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1. La Ciccia
$$ | Noe Valley |This charming neighborhood trattoria is the only restaurant in the city exclusively serving Sardinian food. The island's classics are all represented—octopus stew in a spicy tomato sauce; spaghetti with bottariga (cured roe); and macaroni with sea urchin and cured tuna heart. Many choices on the extensive wine list are Sardinian. The staff is both friendly and efficient. This is not only a locals' favorite, but a restaurant industry one as well, so book seats in this unassuming spot in advance. Ask for a table on the lovely, light-speckled patio to set the mood for a romantic date night.
291 30th St., San Francisco, California, 94131, USA415-550–8114Known For
- Romantic patio dining
- Restaurant industry favorite
- Extensive wine list including Sardinian wines
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch -
2. Barney's Gourmet Hamburgers
$ | Noe Valley |The Noe Valley location of this family-friendly California burger chain offers a cozy indoor-outdoor dining area, the latter really a patio encased in glass windows for watching foot traffic along 24th Street. The ample menu is loaded with fancier versions of diner classics—think the Gastropub burger, with a fried egg and a pretzel bun, or the Maui Waui, with a teriyaki glaze and grilled pineapple. There are a variety of vegetarian burgers, tossed salads, and, of course, every kind of fry.
4138 24th St., San Francisco, California, 941114, USA415-282--7770Known For
- All kinds of fries
- Vegetarian options
- Delicious milk shakes
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3. Lovejoy's Tea Room
$$ | Noe Valley |The tearoom is a homey jumble, with its lace-covered tables, couches, and mismatched chairs set among the antiques for sale. High tea and cream tea are served, along with traditional English-tearoom "fayre," such as crustless sandwiches, scones, crumpets, and shepherd's pie. It's all quite cozy. The antiques shop across the street is a fun browse for teas and vintage teacups.
1351 Church St., San Francisco, California, USAKnown For
- Comfy-chic vibe
- Classic English high tea
- Lovejoy's Antiques, across the street
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon.–Wed. No dinner -
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