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Golden Rule

5.0 (5 reviews)
Open 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM
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Bar Piccino

Bar Piccino

4.3
(22 reviews)
0.8 mi

Sunday fun day. Found this nice place. Great music, staff, drinks and food. We enoyed at the…read morebar. Bar Piccino Cocktails & Bar Bites Milano Superstar Vodka, Cocchi Rosa Aperitivo, Apricot, Vanilla, Lemon Marinated Castelvetrano Olives Salsiccia Garlic Pork Sausage, Red Onion, Mozzarella

I decided to check out Piccino with a friend on Wednesday at around 6:30 pm and we didn't know that…read morereservations are mostly required for the actual restaurant so we had dinner at their connecting bar area which served a similar menu to the restaurant. The bar area is very aesthetic and we enjoyed sitting in the more private area downstairs which allowed us to talk without too much noise. Focaccia - One of our favorite items from the meal. It was super soft with a light crust and seasoned lightly with herbs on top. It paired so well with the olive oil that made it a nice salty savory appetizer to start. Arancini a la Barolo - The arancini was lightly crunchy and didn't feel oily. I loved the parmesan cheese added on top because it had a nice bitterness that contrasted the more savory and rich vegetable flavors inside. Salsiccia - A simple pizza where the crust was thin but held very well. The pork sausage on top was savory and had a nice bite to it that tasted good with the white alfredo like sauce and fresh, crunchy red onions. We enjoyed trying their menu items and would definitely come back to eat at their main restaurant area next time.

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Dogpatch Negroni | $14 (one dog-friendly standing table outside)
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Potato Tostones w/ kumquat kosho, salmon roe, chive | $12
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Wolfsbane

Wolfsbane

4.7
(23 reviews)
0.7 mi

There's hope for SF after all. With Saison and Californios as 2s and Crenn and French Laundry as…read more3s, I sometimes wonder whether the Michelin inspectors walk a different path in the Bay Area. Even LA has their Somni, although it's probably more cost effective to fly to Barcelona to dine at Disfrutar, but it's been a long time since I've been pleasantly surprised in SF, and Wolfbane has done just that. If you are a fan of the taste profiles at Enigma, Diverxo, Singlethread, Lazy Bear, etc, give Wolfbane a try.

Well balanced meal from start to finish. More attention given to vegetables (than meat/seafood)…read more The meal started with an assorted vegetables (peas, artichokes, radish, etc.), followed by a few vegetables courses with salmon, sea urchin, and monk fish. The monk fish was very nicely done with smoke. The desserts were really good. Particularly the sorbet with candied grape leaves, especially when a lot of the fine dining restaurants just do a simple sorbet scoop in a fancy cup. The atmosphere here was almost an urban forest feel, with whimsical chop stick holders and Japanese style wooden box for the to go sourdough bread at the end of the night. Expect a little bit of influence from multiple cultures. Why 4 stars? I took a star off because of the 3 supplemental options. From the start, the pressure was high to sell the 3 supplemental items (roughly $200 more per person, in additional to the $300+ per person meal). The rhythm of upselling became a common theme throughout 3 or 4 points during the meal, which felt a bit awkward. I get this upsell supplement strategy at Japanese restaurants but this is unexpected. And I got excited when I saw the number of courses but got disappointed when those are listed as supplemental options.

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Cavaña

Cavaña

3.9
(547 reviews)
0.5 mi
$$$
Live music
Rooftop seating

Came here to celebrate a friend's 40th birthday and the vibes were absolutely insane. This place…read morehas such a fun energy! They play Cuban music that immediately gets everyone in the mood, and you can tell it's a spot people genuinely love coming back to. Heads up though: it's a small space, so it can get pretty packed. Only downside was the drink service was slow, especially with how busy it gets. We were patient because the drinks themselves were great once they arrived; well worth the wait, just budget extra time if you're in a group. Perfect spot for a celebration with friends if you don't mind a cozy, lively crowd and don't need drinks in a hurry. We had such a great night!

My family and I recently visited Cavaña in SF on Sunday 6/21 at 5:30pm, expecting to enjoy what we…read moreunderstood to be a rooftop restaurant and bar. Unfortunately, our experience started off on the wrong foot before we even made it upstairs. When we arrived, the doorman, a tall, heavyset gentleman, was eating and did not acknowledge us as we approached. I politely asked if the restaurant was open, and instead of simply answering the question, he responded that it wasn't a restaurant but a rooftop bar, adding, "I don't know where you got that misconception." I found the comment unnecessarily dismissive and somewhat condescending. As an educated woman visiting with my husband and our minor daughter, I felt there were more professional ways to clarify the venue's concept. Rather than engage further, I chose to ignore the remark. He then pointed us toward the line, despite there being no one else waiting, and pressed the elevator button with an attitude that made us feel like we were inconveniencing him simply by being there. First impressions matter, and unfortunately this interaction left us feeling unwelcome before we even had the opportunity to experience the venue itself. Hospitality begins at the door, and I hope management provides additional customer service training to ensure future guests are greeted with courtesy and respect.

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