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This is right on the wharf, prime location! The inside is pretty spacious and has nice outside patio that's pretty spacious as well. You order at one of the cashiers and pick up in further into the bakery. We got the sourdough bread bowl and clam chowder! The bread: Wow, it was really soft and fluffy, great sourdough flavor and I personally really loved the bread and ate the whole thing with ease. The soup: The clam chowder was solid, great flavor and and tender clams (not too chewy/overcooked). I do wish I had MORE chowder with the breadbowl, perhaps maybe I could ask if they would do a deeper scoop of bread out or even asking for the soup on the side and do the bread scoop myself? Or order more soup! But either way, it was delicious, would totally go back
I love coming to this store. I am a big fan of sourdough so I love their bread, bowls. They are clam chowder bread bowls is always a classic. We came late at night so it wasn't as busy and our food came out fast. The seating is a bit random because it's inside of their store area for inside seating. I think this is just one of the big tourist spots to hit because the food is good and you get a great place to explore around.
It's one of those touristy places in SF, but I really think it's something you have to do while visiting. Boudin has grown so much over the years and this is still my favorite location. It's clean, spacious, and service is fast. For me, it's a perfect stop for lunch while walking down the wharf area. Of course with how big they've gotten, there's plenty of branded merch if you're looking for some souvenirs. The cons, no on-site restrooms available if you're doing café or casual dining. They direct you outside to the not so clean public restrooms. If you park behind the building, they'll validate parking for 1 hour. For food/drinks, they have a café, fast casual open-seating, and also an upstairs restaurant dining area. We opted for the fast casual for multiple visits here. Ordering is easy in person. Staff is helpful if you're not sure what to get. Other than that, they're fine, don't expect exceptional service. We tried their clam chowder, crab chowder, beef dip and also their pizza over the course of the weekend. Price is what you'd pretty much expect around the area For two of us, I think the perfect items are to share a clam chowder and a beef dip. The chowder is creamy and has a unique flavor that we enjoy. The beef dip while simple, is delicious. The bread really absorbs the au jus so it's not dry at all. You have to get the chowder in a bread bowl. While at some point, there's only so much sourdough you can eat, it's really how you should eat chowder isn't it? We'll pass on the crab chowder in the future. The flavors just didn't hit right with us. The spiciness was off and it just wasn't our favorite dish. The pizza is good, seeing more and more places do the hot honey on pizza thing nowadays. It's good and a big portion. If there were more of us, it's a nice pizza to share. Overall, this is our favorite Boudin location to visit.
This particular Boudn is my very favorite. This location has a beautiful display of sourdough and other breads and pastries. Love the sourdough turtles, crabs and teddy bears and you can buy small ones and large ones and they have them on a pulley crank going around the Restaurant there's all kinds of food in sales items is just a really fun place to go to. As far as the food I have to say I absolutely love their pizzas their grilled cheese and of course the clam chowder in the bread bowl. This restaurant also has like a crab chowder and it's basically a walk up Window make your order and get a number and they call your name and then you take your your food and sit at a number of tables inside and there's also a corridor that's covered indoors outside of the main restaurant and a giant outdoor seating area with plexiglass walls to keep people from coming in or the wind from coming out of the birds from coming in and stealing your food. You can't beat their sourdough. It is a perfect five. My respects to the rest is pretty good. I always love coming here when I'm in the Pier 39 area.
We wanted to go here to try their famous clam chowder in the sourdough bread bowl. The place was super crowded, hard to find where to sit. Which I wouldn't mind much if the food would have been better. Sadly it disappointed me. The bread itself was fine, but the chowder lacked in flavor, it was like drinking a white bechamel with potatoes and some pieces of clam. I was expecting something else maybe with a different soup flavor! But there being so many good places to eat in SF, I wouldn't come back.
Soups were a bit salty and the bread bowl was made of mainly just bread (the soup was more like sauce on top). Not a whole lot of seatings indoor - a bit chilly to sit out. You have to ask staffs for utensils and napkins. Bathroom across the parking lot.
We got the tomato soup in a sourdough bread bowl, which was warm, comforting, and perfect with the crusty bread. I loved tearing off pieces of the bowl as the sourdough soaked up the soup. We also tried the tomato focaccia, topped generously with tomato sauce and green onions. Soft and chewy with that signature sourdough flavor -- simple but really satisfying. And honestly, the cutest part was all the sourdough bread shaped like animals ! The teddy bear and crab were almost too adorable to eat. There are so many different shapes displayed around the bakery, which makes the whole place fun to walk around.
I've been here a few times, but never left a review. I came here with a brother, his wife, & their 4 year old daughter. It was their first time eating here. We ate upstairs because it had a better view of the ocean. Considering it was crazy busy and we just walked in, we were seated in 10 mins! We all ordered our own dish and pretty much ate all of it, except the little one because they have a good portion considering it's a "kid's meal". The food was good and the service was, also. It was pretty busy because it was a holiday wknd (Labor Day). I recommend eating here if you're in town visiting!
We made a reservation and came specifically for the clam chowder bread bowls, only to find out they had run out of bread bowls. When one of your signature dishes is clam chowder in a bread bowl, running out of bread is ridiculous and very disappointing. And we can see that they have bread through the glass and the other room.
The service at the upstairs restaurant was great. The food we got was flavorful and filling and I love that they provide sourdough with butter at the beginning of the meal. The dungeness crab spinach and artichoke dip had good chunks of crab and the clam chowder was filling. The salmon sandwich we had also was delicious. The food is a little pricey, but to be expected for SF touristy prices. I would recommend if you want to have lots of sourdough bread. If you aren't looking for a sit-down full service meal, the cafe area downstairs is a little cheaper too. Overall, a great, satisfying meal.
Boudin Bakery Cafe, a San Francisco classic. This is a must for tourists. As a local, though, I only come here with visitors. Boudin is a must-see if you're from out of town. There's a large viewing window outside where you can see them making sourdough. They have lots of cute creations. You can also smell the sourdough going in and out. Once inside, it can be a bit chaotic. They have a restaurant upstairs with full-service as well as a self-service spot downstairs with open seating. I usually choose the latter. You can order at one of the two counters and once your number is called, take your food to go or find a spot to sit. They also have lots of merch available. Service isn't the best; they do things more efficiently. So the only thing I really get is their chowder, which is nothing special. But you must try it in the bread bowl if it's your first time. The chowder is average in taste--same stuff from their cans. Definitely needs more seasoning and depth. The bread is fine, just sourdough, it's good to dip. Overall, in terms of quantity and quality, it's a good one-and-done spot. Boudin Bakery Cafe is located off Jefferson Street in Fisherman's Wharf. They have lots of other locations throughout the state. This one is a must-see if you're in San Francisco. Lines and waits can vary, but try it once! Parking is limited, but there are lots of options for public transportation.
Casual place and super crowded. There's a long line to order your food and then good luck finding a table to sit at. This place at fisherman's wharf has no restrooms. You have to sue the dirty public restroom of the wharf. The clam chowder in the bread bowl was not good at all. You can taste the flour was raw and there wasn't much clams- mostly potatoes. I also ordered a Ceasar's salad and that too was a flop. For the 2 items - I pad over $45 plus a $70 parking fee. So yah - the most expensive and nastiest clam chowder in my life. Don't waste your time. It's a tourist trap.
I stopped by the flagship store because I really wanted to take home a loaf of sourdough. The selection is heavenly!!!! Lots of sourdough flavors and fun shapes of bread to choose from. I bought a loaf of olive bread ($8.03) and it was so worth it. I was trying to save it to pair with a charcuterie board at home, but couldn't stop myself from ripping off pieces and eating it in the car. Perfectly briny. This store is huge. You can sit down and eat at the restaurant upstairs and also shop for goodies to take home. There's a famous glass window from the outside where you can watch the bakers make the bread. Definitely touristy but still worth the visit! I also have to give a shoutout to their tomato soup in a bread bowl. It's my favorite.
9 days ago
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Jacqueline R.
That’s a true Boudin classic. Our clam chowder served in our San…
Always a treat to stop at Boudins. We knew what we wanted. Their iconic bread bowl with soup. We chose the rustic tomato soup and also a side of their grilled cheese sandwich, again on sourdough. Flavor wise everything was great. Texture wise, the soup was quite thick and would've been nice if it was more fluid. The favorite part was the soaked bread at the bottom of the bread bowl - yum. You order at the counter for your items, cafe on one side ands bakery on the other. Service was quick and friendly. Ambiance is bright and with lots of tables ands chairs but also can get pretty crowded! It would be great if they would offer mini bread bowls or a flight of bread bowls so that you could try multiple soups. Wouldn't that be nice? read more
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We’re so happy you enjoyed the tomato soup and grilled cheese…
8 days ago
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10 months ago
I was really excited to try Boudin because I've been into making my own sourdough lately. Unfortunately I was quite disappointed by the lack of sour flavor and defined texture in the bread. It tasted more like grocery store sourdough. While the clam chowder was delicious and creamy, I couldn't finish the sourdough bowl and had to toss it read more
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Took the day off from work and played tourist after visiting the Balloon Museum. We got the following: * Crab Chowder - made with Dungeness crab in a sourdough bread bowl $15.49 * Dungeness Crab Melt - Dungeness crab salad, melted Havarti cheese, tomatoes, sliced sourdough served hot for $19.99 Sat outdoors and beware of the pigeons! We haven't seen the crab choices near us in the inner Richmond and it was good! Boyfriend enjoyed the Dungeness crab melt and the crab chowder hit the spot. I usually order the clam chowder via Postmates and the tomato soup for later, so it was nice to try something different! read more
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This place is usually packed full of people ordering bread, sandwiches, breadbowls full of clam chowder, and other breakfast/lunch items. There's also a large selection of souvenirs, so make room in your luggage. Large glass walls open up to the bakery where batches of bread are continuously being made. Additionally, a two-way intercom system was installed to allow guests to ask a question directly to one of the bakers. Lastly, baskets filled with bread are flying above your head; a neat little feature to gawk at. Overall, it's a cool spot for bread enthusiasts and since it's been around for a while, you know the bread's legit. THE PARKING. There's a parking lot next to the building. THE RETURN? Absolutely. We're always after the bread. read more
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Found this little food spot and was good. Self seating and food was made fast. The location is clean and food was pleasant. read more
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10 months ago
I love going to this specific location. Every time my family and I come to the city, it's a tradition for us to stop by Boudin or grab clam chowder at Fisherman's Wharf. Our server was super nice, although it very busy so the service was a little slow. We sat at the top floor which is their sit-down restaurant portion, and we had a beautiful view. The crab was a little pricey, but everything tasted amazing. read more
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This place is always busy because it's a tourist side kind of place. Place is huge for dinning or just getting snacks of souvenirs. Haven't tried their food yet but I will when I get back in town. Definitely coming back here. read more
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Workers were kind and quick. Clam Chowder was mid (but is Clam Chowder ever really more than mid?) Sour dough bread was great! read more
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2 years ago
It's always a treat , today the upstairs was closed . I prefer to sit down and eat restaurant style, they also offer great fries for the kiddos for the low The servers are always nice , you can also see the bread factory on you way up the stairs , you can also see it if you take the elevator. The view up top are nice , also it's not cold like down stairs read more
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Jacqueline R.
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Loved this place the sourdough was so tasty and their other food. I wanted to buy a bear bread but that was another line and it was so long so maybe next time read more
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Jacqueline R.
Our time-honored mother dough makes all the difference and we're…
FYI the prices here are 45% higher than other Boudin locations around the city, such as Union Square, plus an additional 4% "employee surcharge." read more
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Located smack in the middle of Fisherman's Wharf, it's mainly a gimmick for tourists with all the baskets of cute animal shaped sourdough bread rotating around the restaurant and a small section serving as a gift shop. You first place your order in the middle section, then head to the left for the pickup area. Seating is on the right. There's full table service on the 2nd floor. Maybe I'm just not a fan of sourdough bread but I found it way too hard and tough to chew. The chowder itself was good though and was full of clams. Glad I tried this place once but I likely won't be back. read more
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When you travel to San Francisco for Outside Lands or any event you cannot go back home empty handed. I know when I travel I always grab something which reflects the city and country I visited ( not airport key chain or refrigerator magnet ). You have to bring a taste of San Francisco by going to the historic Boudin Bakery which has been around for 175 years. San Francisco is known worldwide for sourdough and even the 49ers football mascot is named Sourdough Sam. This location you can watch the bread get baked and also enjoy a sourdough bread bowl of their chili and clam chowder. They sell everything from alcohol to books. There is also a Boudin Oyster bar to get raw oysters. They also have crab Mac and Cheese. Although this Boudin is located at Fisherman's Wharf in the middle of the tourist trap it's the must visit place to visit in San Francisco to pick up the world famous sourdough and other Boudin merchandise. Remember don't feed the seagulls sourdough bread anywhere in SF. They say in SF everyday is "Halloween" but there this place that got lots character and has lots characters inside this "Boudin"it also has lots of space and the inside is so" clean" they sell everything from the Pinot Noir and Peet's coffee with strong "caffeine" made with an expresso "machine" They have one of the best views of the ocean in San Francisco you ever "seen" at the Bistro Boudin serving Dungeness crab, lobster tail, oysters and other seafood "cuisine" and you can take food to go on an escape to Francisco Park or the "Marina Green" and always remember do not feed the seagulls because they are a sourdough " fiend" and don't get stuck in the game in the SF Tourist trap "scene" read more
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4 months ago
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Would rate 5 for their grilled cheese and the rustic tomato soup combo. Freshly baked sourdough is so addictive. Service is efficient and they have lots of seating space. read more
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Jacqueline R.
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Finally wanted to do a touristy thing in SF and try the Boudin bread bowl, it was definitely not worth the hype, while the clam chowder tasted ok (it was very milky / creamy, the bread bowl was really dry, there was way too little chowder scooped into the bread bowl, and overall was just disappointing. A nice ambience though and in a great tourist spot. read more
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1 year ago
Food was ok at best. The sourdough was amazing. But the bacon wasn't cooked well. The eggs were ok. Best thing was the almond crossiant. Coffe was decent. Service took forever. Even though we got there when it opened. Very cute ambiance. read more
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Located next to the fisherman's wharf sign. When you first walk in, it's a little confusing, there is a bistro and a cafe, with 2 different menus. I went to the cafe part and ordered a bread bowl and the dungness crab sandwich. Despite the long lines, the food was made pretty quickly. Everything I ordered tasted just ok. The bakery makes some cute shaped sourdough breads, but are ridiculously priced. read more
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As a true Californian, I couldn't pass up the chance to visit San Francisco during my rare trip every couple of years. Pier 39 has undergone quite a transformation since my last visit, but I was craving something familiar and comforting. That's when I spotted Boudin Bakery and knew I had to indulge in their iconic clam chowder served in a sourdough bowl. I placed my order at the counter, got my number, and found a seat. It was a quiet Saturday night (with rain outside), so my food was ready quickly. The sourdough bread was, as always, absolutely delicious--crispy on the outside, soft and warm on the inside. The clam chowder, while tasty, was a bit average, and I wish the portion had been a little more generous. But on a chilly night, it was still the perfect comfort food. This location is definitely a go-to when I'm in the mood for their signature bread, and I'll be back again soon for that warm, nostalgic meal. read more
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1 year ago
Really tasty food. Had a half of a grilled cheese with bacon sandwich and a small clam chowder in a bread bowl, plus a drink. It was $29 (!). That is really expensive, although it was tasty. read more
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Went for a team dinner and the soup in the bread bowl was amazing. The sourdough was the best I've had and very filling. I also had dessert which was equally delicious. Service was quick for our large group and no one had to wait long for a second drink. You can watch the bread being made which was a nice touch and they had bread animals all around which was a fun touch. read more
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Jacqueline R.
What a classic Boudin experience you had! You cannot go wrong with…
Excellent place to get some clam chowder. They also have signature cocktails. We ordered the crab and it was delicious. Service and staff were friendly. The restaurant and bar is upstairs. We were lucky to get a nice view of Alcatraz island. Place seems very touristy as it is next to Pier 33 and then the other pier with all the restaurants and stores. read more
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What a classic Boudin experience you had! You cannot go wrong with…
5 months ago
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We stopped in at Boudin at the wharf. There was a very long line, but shortly after we joined it, a staff member called half of the line over to a new spot and we were served very quickly. Boudin knows how to manage crowds :-) We ordered a clam chowder in a bread bowl, a chili not in a bread bowl (which is my tip. It's $1 less and I don't like the bowl), and a dungenness crab sandwich. Water is free and available at Boudin. Our food order was easy to track as they had a large tv screen with order numbers on them. We knew when to pick up the food... No yelling necessary! We found a table outdoors and enjoyed our meals. All were very good. I especially like the chili at Boudin. It's always the same and it's just good. The crab sandwich was excellent, and the clam chowder is classic. It's always a fun experience at Boudin. read more
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2 years ago
Happened to be in Fisherman's Wharf with friends and swung by for dinner. I haven't been to Boudin in agessss... Has a weird nostalgia factor for me, especially in the wintertime. All good things, of course! Our group of four popped by on a weekend afternoon. Ordering at the cashier was pretty quick, with dishes ready for pickup 5 mins later. Sparse seating all throughout the area-- we were able to snag half of a picnic table after looking around a bit. Dishes are to be bussed individually, like a food court. BEST OF BOUDIN (chicken pesto + clam chowder): Not bad! Chicken was decently flavorful and the soup is a standard clam chowder (no saltines tho). The sourdough is reeeeally hard and tough if you like it that way lol. Felt like my teeth were fighting it with each bite. That being said, the combo is a pretty hearty, satisfying meal. Being a tourist spot, I give it points for being not bad! And efficient. read more
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Maybe I am not sourdough expert, but I feel the bread does not taste as good as I would like. The bread was hard.. and the bread bowl chowder def was missing some flavors. Service was fast as you line up and order at the cashier and picked up your food later. The ambiance was nice they have a nice patio and indoor seating up stairs. Would I come back? Probably would prefer another location for some chowder soup! read more
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7 months ago
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Best sourdough in the city! Located on fisherman's wharf this place is a must try! They have plenty of parking, for a fee, and great spots to sit both outdoors and indoors. Small gift shop where you can buy recipe books and even toys for your furry friends. They have big windows so be able to see the sourdough bread making in progress. The people are always so nice here and get your food and drinks out pretty quick considering they are pretty much always busy. The food is amazing. They have great clam chowder, the crab chowder is good as well with a hit of sweetness to it. The grilled cheese is also very good and of course the sourdough bread bowl is delicious! This is a must try when in San Francisco! read more
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1 year ago
Came here for a quick lunch, did not disappoint! This place is very busy but the employees are efficient and quick so I didn't more than 15 mins to get our food. They have an area to watch the sourdough bread be made which is neat! The horchata latte was delicious and the coffee was smooth and not bitter at all. The sourdough was of course delicious! Highly recommend the clam chowder in a bread bowl! The sourdough crust was perfection. The grilled cheese was excellent too! They definitely use high quality cheese. We sat outside on the patio which was great being able to look out at Fisherman's Wharf. The place was clean and the staff were really friendly! Will definitely come back! read more
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1 year ago
Good pizza but amazing birria. Did not expect to eat birria tacos at Boudin's but so glad that we did. They crisped the tacos in the pizza oven. read more
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So when you visit San Francisco you thinking of Fisherman's Wharf and the iconic Boudin Bakery Cafe with the sourdough bread soup bowl. It was a go to stop. We ordered one bread bowl and split it. I have never been a true clam chowder fan but Boudin clam chowder is amazing. Not only was the soup amazing but the sourdough bread bowl was amazing. We had dinner reservations later which was the only thing stopping us from eating the whole entire bread bowl. If you're touring around San Francisco it's a must go to! read more
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What a classic Boudin experience you had! You cannot go wrong with…
This is our MUST visit anytime we are in San Francisco! My son likes the pepperoni pizza and always asks for a sourdough loaf to go and I always get the clam chowder in a sourdough bowl. Such a cute place and in a convenient location. It does get crowded and you have to order at the counter, but we started using their app for the meals and it makes ordering super easy! We always manage to find seating. I also like looking to see what cute designs they have made sourdough into! read more
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Jacqueline R.
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Honestly, the chowder looks underwhelming but it ended up hitting the spot like ripping the bread bowl and dipping it was so yummy and warm, it made me so happy. I do think I've had clam chowder better than this especially in Boston/East Coast but it did the job. The melt was also yummy but i wish there was more of the filling. read more
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1 month ago
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160 Jefferson St
Bistro Boudin
San Francisco, CA 94133
Fisherman's Wharf, North Beach/Telegraph Hill
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(415) 351-5561
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I miss real sourdough bread and pretzels (I now live in Colorado) I will be in the bay area next week and want to bring both sourdough Bread and pretzels back to CO, how long would they last, do I need to freeze them?
No idea. But if you rent a car, make sure to get a car with CA license plates or you will have your car broken into. Also, make sure not to leave any bluetooth devices in the car. The criminals have scanners that find bluetooth devices no matter how…
Any vegan options?
I believe their bread can be considered vegan, as well as their tomato soup (there wasn't any cheese in mine).
Do you have clam chowder without bacon?
I don't have any bacon in mine there! In fact I've never seen anyone with bacon in there's in my group…
Are proof of vaccine still required as of 4/2022?
I don't think so. They didn't ask me.
Is the rustic tomato soup sweet or more savory?
Do you need to show a vaccination card to dine in?
No, not at the one on fisherman's Wharf. They have outdoor seating.
Is there parking available for customers? is there a charge?
There's parking in the parking lot where they used to charge. It's now open to the public for free. There's construction on the streets, and with covid19, fisherman's wharf has not been busy ! Still fun to walk around though, and there's a handful…
When does their Sunday lunch menu begin?
How fancy/casual is the upstairs sit down?
It’s casual. Not white table clothing or anything. There were people wearing shorts.
Do they have any gluten free bread?
No where did I see anything GF I looked up and downstairs. If they offer it I didn't see it. It is posted Gluten is present amount other allergens, which is a given going upstairs, taking a small self guided tour. You can find that information and…
Do you need a reservation?
There was a wait for the upstairs sit down restaurant but the downstairs cafe of course is so different. I don't know about the apps where you can make a reservation or about calling Boudin ahead of time. I don't think so though. Their website?
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