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The Terrace at The Ritz Carlton

600 Stockton St, San Francisco, CA | Map it  

94108 37.791300 -122.407100

(415) 296-7465

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    Sun 6:30am-2:30pm; 6pm-9:30pm Mon 6:30am-11am; 11:30am-2:30pm; 6pm-9:30pm Tue-Sat 6:30am-11am; 11:30am-2:30pm
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4.5

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4.5 Star Rating: Recommended

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This Ritz-Carlton hotel restaurant is perfect for a swanky, sunny San Francisco lunch.

Features

Neighborhoods:
Northeast, Chinatown
Price:
$$$$
Categories:
Luxury Hotels, Hotels & Motels, Restaurants
Cuisine:
Seafood

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Payment Methods:
MasterCard, Discover, Visa, American Express, Diners Club
Restaurant Special Features:
Outdoor Dining, Brunch, Romantic Dining

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Reviews for The Terrace at The Ritz Carlton

malulloyd

Member since Mar, 2009 View Profile
3Reviews
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Joined 3 years ago
4.0
March 29, 2009

Nice Views. Nice location, awesome building, great service, and staff. Food choices area good and definitely worth coming back often to try.

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karla_review

Member since Jul, 2008 View Profile
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Joined 4 years ago
4.0
August 25, 2008

Nice Hotel. We booked Ritz for our clients who were coming here for a Seminar. Our chairman was also coming and it was her stay that made my boss weary. What if anything went wrong during her stay, we kept thinking. But Ritz never gave us a chance to complain. Their service was very good. The clients were entertained and the staff took specific care about each and every client personally. Not to say about the rooms. Our Chairman was also very impressed and the clients praised our hospitality, All thanks to Ritz.

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geekspiceny

Member since Jun, 2007 View Profile
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Joined 5 years ago
4.0
June 03, 2007

Love the hotel, love the staff, hate the spa. The staff at the Ritz in SF are the best I've ever seen in the US. They are genuinely friendly and helpful, they have a great sense of humour, and they remember you by name even if you haven't been there for a year. The rooms are a great size, the beds are extremely comfortable, and the bathrooms are to die for. The Bulgari amenties smell like cheap perfume, but that's a minor problem. The hotel itself I consider to be a good value even at the price.

The spa, on the other hand, was where I had a very negative experience. I had an overpriced pedicure (3x what I normally pay), not offered in a spa but in a miniscule and apparently disused guestroom with "The Price is Right" blaring in the background. The service was desultory (tthe echnican apparently would rather have been anywhere else), and the last straw was when I was presented with the check folded in such a way as to hide the fact that a gratuity was already added to the price - obviously in the hopes that I would add on another one! I recommend avoiding this so-called spa at all costs.

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ladycshell

Member since Nov, 2005 View Profile
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Joined 7 years ago
1.0
November 21, 2005

Sunday Brunch The Terrible at the Ritz Carlton. I was celebrating my 50th birthday. It was without a doubt the WORST service I have ever experienced. If you think re-folding napkins is good service, you'll be happy. We were completely ignored. After asking to be moved from the outside, we were placed next to the open door, so it was still cold and drafty. We only saw our waiter once and that was after flagging him down for the champagne we ordered 20 minutes ago.

The food was okay...way too many salads. The only offerings for hot, carved foods were leg of lamb and a filet of cod. The Belgian waffles tasted under-cooked.

My "special" treat for my birthday were a couple of cookies from a box, with Happy Birthday spelled out in thin chocolate on the plate. Oh, and the jazz band? Way too tired to keep working. Horrible experience for an astronomical price.

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jane_smly

Member since Apr, 2005 View Profile
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Joined 7 years ago
3.0
April 07, 2005

Their $24.95 Lunches Are Boring. I booked a lunch to try their $24.95 tasting menus one Saturday afternoon. Because of the weather we didn't get to sit outside the Terrace. Indoors, the decor was so indescribably dull, it reminded me of Hong Kong hotels from the 1970's. Or 1950's. It looked like an old lady's boudoir, with pastelly wallpaper and "baroque" feel. I was amazed to learn later that this hotel was actually built much later. The food tasted like it was from the 1950's. You get what you pay for. The coffee was not included in the tasting menu and was $8-10 a cup. So the entire lunch set you back about $90-95. What a waste of money for a very average experience in a hotel lunch room. Don't be seduced, it's not an elegant lunch as the website would have you imagine.

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