After having the sour dough French toast and the almond croissant for breakfast at the bakery--and watching the master bread bakers prepare bread in the kitchen, we knew we had to come back and check out the upstairs Bistro for dinner. First, the baked goat cheese is amazing. The cheese is creamy and delicious and comes with a dollop of pesto on top. The tomato sauce on which the goat cheese sits has a wonderful roasted flavor that stands out. The sour dough bread it comes with is toasted and buttered to perfection. We could have eaten two of them and been happy as can be. The pizza is on some of the best pizza crust we have ever had, and we eat a lot of pizza. It helps when the bakery is literally downstairs churning out amazing bread all hours of the day. Seriously, you have to try the Bistro and the Bakery when you visit San Francisco. Fun fact, I'm typing this review the next morning while sitting in the bakery, having enjoyed another flaky almond croissant and a blueberry scone. If Yelp allowed 10 stars that is what Boudin would receive from me. read more

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After a day of fun in SF and a complete stroll through the Pier|Wharf, dinner was much needed. Initially I was thinking of just dining at Boudin- I'm all about a simple, straightforward menus. BUT!! Because I hadn't dined at Bistro Boudin, we took the chance to finally give them a go... Bistro Boudin is located on the upper level of the building. This is a full service, sit-down environment, and is equipped with a full bar. The best part of all is the beautiful panoramic views of the bay. The menu is higher end offering the freshest of the fresh, seafood options. Our party of 3 approached the stairs to make our way to the 2nd floor and was stopped by a male staffer quick to make sure we were fully aware that the Bistro was located in that direction. I must say that was a little off-putting but we continued to make our way up anyhow. We stood around and waited for a host to check us in. The wait time provided was about 20 mins and we took that extra time to explore the Boudin museum. We are finally seated and provided menus. Here is when we seemed to have been forgotten. It took for us to flag down staff to put in our drink orders. Our server was Alvin M and I must say, we were not impressed throughout the dining experience. Dinner: *Complimentary Sourdough Slices *GRILLED RIBEYE STEAK [MEDIUM RARE] *MAC AND CHEESE + ADDED BACON *FRIED CALAMARI *BOUDIN SOURDOUGH BREADBOWL - TRADITIONAL CLAM CHOWDER The fried calamari was great. This was not over battered and was cooked well- leaving a nice crispy, golden shell yet still being very tender on the inside. The mac and cheese was good but tasted even better with bacon- this comes highly recommended. The cheesy level was perfect for my toddler and that says a lot because she is pretty picky when it comes to her mac. The ribeye was not worth it's $47 price tag. The wine demi-glace was not good and the scalloped potatoes was missing more of the creamy rich profile you would expect. This side was a little bit dry IMO. Lastly, the clam chowder in bread bowl tasted how you would have expected it. Absolutely delicious but it honestly would have been cheaper getting it downstairs. 3 Stars overall. We unfortunately didn't receive the warm service other tables seemed to get from Alvin. The food taste and quality didn't justify the pricing. Ultimately, I wouldn't bother coming back to Bistro Boudin. The "Uppity" vibe that they try to sell was a bust for our first experience. read more

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We were visiting on vacation to kick off our kid's summer. Obviously, a visit to Fisherman's Wharf, though super touristy, was on the list. The kid was crying hungry, so we decided to come here as it's always been known to have great food. Instead of the normal sit-down restaurant that is located upstairs, we decided to do the bakery/cafe for a quick bite. Ordered the crab chowder in a bread bowl, French Dip Deluxe and the pepperoni pizza. The chowder was amazing (as expected!) and the sandwich was also an unexpected surprise with the beef being juicy and tender, and the bread was fresh. The kiddo enjoyed his pizza, but sadly picked off his pepperoni. I LOVE pepperoni, so i ate them, and OMG they were delicious! He was totally missing out! As it is a touristy area, parking is a bear and expensive. The cafe is a great spot for a quick bite as they bang things out fast. Seating inside and out! read more

This place had a lot of positives, but IMO did not live up to the hype. The food was pretty good and the server was nice enough. They were pretty busy so this could have been why our service was very slow. Maybe they were short staffed, who knows? The clam chowder and sour dough bread was good and the restaurant has amazing views of the bay. The bread museum that you can look at while waiting to be seated was a nice touch. The sangria was a tad watery and they did not offer any sweet wine options. Thought I would Mention as we asked and overheard the table seated just after us asking the same thing. read more

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I grew up going to the local Boudin in my hometown and frequenting Fisherman's Wharf, but I never got to eat at Bistro Boudin. My first time on a Saturday evening showed me I was missing out! My group and I got clam chowder in regular-sized bread bowls, the crab and spinach dip, and I got the grilled salmon sandwich. When we were seated, they promptly gave us free bread and butter to snack on while we waited for our food. The crab and spinach dip was so good! It was flavorful, salty, and filled with crab. They served it with additional toasted baguette slices, but it was good even with the bread they previously gave us. The clam chowder bowls were good as well, a classic item of Boudin. I was thoroughly impressed with their grilled salmon sandwich as the salmon was juicy, the bread was buttery, and the lettuce and tomatoes were fresh. I even ate it as leftovers a couple days later, and it was still super good! I would totally come here again to bring visiting friends who want a different spin on Boudin. read more

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If you're looking for clam or crab chowder in a sourdough bread bowl, do yourself a favor and just bypass this place. There is no clams in the clam chowder and no crab in the crab chowder. I literally mean, none. No clams or crab at all. Terrible restaurant. The flavor of the crab chowder wasn't going d either. read more

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I think a lot of the reviews on this page are erroneously about the downstairs cafe, whereas Bistro Boudin is on the upstairs level of the beautiful facility in Fisherman's Wharf. Downstairs you can buy bread to go. You can eat at the casual cafe that has outdoor seating, and you can also watch the fascinating process of making the bread in the semi-automated kitchen. Upstairs is the fine dining restaurant with a great view of San Francisco Bay and a classic selection of menu items. Of course, there's the Boudin bread, which is what we all come here for, and it's complimentary. They also have a garlic cheese bread, which we tried, but I felt like the heavy coating of cheese really masked what's great about the Boudin sourdough flavor. We began with a Caesar salad, which is made in a very traditional way and was an absolutely perfect accompaniment to the bread and served with croutons made from their bread. Then we had two classic entrees: - A generous and delicious shrimp cocktail with extraordinarily fresh shrimp in a tangy cocktail sauce. - A wonderful serving of four oysters Rockefeller with just the right mixture of spinach and artichoke combining to form a creamy blanket for the perfect fresh oysters. Service was friendly, and the ambiance can't be beat. read more

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Great vibes on a sunny day! We went to the place downstairs where you order and the can find a table outside (no direct table service). It can get busy, but we were able to find a table quickly. The food is great, the clam chowder in a bread bowl is always my go to. The bread shaped animals are a great addition, although a bit hard to actually eat. read more

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The clam chowder bowl is always what you expect. Extremely tasty good chunks of clam and of course the amazing sourdough bowl. You can't go wrong. Coffee nothing to write home about. The service was right down the middle. Nothing great nothing bad. We basically took your order and you waited for it. One tough thing and I'm not sure if they do this for speed of service, but it doesn't really seem to help as you can't order your coffee at the same place you order your food. At least when we were there you couldn't. There were two completely different lines both long. Restaurants pretty unique looking upstairs and lower. Fun place to visit. read more

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For casual dining do stick with downstairs for a bit upscale, upstairs is your go-to. They have a beautiful view of the bay and it was definitely worth dining. The food was a solid 7-8/10. It was worth trying and I wouldn't mind taking my fam here if they wanted to do a sit down restaurant after exploring fisherman's wharf. Service was good. We had a resy which made everything easier. They do get quite busy & my favorite of everything was their oysters! read more

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How can you visit San Francisco without a stop at Boudin's for their sourdough? The food was great as expected. The bistro is located upstairs with a great view overlooking Fisherman's Wharf. While the service was friendly, it was a bit slow. Prices are what you would expect in a heavy tourist location right on Fisherman's Wharf. read more

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First of all, there is a parking lot right next to the restaurant! I love how it's easy to park and you can just go eat and then go walk to the pier! I feel like you HAVE to come to Boudin for a clam chowder in bread bowl when you come to SF lol Anyways, the restaurant is pretty big! You order food and then get a table, and then pickup your food when it's ready. We ordered the clam chowder and tomato soup in a bread bowl and a sausage pepperoni hot honey pizza. Clam chowder was pretty good and sourdough bread bowl is just like how you imagine it. Pretty tasty overall! Ambiance is nice too- touristy but that makes it fun! They have merch you can buy inside the restaurant as well. read more

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Everything was amazing. The best food i had in California during my 7 day stay. My waiter was the epitome of what one should be. He didn't interrupt conversation he didn't let a glass go empty , honestly the best service I've had in years. I wish I got his name :/ . We sat inside by the window that looked out on the pier. It was sunset . I'm not usually one for dessert but that crème brûlée was absolutely delicious. They make the cheesy garlic bread with their famous sourdough it was perfect. The short ribs were tender and flavorful . After dinner I went downstairs to the bakery and purchased a round of sourdough it was so good . read more

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After our red and white ride we stopped here for lunch. The upper floor ambiance is nice. There's plenty of booth and table seating looking out the bay. There's a bar with a long list of drinks. Service was great. We were sat right away and our waiters was pleasant came often to check and was patient as we decided what to order. We started with the crab artichoke spinach dip was amazingly delicious along with toasted herb bread. My son ordered the clam chowder. I had the crab cake sandwich (no lemongrass mayonnaise). She also brought sourdough bread and butter which was delish. Next to it is a small museum with history. Can see the making of the bread too. Building is two floors. The first floor consists of their bakery and coffee shop. Second floor is the bistro and museum. read more

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This restaurant located inside the Pier 39. I ordered the crab sandwich. It was made with real Dungeness crab. But the size was small for $22. It wasn't that tasty and a little too dry. Needed more mayonnaise or sauce to make it better. Sorry! read more

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A nice experience. We knew we had to get some good sourdough while in SF and though I hate a tourist trap more than anything Bistro Boudin kept coming up as the spot to get the best bread. Upon coming in we were quickly seated and our orders taken by a very friendly waitress. Though she was a bit overwhelmed at the beginning of our seating she provided IMPECCABLE service throughout our dining. We had the goat cheese appetizer which was very good and I would highly recommend. I had the cioppino as my main which while good was a bit bland. Others in my party had clam chowder in bread bowls and felt the same about their soups. Ambiance is actually quite nice here, the views of the pier are lovely and the place is well decorated. Overall if you need a decent meal and some good sourdough definitely pop into Boudin Bistro but do not expect amazing quality food. read more

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As we landed and got our car, we were headed up to Napa but wanted to get something to eat with all of our luggage in the rental car. My bf remembered of this location that has parking right at the front and is nice. If you park right there, they do offer parking validation for 2 hrs and a discounted rate for extra time! At first he wanted to eat in the downstairs area but I was more interested in the upstairs menu. We did a walk in and there were tables still available. As you walk upstairs, you can see where they are making the bread, it is nice! Once upstairs, the ambiance is more upscale feeling with a very nice bar and regular restaurant seating are. We were here in the fall so they had a spread display of their sourdough bread. The host was really nice and gave us a table right by the window with a great view (which included four car). I didn't take a picture but the bread and butter to share was delicious with their staple sourdough. We ordered local beers that they offered on tap that hit the spot after our flight. We just wanted something to eat before headed to napa so we decided to share a spinach crab dip and sourdough flatbread. The dip was delicious and highly recommended! It was very tasty and fresh, but we did use more bread than the provided one. The pizza dough was unique with the sourdough and for sure a must try! We could not leave without dessert so we got the sourdough upside down pudding bread and it was delicious! Overall, this might be seen as a tourist trap with a large store on the bottom floor for souvenirs and bread, but they have really good food and an upscale feel on the upstairs restaurant. read more

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On our trip to San Francisco, this was a must try for my girlfriend and I. This place is huge and it's so beautiful. There's two stories, plenty of decorations and little details, and amazing holiday decorations. There was even a Santa Claus at times. I bought an olive bread sourdough loaf (which was super good), and a clam Traditional Clam Chowder in a Bread Bowl (also very good). Plenty of seating and plenty of options like high top seating, booths, or chairs, indoor and outdoor. Definitely a must try for tourists or locals. No parking lot though so plan accordingly. The service was also quick and easy although there was quite a long line. read more

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My friend told me about this spot, and I never knew it existed before this. I love that there is a parking lot right behind and you can get your ticket validated, super convenient. It's not fancy at all, but it's a decent sit down restaurant. The girl in the front was pretty rude like she didn't like her job. We were a bit late for our reservation, assuming there was a grace period we showed up, and they canceled it before the 15 minutes. We ended up waiting about 20 minutes, so we got a drink at the bar. The bread and butter was delicious, of course. We got 2 orders of rockefeller oysters and a crab spinach artichoke dip for the table. The rockefeller oysters were a bit bland for my liking, but the dip was excellent. I got the ribeye and my two friends got the filet. Everything was delicious and I will be back. read more

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I was so excited to have the clam chowder served in a sourdough bread bowl. Bistro Boudin did not disappoint. The restaurant is in the perfect location for anyone exploring San Francisco. Parking in front of the restaurant is slightly pricey, but worth it for the convenience. The restaurant itself is on the second floor. I would definitely recommend outdoor seating for the view. The service was excellent. The staff was attentive and friendly, checking in with us often. I ordered the Traditional Clam Chowder in a Bread Bowl and Fried Calimari, and both were delicious. The chowder was creamy and served at perfect temperature. The sourdough bowl added a perfect touch. We also ordered a dessert. I don't recall the name of it but it was a bit too chocolatey for me. I tried a Paloma, which wasn't really to my taste, but that was just a personal preference. I looked up the history of Boudin while waiting for my food. I love their story, and it added so much to the overall experience. read more

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This place is poppin' during the summer. We heard tons of Europeans swarming pier 39 trying to get their hands on a cup of clam chowder. We walked into Boudin (a very touristy move) looking specifically for those breaded animals. It's like topiary but for bakers. They made turtles from their sourdough bread, teddy bears, and the most notable one, an alligator. Our kids were impressed to say least and it was a perfect summer treat almost like winning a prize at a carnival. The greeter at the door was helpful, holding the door for our monstrous stroller to allow us entrance. He told us to come in the morning before all the animals (made from bread) are sold out. I would also check out their baked goods- their display rivaled tartine's! read more

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I ordered the French Dip sandwich and the clam chowder bowl. The dip was pretty disappointing, it was more like a warm broth than anything rich or savory, and didn't really add to the sandwich eating experience other than to soften the bread making it easier to chew. The roast beef was also just decent, tender enough but nothing memorable. The clam chowder bread bowl is a staple here, but again, just ok. The chowder was creamy but also lacked any flavor. read more

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I absolutely loved this restaurant. I hope to come back to this location soon. Some of the e items that I ordered were: Clam chowder - This was so delicious. I would have been so happy just to order a big bowl of this. I would recommend this 100% Chicken Milanese - This was very good as well. Very thin chicken with delicious breading and fried to perfections Mango jalapeño margarita - I love a good margarita and love even more a spice fruity one so this cocktail was amazing I plan on coming here agin when I come to visit again. read more

This is by far one of my favorite restaurants. Every time I go to San Francisco I have to come here. Everybody is always super friendly and excited to serve you and they know what to recommend. They definitely have the best clam chowder in all of San Francisco. I love the bread bowl comes in and their bread. There is just phenomenal. On the way out you just have to go and buy all the bread there in general. We also tried the crabcake for the first time and well it did not disappoint. The restaurant this one is so pretty inside and it has great views. This is definitely a must go to spot. read more

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Continuing on our food journey, we stopped by Bistro Boudin for some carbs. And carbs we had... potentially more than we anticipated, but we accept the madness we inflict upon ourselves. THE FOOD. - Boudin Sourdough Breadbowl (with Traditional Clam Chowder). It's like the bread is giving you a warm, chunky hug. Creamy soup of tender clams, potatoes, and onions. The sourdough bowl slowly absorbs the soup, creating this wonderfully soaked concoction of savory, tangy, and coziness all at once. Try it! - Sausage & Mushroom Pizza. Simple ingredients, but the cheese/sauce/toppings ratio was perfect. The crust was bubbly and airy. Recommend trying it out. - Fish & Chips. Lightly battered for that airy, crispy bite and mildly fishy. It comes with fries and coleslaw. - Bread (Complimentary). The crust is crispy with a deep golden appearance, while the interior is moist & chewy. Tangy in flavor, just like you'd expect in sourdough bread. So satisfying. THE DRUNK DRINKS. - Oyster Shooter. A shot of Bloody Mary with a shucked oyster at the bottom. The flavors are earthy and oceanic at the same time. Loved it. - Strawberry Guava Lemonade. A blend of lemon juice tartness, strawberry sweetness, and the unique (slightly tangy) aromatic flavor of guava. The result is a mellow lemonade. Incredible. Highly recommend. - Speakeasy Prohibition Red Ale. Smooth and slightly sweet up front, with a dry, crisp finish. THE VIBE. Industrial modern warehouse vibes. The restaurant is located on the second floor and is pretty expansive. You can also browse through their mini museum while waiting to be seated or after your meal. THE PARKING. There's a parking lot next to the restaurant. THE RETURN? Yep! It was a great dining experience and the food was fantastic. And... I love Boudin bread, periodt. read more

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we had a lovely time celebrating my parent's anniversary at bistro boudin! we had excellent service all throughout our dining experience. the food did seem to take a while and it didn't seem like a particularly busy evening! however, the food tasted great when it did arrive. kids were thrilled about their food, and we all agreed everything tasted great. read more

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Service was beyond great! Food was amazing! Nice mellow ambiance, super cozy. Our server (Cricelda) was very attentive and so was the manager (Magaly). Great experience! Will be coming back. read more

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Decided on a non traditional Thanksgiving dinner with the family. The menu at bistro Boudin had enough variety for the whole family. Was a busy evening at the fisherman's wharf and parking was challenging. The restaurant was very full and busy but with our reservation we were seated immediately. With the crowds it was noisy and had a hard time hearing our server. Our server was amazing and helped us with our orders as we dealt with various food allergies. The cheesy garlic bread was crunchy and very garlicky. My fish and chips were crispy and moist inside. The house made tarter sauce was just the right complement to the fish. Did not try the other dishes but the family was happy with their choices! read more

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The place has not changed much. It is still a wonderful place to go to. The views are amazing. The food is still very good. Menu has not changed much. I recommend getting a reservation. It can get really crowded at times. read more

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We came by to finally try the clam chowder in a bread bowl and ordered at the downstairs cafe. We got the clam chowder and crab melt to share and we're happy we didn't get 2 soups as the clam chowder is good but really creamy and quite heavy. I thought the chowder itself wasn't really special but the sourdough bread bowl really carried it with such a nice crusty shell and soft fluffy bread inside. Loved dipping the bread in the chowder. The crab melt was yummy as well, I liked the pesto and celery they add to balance out the crab and cheese and overall it didn't feel like too much for a cheesy, creamy sandwich and again the bread was perfectly toasted. I grabbed one of their cute breads to go as I couldn't resist the turtle bread. There's also a restaurant upstairs that I'll have to try sometime as well. Such a cute spot at Fisherman's Wharf for lunch! read more

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We waited roughly 25 minutes. Before getting to our table, which is pretty normal on a Saturday. The food was good. The service was good . It's a cute place to go. read more

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I have heard a lot of people claim that the clam chowder here in SF is "as good as anywhere else". I can say those people have never been back east as the chowder was no doubt good but not as good as New England! The restaurant itself was super crowded. Finding a seat after you got your food from the counter was near impossible and it was very loud inside and on the patio. It was a nice visit but not a place I really need to return to read more

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Tomato basil soup was Delicious, and I am usually not a fan of soups. Bistro burger was very fulfilling and patty was cooked Perfectly. I would recommend outside seating next to the Fire place. read more

We came for a day, walked the streets and headed to the wharf. Lo-and-behold.... The Boudin Bread Co Bistro Boudin. Our server was attentive, and the ambience of the restaurant was exactly what you would expect for the San Francisco tourist scene. The views were 10/10 as well. Had the pilsner beer on draft. Don't miss this CLASSIC food spot. read more

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We enjoyed lunch at the bakery earlier in the week, so we decided to try the bistro for dinner on Wednesday evening. There were four of us and we were seated right away. Our server greeted us quickly and drinks came out promptly, but the food took about 45 minutes to an hour to arrive. We ordered two filets, a ribeye, crab cakes, a wedge salad, and spinach and artichoke dip. Most of the food was good, but the ribeye was tough and not very enjoyable. The biggest issues came when it was time to pay. About an hour and a half after we arrived, the check came out as one combined ticket, which was fine, but it included an item that didn't belong to us. When we asked to split the check and pointed out the extra item, we were asked to write how the items should be divided. When the receipts came back, two were correct, one was missing an appetizer, and the fourth receipt was for the item that wasn't ours in the first place. A manager came over to run the cards, stepped away to fix things, and eventually realized the appetizer hadn't been included on any of the checks. The whole payment process ended up being pretty messy and time-consuming. We had also ordered dessert and had to remind the manager about it before leaving. In total, dinner took about two hours. As people who work in customer service ourselves, we understand that things get busy and mistakes happen, but the length of the meal and the multiple billing errors made the end of the experience pretty frustrating. The bakery downstairs is quick and the pastries are great, though the cashiers there weren't particularly friendly during our visit. read more

My boyfriend really wanted to try this spot, so we stopped in around 8 PM (their posted hours said open until 10). The host let us know they were busy but said we could grab seats at the bar if we wanted. When we walked over, there was plenty of open seating, but before we could even sit down the bartender cut us off with, "I am closed." No greeting, no explanation--just that. When I mentioned the host had told us to sit at the bar, he repeated, "Nope, we're closed and so is the kitchen." Meanwhile, other guests were still being seated and food was still coming out. It may be a great spot for others, but the way we were treated was rude and confusing. Disappointing experience. read more

This review is for my recent two visits: (1) I came here on Valentine's weekend and had a lovely time (4/5). We ordered the Dungeness crab sandwich + clam chowder sourdough bread bowl, and it was pretty decent. A small basket of cold sourdough bread was offered before our meal. Wish they served the bread warm because it was hard to spread butter on it, but the overall taste was fine. Service was not bad and we enjoyed the server's recommendations on food. (2) When I took my friend who's visiting SF a couple days ago, the service was subpar and frankly a bit disappointing (1/5). When the server came over to take our order, I asked if she could tell us a little about the sourdough bread (since that's what Boudin is famous for), and the server responded dismissively and told us to "just go to the museum" (there's a small boudin museum next to the dining area). I found the response to be unnecessarily rude and left a sour note on our meal. For food, the Bistro burger was too oily so I barely touched it (the fries were nicely seasoned just like last time). Angelhair pasta was a bit bland but the shrimp itself was tasty. Overall, the food was fine for a tourist spot, but I was unhappy with how the server took care of us and would be hesitant to return. read more

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I love love love this place! Always giving exquisite memories! Great restaurant overall. People are amazing! Food is sublime! Great location, ambiance and history! Definitely a must try! read more

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Hands down the best bakery in San Francisco went here with my family and everyone was kind and friendly if you don't live in San Francisco and you are in Disneyland, they actually have a secret location inside Disneyland, California adventure if you go to the Aunt's cases café, they'll have the exact same thing as this restaurant does didn't get the experience the upstairs but the downstairs was hands-down the best and everything was so neat and wonderful. Definitely coming back here. read more

Came here for the viral clam chowder in a bread bowl deal. Not really a huge chowder person so couldn't tell you if it was a good batch or not. However their bread SLAPS. read more

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