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Three Seasons

3317 Steiner St, San Francisco, CA | Map it  

94123 37.799800 -122.437800

(415) 567-9989 | View Website

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This small Cow Hollow restaurant spotlights traditional Vietnamese cuisine.

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Neighborhoods:
North, Marina
Categories:
Restaurants
Cuisine:
Vietnamese

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Restaurant Special Features:
Dine At The Bar, Business Dining, Date Spot, Group Dining, Notable Wine List, Romantic Dining
Payment Methods:
MasterCard, Discover, Visa, American Express, Diners Club

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Coo

Member since Feb, 2011 View Profile
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Coo
Joined 1 year ago
4.0
February 05, 2011

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bobbyd85

Member since Apr, 2008 View Profile
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Joined 4 years ago
4.0
April 03, 2008

GREAT FOOD, GREAT ATMOSPHERE <HORRIBLE SERVICE>. i was just visiting and my friends told me about three seasons, so we went. i am no expert in vietnamese food but i must say it was great food. we started with the summer spring rolls. they were pretty good, im not much of an appetizer type of guy, but they were good. i ordered the shaking beef AKA Bo Luc Lac and it was some of the tastiest food i have had to date. it was a little spicy for me but i am a wimp when it comes to spicy food. the atmosphere was great, the customers seemed to be enjoying themselves, the setting was nice. the service was HORRIBLE. the only reason i give 4 stars and not 5. the waitresses were slow and rude. had to ask multiple times for drink refills or silverware. gave dirty looks and bad attitudes when we asked for the check 5 times. and made the whole experience uncomfortable. thank god the food was good is all i can say. pretty bad when the bus boy askes you if you need a refill. i will be returning there this weekend. probably saturday night. give it another shot for my last weekend in San Fran. hopefully the sticks are removed from the servicemembers asses this time. other than that the customers were friendly and happy and the food was great.

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armyofme

Member since Jan, 2006 View Profile
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Joined 6 years ago
5.0
May 24, 2006

The Gem of the Marina. I've visited Three Seasons on many occasions. I've returned not only for the food and drink but also the atmosphere and the great staff. Let's start with the Spring Rolls. There is something for everyone. My favorite is the Summer Spring roll. While one other reviewer claimed the sauces were "terrible" I find the sauces a perfect compliment and set up for the main courses. That is where the real flavor lies.

Now, the courses...Satays "Cha Ca" is a perfect delicate white fish. Soups...Dungeness Crab Meat...is great. Small Plates offer a favorite of mine the Saigon Crepe...very nice. Large Plates....I always get the Catfish in a Clay Pot...unbelievable. I hated fried catfish growing up in the South. But this interpretation is amazing...spicy and very flavorful.

Don't feel intimidated if you've never tried this food. The staff is very cordial and are more then willing to help you with any recommendations.

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foodiedoodie

Member since Jul, 2004 View Profile
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Joined 8 years ago
2.0
March 14, 2006

Food is mediocre at it's best. First of all the sauces are all terrible. Too bland and sweet. We had the Summer rolls with crab = TERRIBLE. Poor quality salty crab, dry rice paper, poorly wrapped, and needs authentic vietnamese leaves like mint. Sweet and Sour Shrimp soup=TERRIBLE. Shrimp potstickers=pretty good, but overly salty. Beef Satay=great flavor and tender. Sorbet Trio, mango was the only decent flavor, the others were freezer burnt. I went once before and thought it was terrible, but I thought I'd give it another shot and it's still terrible.

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tencil

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Joined 7 years ago
4.0
September 13, 2005

chinese gals gives 3 stars (out of 5). i've grown up eating upscale pho, cheap pho, you name it. obviously if you're going to three seasons you're not looking for pho food at pho prices, its located in the marina. our reservation at another restaurant fell through and there was no wait at three seasons so we went in. it was a pleasant surprise, the people were friendly and the ambiance was terrific. the menu was large in selection, small in portion. something i learned the hard way: the pho is actually pad thai! so don't expect wet noodles, cause they're not!

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