San Francisco Restaurants

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  • 1. Cha Cha Cha

    $$ | Haight

    This boisterous institution serves island cuisine—a mix of Cajun, Southwestern, and Caribbean influences—tapas style, in a setting with Technicolor tropical plastic decor. The food is hot and spicy: try the fried calamari or chili-spiked Cajun shrimp, and wash everything down with a pitcher of Cha Cha Cha's signature sangria. Reservations are not accepted, so expect a wait for dinner.

    1801 Haight St., San Francisco, California, 94117, USA
    415-386–7670

    Known For

    • Worthy ceviche and paella mixta
    • Ropa vieja (stewed shredded beef and vegetables)
    • Long but quick-moving lines
  • 2. Flywheel Coffee Roasters

    $ | Haight

    Family-owned, this light-filled café with a view of Golden Gate Park roasts its beans in-house for a great cuppa. The cold brew is very good, and the food includes vegan options.

    672 Stanyan St., San Francisco, California, USA

    Known For

    • Cold brew and siphon coffee
    • Airy, artsy-rustic space
    • Location overlooking the park
  • 3. Parada 22

    $ | Haight

    A small, colorful space, Parada 22 serves up heaping plates of home-style Puerto Rican cuisine—think plantains, seafood, and slow-roasted pork. There's also plenty of vegetarian fare on offer. The brick-walled interior is accented by old framed photographs, potted plants, and strings of Christmas lights.

    1805 Haight St., San Francisco, California, 94117, USA
    415-750–1111

    Known For

    • Delicious yuca fries
    • Marinated meats and vegetables
    • Lunch specials
  • 4. Thep Phanom

    $$ | Haight | Thai

    This cozy Thai restaurant has been a neighborhood stalwart for over three decades. Lemongrass chicken, seafood, and rich curries are among the specialties. The lengthy regular menu is supplemented by a list of daily specials, which only makes it harder to make a decision. You'll be pondering your choices in comfortable surroundings: the dining room is lined with Thai art and artifacts that owner Pat Parikanont has collected over the years.

    400 Waller St., San Francisco, California, 94117, USA
    415-431–2526

    Known For

    • Rich curries
    • Tasty seafood dishes
    • Local favorite

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No lunch
  • 5. Uva Enoteca

    $$ | Haight

    This casual Italian wine bar hits all the right notes: the mood is convivial, the food is solid, and there's plenty of wine—more than 10 by the glass and a long list of bottles. The menu is straightforward, with assortments of Italian cured meats and cheeses, a selection of salads and vegetable dishes, and a roster of pastas and pizzas. Try the gelato: it will take you straight to Italy. A young, savvy staff fits right into the upbeat surroundings, with a marble counter, a handful of banquettes, and tables for two and four.

    568 Haight St., San Francisco, California, 94117, USA
    415-829–2024

    Known For

    • Simple but delicious food
    • Good gelato
    • Friendly staff

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No lunch
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