This review is for reserving a table at the lounge. I had an amazing birthday party at Chambers because of my fantastic friends, not because of the venue. I made arrangements with Malik, the now previous event manager, who was absolutely fantastic! He answered all my emails promptly, and sent me all the menus and price lists. His replacement Isabel was fine, but I think things got lost in translation during the transition process. To reserve a semi-exclusive area at the Chambers Lounge, you have to put a minimum of $300 (pre-tax with additional tip) on one credit card, which they keep on file to reserve your spot. This is the card used for all transactions. FOOD - 1-Star Isabel was awesome enough to tell me that I could avoid a cake cutting fee if I brought cupcakes, which I did. But I also requested a comp'd dessert that they could bring out with a candle, which NEVER ARRIVED! My good friend had to request a candle to put on one of the cupcakes I brought myself. I also ordered chips and dip as a basic snack to have around in case my guest got hungry, which they were super timid to eat because they were located on a table that was really far from where we were sitting. Essentially I purchased a family-sized bag of Lays potato chips and a gigantic bowl of dip for $40!! I was told this was truffle dip, but it tasted like ranch. Do not waste your money on this. You will feel like an idiot. SERVICE - 1-Star for the Server / 4-Stars for the Bartenders When I arrived at the venue, the server was there to greet me. She was very friendly and lovely enough to help me setup the cupcakes and show me the menu. Unfortunately, my guest trickled in for about an hour/hour and a half after I arrived, and she was missing for the majority of the night. Many of my guest didn't know we had a server, which I was upset to hear from them. Not one, not two, but several people told me the next day. I was not about to play babysitter at my own party for a server getting a guaranteed 20% tip. I distinctly told her that she was free to charge my card whenever friends ordered drinks. I was distraught to hear that she didn't take a single order. Since most of my friends ordered from the terrific bartenders, I emailed the manager to complain. I even asked her if the gratuity I paid could go to the bartenders. She gave me an excuse saying that I needed to be present for all transactions since it was my card. Why on Earth is it necessary to approve each of my 20 guests transactions when I pre-approved this on the phone and then in person? She completely avoided the topic of the bartenders, which tells me that they didn't get a dime. I even asked her to look at my tab to see how many drinks were placed by the server versus the bartenders, and she never got back to me. Table - 3-Stars Since there are only 3 semi-exclusive areas and I was the last to reserve, I probably got the worst of the bunch. I got 3 small tables near the restaurant, away from the main lounge space. This was farthest from the music, which might have been a blessing in disguise to facilitate more conversations. We were given another table that was placed against the wall, probably 8 feet from our table to hold food and balloons. Pros included privacy during the beginning of the night and being closer in access to the beautiful courtyard. However, as the lounge filled up, way too many people were passing our area and trying to snatch food from our table. Overall, I would not recommend reserving a table at Chambers. Nobody should have to deal with terrible service like this. I've been to the lounge many many times before, so I had high expectations. Frankly, now when I think of Chambers, I am appalled. read more

After looking at the menu online I arrived with medium expectations, and they were met. The restaurant ambience is the highlight. Decor was funky, servers were wearing furs with bowling shoes, it was pretty cool. The food for the most part was decent, maybe average, maybe bad. The tri tip though unique, was a tiny portion and lacked seasoning. And it's served wth soy sauce which adds nothing. Oh, and it's $16. Another sad dish is the $30 hanger steak. Tiny portion served over what looked snd tasted like canned beans. Hanger steak and tri tip are medium quality cuts and they shouldn't be charging top tier prices for tiny baby portions. What was good was the polenta. Velvety in texture and the broccoli raab it was served with offered a burst of salt which was pleasing. The black cod was also good.. But again a tiny portion. All in all the meal was okay. The service was somewhat inattentive. The prices... Astronomical. $191. If it were around $130 I'd be happier with my experience. But at this price point, chambers is just another over priced over hyped sub par eatery. read more

Saturday/Sunday Brunch = Fantastic. Minimal wait = Even Better! Outdoor seating (if desired) next to The Phoenix Hotel pool = Awesome. The number of cracks that are seen while sitting next to The Phoenix Hotel pool while trying to eat your delicious Saturday/Sunday brunch = Not so awesome, unless you like crack. Of the backside variety. Of the male persuasion. Seriously though, I really hope nobody takes this review seriously and never wanders down to the heart of the Loin to have brunch here, because I would hate for this to become another "spot" where you have wait 1+ hours to dine on a hungover weekend morning. Well... just enough of you guys to come to keep this place up and running and rocking out, but not too many to annoy the easily annoyed. read more

Chambers - Egg in a whole. Excellent. - New American Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Impressed with the modern and yet, retro interior, Chambers Eat + Drink, is surely a site for the eyes. The space is filled with comfortable lounge areas indoor as well as outdoor. Inside, Chambers, it has a 2 full bars and is also accompanied with a DJ on some nights. Outside, one can check out the glowing, blue pool which provides a great social scene. The menu is not extensive however the dishes are aimed to please. I tried the smoking salmon- fresh and points for creative presentation. The garlic polenta fries were also definitely worth trying. Though, Chamber Eat + Drink offers more of an ambiance than a filling meal, its worth checking out! (#SFgem) read more

Chambers - Outdoor pool - New American Near Me - San Francisco, California

I'm not sure what warrants what kind of service here. If the bartender is telling you that you can't order drinks off the menu and closes you because it's a "busy night" with 10 people at the bar, I would expect that to extend to other patrons. This was not the case. Not really good optics to treat LGBTQIA and BIPOC patrons like they're 1) unwanted and 2) not worth the effort of a "menu drink" while you see the bartender making elaborate drinks for everyone else who happen to be white. read more

There's a reason why this place has become such a hotspot. I came here for dinner and drinks with my friend Michael who was visiting from Germany, and was impressed overall. Yes, it's in the Tenderloin, but once you're inside, it's a whole other world. The decor was gorgeous, the lighting perfectly dim, and it has a great loungey feel. The signature cocktails were strong but still delicious. I definitely recommend the bramble and the something something coupe (can't remember the name, just look for coupe). The food was amazing! We opted for small plates instead of getting the entrees, and I'm so glad we did! I would totally recommend everything I tried! Here we go: Chicken liver pate - very light, creamy, served with a poached quail egg on top. Yummy. Michael's favorite. Truffle dip - I love truffle anything, dips, potato chips. Add them all together = winner! Grit fries - breaded and fried grits served with aioli...soooooo creamy and tasty! Sizzling Kobe tri-tip - a small piece of Kobe beef sliced thin and served rare on a hot rock...with the option of letting it cook longer if you wanted. I took a piece and seared each side for like 2 seconds and it was absolutely perfect! The dipping sauce was also good but the Kobe was already so flavorful that I didn't really need it. Fuyu persimmon - sliced persimmon served with burrata, drizzled with olive oil and sea salt...delicious! I wish I had known to put this together when I had fifty persimmons back in the fall... As the sign in the lounge area says, BE AMAZING...and that's what Chambers did! Definitely coming back! read more

Isabel made out simple courthouse wedding reception into a 5 star event. All of the food choices were out of this world! I am ecstatic that each dish was exceptional. Definitely check them out read more

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Came for a dinner on a Thursday night. The place was huuuge and had plenty of seating. The main attraction was of course the "Be Amazing" sign. Super cool. My friends and I ordered many dishes to share. We chose the fried brussel sprouts, little gem salad, sizzling kobe trip-tip, pork belly ravioli, and the wagyu coquette burger. Everything was superb. The service was also good. The servers were super nice and attentive. Only negative I have to say about this place is the neighborhood. Not dying to come back because of the area. read more

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Hard to see from the street, but once you come in, WOW! This place was so fun. The vibes were chill and the service was amazing! We enjoyed drinks and food. Our favorites: Drinks: Loving Cup - looks can be deceiving! It's small and pretty, but strong and delicious! My favorite :) Food: Pork Belly, Tri-tip, Bau Bun, Chicken Wings, Chicken Patae, and Tuna Tartar... Favorite: Pork Belly, Tri Tip, yum! Oh and the service... Outstanding! We loved Miranda, thank you Chambers for making my fiancés birthday that much more special. read more

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All you can drink mimosas for 2 hrs for $18 with purchase of an entree is soooooo dangerous. YOU MUST TRY THE PORK BELLY oh my good it is so delicious. The eggs are cooked to the perfect softness, and the pork belly is crisp on the outside. Honestly love this place so much! read more

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Drinks are a bit pricy but good! Great date locale! Brunch was good, a bit pricy for the quality. Incredibly creative but lacking in substance. I don't really feel my pastrami, eggs, hash, plate complimented each other well. Nevertheless, I'd recommend the spot to anyone. The decor and service alone deserve a repeat visit! read more

Chambers - Pastrami, eggs, hash plate - New American Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Came here on a Friday night for dinner and drinks. Got wagyu beef and fried Brussel sprouts for appetizers and the fried chicken as the entree to share between 2 people. It was enough food to just fill us, very delicious. The wagyu beef was so tender and cooked just perfect medium rare, very flavorful. The Brussel sprouts were very tasty, definitely leaves you satisfied. The fried chicken came with mashed potatoes. The mashed potatoes were very creamy so it's good if you like them creamy. The chicken was crispy and tender. I would definitely come back here again. The ambience is great for date night and in the back there's a bar area which is great for dates or night out with friends. read more

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Let's start with the pros. The ambiance is nice - big booths in the front, lots of unreserved seating in the back. A bar in the front and back. Outdoor area with fire pit and a couple cabanas. And they serve food until late. I think this is a good place to come if you want somewhere to eat and drink, but don't want to go to a sports bar or pub. It's a lounge that offers nicer food (not your typical bar food). DJ the night I was there was alright. The one big con: They really hold up the line outside. We had a group that came at separate times. When we got there around 10p, there was already about 15-20 people waiting in line. Luckily we were able to join our friends toward the front, but we still had to wait at least 10 minutes. And when we got inside, it wasn't crowded. More friends got there later and ended up at the back of the line, and they waited for at least half an hour before they finally got in - and it still wasn't that crowded! So yeah... our group wasn't too happy about that. I'll probably be back, but I'll definitely arrive before 10:30. read more

Everything's awesome, service has really improved - love seeing familiar friendly faces every weekend with the best brunch in SF. Thank you Chambers!! read more

As dodgy as the Tenderloin is, there's an occasional gem that offers good food and drinks. Just do your best to avoid the sketchy people, especially at night. Part of the retro-styled Phoenix Hotel, Chambers is a restaurant-bar hybrid that offers excellent cocktails and a wide array of small to mid-sized bites. In addition to the inside lounge area, Chambers also has a nice outdoor heated patio area by the hotel's pool. Cocktails are great, but not that strong. Their "vodka drink" (tito's vodka, leopold's blackberry, rosemary and honey syrup, lemon, rhubarb bitters) was quite tasty, refreshing, and sweet. The chicken liver pate was very creamy and rich, and they paired nicely with the crispy, buttery crostini bread. The sizzling kobe tri-tip is a must-order! The juicy, tender tri-tip slices cook on a hot stone, so you can eat them immediately for a rare or a few minutes later after serving for a well done. Chambers offers sit-down dining at the front of the restaurant, with menus catered to brunch, dinner, and small bites. If you can overlook the sketchy neighborhood, definitely give Chambers a try for drinks. read more

I've always enjoyed Chambers for the occasional cocktail or brunch, but last weekend Chambers exceeded my expectations. I planned a 20-person brunch for my birthday and hosted it at Chambers. The Chambers staff members -- especially Isabel and Clarissa -- were extremely helpful leading up to the event. They even calmed my craziness as the stress hit :) On the day of the event, my large party and I enjoyed an attentive staff, delicious food, and a wonderful atmosphere. Considering how tasty everything was, the price was quite reasonable. When we asked a staff member to take a photo, she even suggested the perfect spot on the patio. I highly, highly recommend planning large events at Chambers. You will have a great experience. If you plan an event on a sunny day, then see if you can snag a spot on the patio! read more

Lovely decor. Super swank. Love the "Be Amazing" sign. Quality of the food doesn't match the high prices. I ordered the: - truffle dip with waffle fries - brussel leaves - soft and buttery (not crispy like i was hoping for, but delicious nonetheless) - smoking pork belly - interesting kim chee side - chamber's burger - salade lyonnaise - bitter tasting, small, way too pricey Drinks are lovely though - I greatly enjoyed Drink #12, the spicy cucumber. read more

Chambers - Smoking hamachi - New American Near Me - San Francisco, California

While not in the best area, inside is a different story. It has a very elegant decor, and the drinks and happy hour choices are great, including the chicken and waffles. The service is also friendly and helpful. Best of all, it's close to my work, so glad that I now have another option for happy hour after work. read more

I came here for a 500 brunches event on a Sunday. This restaurant is located in the Tenderloin right next to the (or is it a part of?) the Phoenix hotel. Apparently it also converts into a night club with a swimming pool. This was my first time here and the interior of the place is actually very charming. I thought it had a very nice ambiance. One of the main attractions of this place is that they have bottomless mimosas for the weekend brunches ($14). The mimosas were delicious! I also ordered Tortilla Espanola and tried the french toast. The Tortilla was pretty decent but not the traditional fat pancake looking thing, it was presented in a modern reconstructed fashion, cut into smaller pieces and with a refreshing side salad. As for the french toast, I did not really care for it as much. I would say that this place is cool to visit once or twice but if you want really good brunch food I would still choose Kitchen Story over Chambers. read more

Chambers - French toast was okay - New American Near Me - San Francisco, California

Great place to grab drinks or a nice dinner with friends or even for a date! I came here on a Wednesday, and it wasn't too busy. In all honesty, the area isn't the best, but the inside ambience is the complete opposite. Anyways, the service was great! My server was really nice and had really great suggestions when I was stumped about what to eat and drink. The food was good, albeit a little pricey for the amount of food you get. The drinks were on point and delicious! Overall, great place to grab drinks with friends and maybe grab a bite to eat! read more

So many of my favorite spots happen to be in the Tenderloin, so if you can get over the neighborhood, Chambers is great. I can imagine things could get nuts on a weekend, but we were here on a Tuesday night and it was still nearly full. Staff was great, everyone was very helpful and able to answer our questions and make recommendations. I know some folks have complained that the plates are small, which is true, but this is a bar with a small kitchen, after all, and not what I would consider a restaurant. So not really a dinner spot, but food was good, confit octopus was a winner, and the drinks are very well made and delivered quickly. read more

Looking for a fancier spot to have a drink with friends and have a great insta photo. Go here. Friendly bartenders, sweet grooves, and yummy bites. Good for groups and couples. read more

I'm giving Chambers four stars, with a strong potential for five and here's why: It's located in the very unconventional and uber-cool Phoenix Hotel (where the lady and I found ourselves last Friday). The pork belly is served japanese style over hot cedar coals. It's not served as a giant, oily half-burned slab as most places, but as small tidbits smoking tenderly over the little coals in the wooden box it's served in. The best I've ever had. really. The duck breast was cooked perfectly, and served with immaculate perfection. The chocolate tart with curry coconut ice cream was magical. Service was kind, lighthearted, prompt and professional. A soft minus star for ceviche which was rather plain, but good nonetheless. I'm definitely holding a star in reserve for next time. read more

Chambers - New American Near Me - San Francisco, California

I had absolutely no idea that this place was a nice lounge/restaurant. I had been in the area meeting up friends for coffee/lunch, but never really paid attention to this place. So, when my buddy said we were meeting up here, I really didn't know what to expect. On this particular Saturday night (as I suspect most Saturday nights are here), the line is pretty big. Maybe 30 people were standing in line waiting for this place. Once inside, it was really packed (no surprise there), and this place would be that much better if there was a dance floor since the music was pretty good. Overall, a good spot, and yes -- I guess you can check out the pool from the bar/restaurant, too. Interesting times. :) read more

I may have slightly crashed a wedding here... um... but anyways, cool spot and the amber lighting/wood finish especially in the back room make everything seem kind of sepia and glamorous. My drink was a mule type thing and was ok. Kinda strong tasting which isn't a bad thing but cuts down on the refreshing vibe I was going for. read more

BE AMAZING!! First of all, the restaurant/bar/lounge is gorgeous. The shelves are lined with old records and there's a fireplace and the place is dripping with cool art/furniture. I would love to come back just for drinks and chill out with friends. We came here for date night on Friday and the place was already packed. The attached hotel hosted an art exhibit and there was a Gatsby themed party going on simultaneously so the place was rocking. There was a large party seated right behind us and they were being super loud so it was a bit hard to have a intimate romantic dinner, but I was told that the place isn't normally this crazy. We shared three appetizers and the burger. I also tried two of their cocktails (hibiscus drink and the spicy cucumber). The spicy cucumber had a pretty strong kick, which I liked, but is a bit on the sweet side (to be fair, what is sweet to me is probably just right for most people). The hibiscus drink was just right, with the right amount of tartness. We shared the chicken liver pate, smoked pork belly and sizzling kobe tri-tip. The live pate was divine! It didn't taste organ-y and had a wonderful port flavor. I couldn't taste the leeks, but I think the leeks were cooked down so much that it melted in with the pate. I can certainly detect a bit of sweetness in the pate that's most likely from the leeks.I would order that again. The smoked pork belly was disappointing. I expected it to be more buttery, but it seemed to be blanched and sliced up pork belly sitting on some wood chips. Granted, the presentation was great and the house made kimchi (more like pickled cabbage and less kimchi) gave the dish some kick, but it couldn't salvage the blandness of the pork. The sizzling tri-tip was another winner, even though the serving size was tiny. The meat was so tender. There was a nice little slaw and dipping sauce that came with the dish, but I could just eat the meat plain because it was such a nice cut and so flavorful.I wish they would have an entree sized portion! The burger was very good, too. The patty was juicy and the onion jam gave it even more flavor. The challah bun had nice texture and soaked up any extra juice from the meat. The fries were pretty average and there weren't much of it, but overall, it was a good dish. I want to come back and try out their other cocktails. Hopefully it won't be so crowded next time and I can take a pic of the BE AMAZING sign. read more

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I don't know what to do with this place...I really don't. My friend suggested we come here for a happy hour, which was fine by me. As stated in one of my lists...I'm a bit alcoholic. =) I approached this place hesitantly. First, I parked my car around the corner and was a touch concerned. Not for someone breaking in, but just terrible drivers in general. Second, I saw on the website that it was part of the Phoenix Motel (hotel?) and I don't remember a bar here. Umm...no signage. Just walk to the giant wooden doors near the corner of Eddy and Larkin and pull. There's a giant key on the upper left hand side. We got drinks, and they were hit/miss. The girl who manned the bar in the front made WEAK drinks. The girl in the back made STRONG drinks. I was confused. Not opposed to the girl in the back though... There's an outdoor eating/drinking area where we spent most of our time. The outside was cool, a bunch of outside tables, a cabana, and a pool area. Very welcoming. The inside seemed a bit intimate, and I really don't want to drink in an intimate setting with hotel rooms within stumbling distance. Just sayin' The food was meh. The wild mushroom/truffle chips were hard to eat. I kind of wish they chopped up the mushrooms and mixed it with the aioli, but there were just chunks. It made for tough eating. The chicken patte was pretty good, but a little too loose for me. I like it a bit firmer... read more

SUCH a fan. So much character! Front room "BE AMAZING" bar. Good DJ music and dancing. Continue in through a hallway into an old-school vinyl room with just stacks and stacks and stacks of vinyl and tables to just straight chill with a draank. Then the last bar room with space to stand and chill to the music. Overall fun vibes, and LOVED the decor. Drinks were strong, and there was a pool area outside as well! #SCORE read more

My roommates and I like to brunch at least once a month, and so we went to Chambers about a month ago. Because of the lovely Tenderloin views, walking into the restaurant was like walking into a new, hip world. I ordered the eggs royale which included smoked salmon, caviar, and an orange hollandaise sauce on top of has browns. I liked everything individually, but eating the cold salmon with the warm eggs was off-putting. And I had no desire for the caviar.. it strengthen the fishy taste of the salmon and not in a good way. I wouldn't mind coming back, but I also don't have a desire to. read more

Nice new hipsters joint in the Tenderloin. Young professional to late 30's crowd. The only downside is there's no dance space. And people are uptight; filled with pretentious Asian females who stands there and do not know the definition of fun. It'll be a great place to go with a large group of friends, not fun for singles who wants to meet people. Drink wise, stick to the outside bar. It's limited selection but faster service and reasonably priced $8+ up. The outside patio area closes at 12:30 AM, so make your way there before you get herded inside. read more

Recently came for my friend's birthday. The service was a bit slow, but it's probably because the server had to walk half a mile to arrive at our table nuzzled in the very far end of the back table. Chicken Liver Pâté (8) was perfect, but should come with more crostini Chamber's Burger (15) was basic Duck Breast (25) was flavorful, but pricey Hashbrown is creative and delicious Dessert was a giant miss. Oddly flavored gelato with strange aftertaste and texture. The persimmon - tasted like a dried squished persimmon that had been left out The sangria tasted like a strawberry gusher Really hip restaurant with a so-cal style motel with pool attached in the back. read more

I thought this spot was very cool. While the outside is a disaster since the neighborhood is not fantastic, the interior of Chambers is great - nice, cool vibe with a great sexy atmosphere. The menu looked good, although the items we ordered were not great - I had the burger, which was alright...the meat didn't have a lot of salt and the burger came off a bit flavorless...the challah bun was also a bit on the dry side and not the rich, eggy bread I was expecting. I also tried some of the steak and that was good, but also a bit under-seasoned. I would definitely come back here, but probably go for drinks as well as try some of the appetizers and small plates since those looked great. read more

I was recently here on a date night with the mister and was surprised when I walked in. The last time I had been to this place it was something else with an Asian flair and overpriced wine list, but the sketch factor in the surrounding area hadn't changed much. The ambiance is great, and allowed for some fantastic people watching! They have outdoor seating, but it seemed geared toward larger groups. They had a bar area in the back for non diners to hang out in, which works if you are waiting for your table. Drinks were tasty and our server was pretty awesome--he kept us laughing and apologized when our drinks were slow in coming. I had the pork belly and he had the burger, we split the tater tots and were very happy with our choices. It got a little hectic as the crowds started to roll in, but its a nice oasis in a dreary neighborhood. read more

My favorite lounge in SF. Yes it's in the TL and super sketch but as long as you come straight there, you're all good. Place has plenty of seating and 2 bars. Not a place you'd expect but as soon as you get inside you'll understand why this spot is a must in the city. Drinks can be a hit or miss with the bartenders. Order shots to be on the safe side :) read more

The drink on the right created by the amazing bar tender Joel. We named it the "Whiskey Chair". If you like whiskey drinks like the "Old Fashion, Mint Julep, Manhattan... This one tops them! read more

Chambers - The "Whiskey Chair" - New American Near Me - San Francisco, California

The night started off with happy hour and dinner at Chambers. We took advantage of happy hour and ordered: Chicken Liver Pate, Smoked Grit Fries, and 2 orders of the Unagi Bao Bun. These were all delicious. My favorite was the Unagi Bao Bun. I ordered the Chambers burger ($16) which came with a side of fries. You have the option of adding bacon and/or avocado for an additional cost. The burger patty was tender and juicy. I'm not a huge fan of arugula, which is what is served in the burger, but I still think the burger is a solid entree choice. Our waitress was incredibly sweet and attentive (especially during HH). I had pulled her to the side earlier that evening and told her that we were celebrating a birthday. After our meal, she served a beautiful chocolate mousse dessert with some spicy Japanese topping and strawberries on the side. The dessert was rich and delicious. Perfect for any chocolate lover. I recommend making a reservation, as Chambers does get busy as the night progresses. read more

This is such a beautiful place. My dad and I had brunch here. The decor is beautiful and modern. Very nicely lit and decorated with endless walks of vinyl which my dad loved. He had a classic breakfast and coffee, and I ordered the soufflé pancake and the garden grove. The garden grove was very refreshing, just the right amount of sweet. The waitress warned me of the lengthy cook time for the pancake but it was worth the weight. The pancake was so soft and sweet. Melt in your mouth amazing. The presentation on both items was shockingly beautiful. I wish I lived nearby so I could indulge in these more frequently. read more

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my favorite hotel in SF!! always super accommodating and so much fun. thank you as always!

I hadn't seen a dear college friend of mine, who moved nearby SF, for almost four years. So, this had better been an epic and memorable brunch for us. I meticulously scoured through reviews through Yelp and made a reservation at Chambers. If you don't mind walking through some pretty crappy (and at times frightening) areas of the Tenderloin District to get to Chambers, I'd say it's well-worth the trek. Hipsters were everywhere, but a different permutation thereof. The staff were nice, patient, and enthusiastic about helping us. This proves my theory that NYC people are more prone to hating themselves. I had the soft scrambled eggs with broccoli, cauliflower, romanesco, st. george cheese, szechuan chili oil. Its creative architecture didn't rob the dish of its comfort food intentions, because we all know how that happens. You try to build the Eiffel Tower out of mash potatoes and it ends up tasting like brains. read more

Chambers - New American Near Me - San Francisco, California

This place has a very interesting, fantastic menu. The food is so different and the flavors and unique. I like that about this place. The service was awesome, too! I got the cous cous with vegetables and asked for it to be "vegan". It was just a bit too plain for me. I asked for extra sauce, but it was nothing special to rave about. My sister loved her beet salad, though. And my friend said the salmon she got was the best fish she has ever had. Really cute atmosphere and good drinks. read more