Had the garlic pork and broccoli. It wasn't bad, but a bit pricy (like $16) for the amount of food…read moreI got. In such a small takeout container, I'd expect more food honestly. Food came fairly fast. And there were some places to sit. It's like in a basement so it feels very hole-in-the-wall esque.

I've tried two of the restaurants here. I had a gyro the first time. I had chicken from the…read morePeruvian restaurant. The food is good. The place looks a bit rundown but the food is good and there are options.

The Food Emporium is located on the concourse level inside the centre mall. The food court has…read moreplenty of food style options, all tables are for public use. I like the variety and convenience, although I think it's a bit annoying you might need to clean the table yourself before use.

A wide variety of options, including Thai, Japanese, Mexican, Italian, and burgers, plus a decent…read morevegan option as well. Located on the basement level of Westfield San Fransisco. I chose the Pakistani food but there are so many varieties. Its clean!

This is the saddest food hall I've ever been to…read more We came to eat noodles or swedish meatballs. Noodle shop was gone. Swedish meatballs closed up early! We did not stay for other offerings. Otherwise, it has a very cool vibe and feels hip. If only there were more places available.

Honestly really nice venue overall, but the unpredictable evening hours and lack of food vendors…read morenowadays (most seem closed?) make it frustrating to visit. Good: - Great atmosphere: There is lots of open seating, making it a good place to sit, read, work, and chat with people. - Work-friendly: Wi-Fi is decent and I saw a few people with a laptop watching movies or working while eating. Frustrating: - Early vendor closures: Most of the food options, including the main IKEA vendor, were completely closed by 6:00 PM. And heck it's not like they have that many food/bars here. - Abrupt hall closure: At 7:00 PM, the entire hall suddenly closed without any announcements, or signage about an early closure. So I got asked to leave while still eating :(. The security folks said they just randomly close early sometimes.

Oh man! So I use to perform the Fire Alarm Inspection at the Nordstrom for about 7 years straight…read moretill they closed. Went back to do a job walk foe the entire center and boy was i shocked! I cannot believe how empty this place got. Super sad really. I remember the mall to be packed! One of the most iconic and beautiful Nordstroms. Bloomingdales. The most amazing dome. The upside down Christmas tree under the dome. Man, they use to go all out! And now it's all gone. A literal ghost town inside with scary homeless people running around. Well, at least, Panda is still open and we didn't have to wait in line at all, so that's a plus. I sincerely hope they can salvage this mall and that it would eventually come back to life! I really do hope so!!

Everything went downhill drastically after the iconic four-story Nordstrom and two-story…read moreBloomingdale's were gone. Even 90% of the food court is gone. The remaining eateries are Panda Express and Shake Shack. The movie theater is gone. Walgreens is gone. One entrance to BART/MUNI remained locked. It's so sad to see what happened post-pandemic. The memories of walking around the spiral escalators to Nordstrom, having frozen yogurt while waiting for my grandmother to arrive, sitting next to a Mexican family while eating food court sushi, and shopping for cute clothes at American Eagle Outfitters as a teen. Long live the past of shopping in the 2010s. The entrances on Market Street still smell like urine, though. The majority of SF residents blame the city officials for letting criminals and homelessness go free, which made most retail stores shut down due to robberies. Less than 28 stores remained in business. The best part is that the public restrooms are still open, and there's access to BART/MUNI near the GNC Store. The best shopping mall in SF is Stonestown Galleria, next to San Francisco State University, where you can take the MUNI train M.

This is just a review for the space itself. There's only like a handful of shops left here, but the…read moreoriginal architecture is still notably pretty. I came here many years back when it was a very lively place, but it is no longer this today. Maybe something new will come up, but will have to wait and see. There's plenty of two-seat dining tables to have lunch here and it still has public access, so you're welcome to walk through the main two floors. Security and cleaning staff are still very much visible at this center. Just zero shopping vibes unfortunately.

Crocker Galleria is such a nice spot in downtown SF! I love the open, airy vibe and the natural…read morelight from the glass ceiling, it feels relaxing just walking through. Great mix of cafés, local shops, and lunch spots. Super convenient if you're working or hanging out nearby!

They share their location with Katsuya so it helps when your group wants two different things!…read more I ordered the combo tteokbokki order and got rose tteokbokki, pork mandu, seaweed roll and it also comes with onigiri and soup. All that was only for $15, so I would say it's a great lunch deal! I only finished about half of it so I have plenty for dinner. The rose TBK is the perfect amount of spice, but if you are sensitive I would recommend the carbonara TBK instead. I loved the seaweed rolls, especially when dipping it in the sauce! The only thing that can be difficult is that the restaurant is self service. You only interact with a server when they bring your food out, so getting a to-go box had a bit of a wait. Other than that I would say this a nice quick & easy lunch spot in the Financial District :)

I ordered rose rice cake and they gave me regular and I paid extra for rose too terribleread more

Total 3.5 Stars…read more Service was good, but it should be with a mandatory 20% tip and 5% service fee. Food was several hits, and more misses. +Crispy Pork belly cubes were delicious and ample for two people +Kurobuta Bbq pork was the star of the night-- good texture, not greasy, and interesting pairing w/ the hot mustard. -Charred broccoli had a unique flavor but it's mainly burnt charcoal -Dan Dan noodle was too sweet for my taste, maybe it's the regional difference I just don't understand -Kelly's Carrot cake is a no. Very generic and dense. The owner's wife (Kelly) is not a pastry chef and it shows. It came out ice cold, but I don't think it would have improved it much. While I think the two good dishes we're worth it, $162 for two ppl didn't seem worth it. I would be on the fence going back here again. Ambiance seemed modern and clean.

What happened China Live?…read more Having been here numerous times since their opening, I'd come to rely on CL for consistently providing next level fare to quench my hankering for Chinese food. And they did so in a way that I've often described as exceptional to others. But my dinner delivery order the other night was anything but exceptional... 1. SJB. The usual star of the show, these were not juicy (?!), with way too much meat (pork) filling. Typically this dish is ordered for the soup filling, so when that is missing, it's a big fail. 2. Firecracker chicken. This is a signature dish here, & I've never been so disappointed with it. First off, the chicken didn't taste as fresh and delectable as per usual, tasted like a downgrade. And being dry and lacking the flavor zing that it's known for only added insult to injury. 3. Vegetarian fried rice. This was about the only item that didn't entirely disappoint, but it was not noteworthy. 4. Garlic noodles. Ditto as the rice. 5. Basket of fried scallion bread. Even these were lackluster. Noted, perhaps not the best item for delivery, better fresh at the table. But it's fried bread. And we're less than 5 minutes away. The entire meal was not anywhere close to the usual level of excellence. If "hole-in-the-wall" Chinese food (which I'm not knocking) is what I wanted, I clearly would have ordered delivery from somewhere else. Since CL is as far from "hole-in-the-wall" Chinese food as you can get. Delivery is always packed well, that hasn't changed. But what was once a 4 star (or higher) meal was a 2.5 star one. The ambience of this restaurant is still stunning & extraordinary. Ambiance is easily 5 stars. 3 stars

I've been coming to Union square for years, and it never seems to get old. Right in the middle of…read moredowntown surrounded by big stores and busy streets, Union square just feels like a peaceful little spot where you can put a pause on the chaos of the city. The lawn is always green and beautiful, perfect for letting my fur baby run around and play (potty too) and you will always see people enjoying the space, stretched out reading or talking with friends or just soaking up the peaceful space. One of my favorite things about Union square is the art. The giant hearts are iconic in San Francisco and they're always being repainted and reimagined by different artists. So no matter how many times you come here, you will always see something new. I've seen so many versions over the years but I still stop to look at them every time I'm here because there is always something new to. The hearts the statues, the occasional pop-up installations or performances, the square always feels peaceful but alive. There is also always something going on. On my last visit here there were ping pong tables set up everywhere with people playing. I saw juggling classes being offered and arts programs for kids with people gathered around having a good time. There was a reading area and books brought in on carts. They even still had up there holiday backdrop that looks like it was put there just for people to use for the perfect insta shot. There are plenty of tables and benches scattered around so it's easy to grab a seat and stay a while. Even if you're just passing through and you need to rest your dogs for a few minutes, this is the perfect spot. I spent more than a few afternoons here people watching or enjoying a snack from the little stand nearby. It's really a great place to spend some time and a must do if you are in San Francisco. On the weekends you will find people trying to usher you onto bus tours or maybe sell you souvenirs, but you might also witness an event or see straight performers so you never really know what you're going to get. This is a place for visitors and locals with nice surroundings where you can really get a feel for and just to take in the city.

This is one of my favorite parts of San Francisco; the shopping is high-end. There is so much here…read moreto do and lots of restaurants to choose from. We always stay at St. Francis, a beautiful, perfect location. In winter, they have an ice skating rink and the big Christmas tree, a great holiday spot to get your Christmas celebrations started. As I said, the shopping is fierce! Cheers, my friends SYOY 04/01/26

Good food, fast service despite the long line. It's helpful…read moreto check yelp for the menu ahead of time.

THE FOOD IS THE BEST!!! I don't even care that the service is horrible, there is a line but the…read morewait is worth it.

Nice place and great food and service!! Norman greeted us at the end and made sure service was up…read moreto par!

Good food. Good service. Had a lunch buffet pretty much covering all the main items on the menu.read more