San Francisco

L’Osteria may be lacking in space, but they sure make up for it with delicious Italian delicacies like grilled radicchio wrapped in Parma prosciutto, Penne pasta baked in bolognese, béchamel sauce, and thin crust pizza Bianca.

The best dim sum restaurant in San Francisco downtown area is? None other than Yank Sing, of course. Serving about 60 types of d...

A large space works well for One Market, as much of the clientele is from the corporate world. Feasting on rib-eye steak while making or breaking a deal has never been this stylish.

Though unlikely to produce paroxysm of joy, Ton Kiang’s Chinese dishes are good enough to put a satisfied smile on customers&rs...

You passed on Italian, Japanese, Chinese, and French because you’re in the mood for something different. Good thing Aziza serves delicious Moroccan foo...

Definitely THE place to celebrate a special occasion, La Folie is famous for its foie gras and prix-fixe menus. Try the Rôti of quail and squab stuffed with mushrooms, wrapped in crispy potato strings. It’s A+, just like everything on the menu!

Something delicious, something nice, something scrumptious, something Thai. You’ll be singing along this ditty once you’ve tasted the delectable offerings of Thep Phanom. Duck is always a good choice, as well as the selection of curries.

It’s not easy being green, or so Kermit the Frog would have us believe. Thankfully, Greens Restaurant deviates from that thought with...

It takes enormous willpower to resist Gary Danko’s tempting offerings. The tasting menu is a good idea. But if you don’t really care for it, try creating your own three-to-five course meals.

What do you get when you apply Occam’s razor to seafood? You get Hayes Street Grill, with its straightforward fish dishes. Far from...