to other establishments. Hope your experience is better.…

Elegant eatery dishes up American fare with a socially conscious mission a stone's throw from the SoMa waterfront.. With its to-die-for Bay views, flower-studded patio and enduring reputation for top-notch service, this restaurant does not, at first, seem a likely hangout for ex-cons. A surprise to many who visit the eatery unawares, this longtime local destination employs residents of the eponymous non-profit organization's rehabilitation program. Amid the dining room's white tablecloths, rich wood paneling and handmade copper accents, patrons enjoy a diverse menu of lunch, dinner and weekend brunch offerings from baby back ribs to rack of lamb, crab cakes to sweet potato pie.
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