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1. Coqueta
$$$ | |With its Bay Bridge views and stellar Spanish tapas, celebrity chef Michael Chiarello's San Francisco restaurant is a big hit that’s equal parts rustic and chic, a lively destination for both small bites and larger meals. Toothpicked pintxos (small snacks) like quail egg with sausage are a tasty way to start, but the real draws are the inventive cocktails, luscious paella, and dazzling selection of cured meats.
San Francisco, California, 94111, USA415-704–8866Known For
- Smoked salmon montadito (a small sandwich)
- Sangria from a porrón (a pitcher that people also drink from)
- Churros with chocolate
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2. The Commissary
$$$$ | Presidio | SpanishOrder a Spanish brandy riff on a Negroni and a few tapas, then get ready for one of the city’s top Spanish dining experiences right by the Walt Disney Museum. Chef-owner Traci Des Jardins and her team does a fantastic job incorporating local produce and Bay Area spirit to tapas bar classics like patatas bravas and warm cheese fritters. The best seat in the house is the L-shape chef’s counter but only earlier at night when the kitchen is humming.
101 Montgomery St., San Francisco, California, 94129, USA415-561–3600Known For
- Large format steak dishes
- Excellent, simple desserts
- Terrific wine and sherry program but ugly stemless wineglasses
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3. Zarzuela
$$ | Russian Hill | SpanishFull-blooded Spaniards swear by the paella at this tiny old-world-style bistro, complete with matador posters on the wall. Also not to be missed is the homemade sangria—or any of the impressive roster of tapas prepared by Madrid-bred chef Lucas Gasco. Arched windows overlook Hyde Street and the cable cars rolling by. Riding the Powell–Hyde line to and from dinner adds to the romance of the evening and saves you the nightmare of parking in this neighborhood.
2000 Hyde St., San Francisco, California, 94109, USA415-346–0800Known For
- Authentic tapas
- Not-to-be-missed sangria
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