I first visited Wildseed a few months ago, and while the food was fantastic, the service truly made…read morethe experience unforgettable. Daniel took care of us and recommended a pasta that ended up being one of the best dishes we had. His thoughtful recommendations, genuine hospitality, and warm personality elevated the entire evening and made it a truly memorable experience. We came back last night and were so excited to see Daniel again! He remembered us, made us feel incredibly welcome, and crafted an absolutely delicious lychee cocktail. Highly recommend Wildseed for both the amazing food and exceptional hospitality. A special shout-out to Daniel for always going above and beyond!

Wildseed is a beautiful restaurant that was well lit, decorated with lush greenery and warm wooden…read moreaccents. The seating is spacious and sectioned off rather than one large open dining room, which allows for different arrangements and a nice sense of privacy between groups. The downside is that this layout seems to leave patrons on the right side, behind the wooden partition, nearly forgotten. We were handed our menus and then left alone for almost 15 minutes without anyone circling back to take our order. When we finally did order, the servers brought dishes to the wrong table and couldn't keep track of who had ordered what. That said, the food, atmosphere, and location could easily make up for it, I would consider coming back if I had to return to San Francisco.

This place is cozy, staff and owners are kind and gracious. The pastries are homemade and…read moredelicious. Coffee, tea and drinks are spot on. Give this place a try you will not be disappointed!

Went to Cheminé after a walk around Fillmore and was super impressed!…read more The atmosphere is subdued, relaxed and comfortable. Pretty artsy and calm. The staff was very pleasant- I asked for no avocado on the beef Benedict I ordered- the staff recommended arugula, which was a nice suggestion. The Benedict was fantastic- the beef was tender and in good-portion. The hollandaise sauce was savory and sweet while the eggs were cooked perfectly. The iced americano was bold and smooth and I could tell the beans were fresh. Great experience and definitely worth the visit!

I don't normally like cauliflower. But now I do! So many delicious flavors and the right amount of…read moresaucey sauce. And we also got the Cajun coconut curry , which we will try to replicate at home. Just soooo good! Server was friendly..nice choices of inside/outside.

Wow, have you ever seen a tower that has five glasses on it and you can have a mimosa and apple…read morespritz Hugo spritz, white sangria or espresso teeny? Neighborhood to Plump Jack and Balboa! They have happy hour menu as well! Friendly staff!

Tried something new-- the breakfast sandwhich. It was really yummy (especially the bread) but not…read moreas good as the burrito imo. Line moves fast and orders are served pretty quick. Love this causal brunch spot!

After seeing how viral Mama's became, I knew I eventually needed to make my way there to try out…read morethe Caesar wrap. | vibe | Arrived early around 10:30am on a Saturday and it was already a line. I would say it took about 20ish minutes to order and maybe another 20 minutes to receive our order. It was definitely a wait, but waiting with friends made time pass quickly. It's a very casual place with a few tables on the sidewalk. After receiving our order, we decided to walk to a park to enjoy our food. | food | Chicken caesar wrap (3.5/5): maybe it's bc we didn't eat it right away, but I thought it was just ok. I am a caesar salad lover so I thought the dressing ratio was perfect, but I didn't think it was worth the wait. Breakfast burrito (4/5): with the added brisket, phew! Solid bfast burrito. | tl;dr | Overall, I think the wait was a major factor for me. I think it is nice if you live in the area and come in an off day, but weekends are rough and I did not think the food was worth the wait.

Wasn't too busy on a Friday for lunch. Order came out Quick. Chicken was moist, the ginger sauce…read morepairs well with the rice and chicken.

Rooster & Rice is a chain with multiple locations serving up Khao Mun Gai (or Thai style chicken…read morerice), but my most recent order with them really fell flat. I ordered "The Original" with jasmine chicken rice, extra cilantro, cucumber, chicken skin (love that those are free add-ons), and an egg, and while the bowl was fine, all of the flavors felt like they could've been amped up several notches as everything leaned pretty bland and one note. I even swapped in the ginger scallion sauce, usually my favorite with Hainanese chicken, but it still fell flat and didn't bring the dish together the way I'd hoped. The dark meat was okay, if under-seasoned, but the breast meat was honestly pretty rough as it was extremely dry to the point where I was chasing each bite with water just to get it down. I added the chicken spring rolls as well, which were poorly wrapped and fell apart after a single bite, and they used the same overcooked white meat, making them basically inedible. If this is the standard for their white meat, I really think they should either stick to dark meat or make it clear that dark meat is an option without an upcharge. That said, my order was ready right when I expected it to be, pickup was smooth, and the staff were very nice and friendly, which keeps this from dropping lower in rating as I'm likewise hoping this was just an off night.

Dropped in and enjoyed a lovely lunch at Kolaj! Their food is fresh and delicious. be sure to…read morehave a baklava for dessert! It was a treat to eat at the comfy bistro table and watch the world pass by, too!

I stopped by on a Saturday afternoon specifically for kunafa, my favorite dessert from that region…read more& when I asked about the size because it seemed a bit large for one person, the owner recommended the smaller kitafa pistachio (very similar if not the same ingredients of shredded phyllo dough, a bit of cheese, honey & pistachio) which I appreciated because I don't think I would be able to eat the full serving of Kanafa on my own. I also ordered a masala chai where you can customize the sweetness so I chose the medium sweetness. It was a bit warm inside the restaurant so I chose to sit outside and wait for my items. The chai was perfect, not too sweet with perfect masala chai flavor intensity. The kitafa pistachio was the perfect serving size for one person & crispy, not too sweet with mild pistachio flavor. I would return to try some other items when I have a chance. Service is friendly & helpful.

Magnificently packed. Cheerful to look at as well as to eat…read more I like getting food just for myself here. The Awake salad and their muhammara both excellent. Working my way through the menu... You can see from the factory-line production how well loved they are by groups, but at scale that somehow makes the presentation seem more mundane. Nicer to think it was prepared just for you. They also have a fine selection of partner kitchens whose food they offer (soupchu!).

It's the best salads I've ever had! The best in the city. So different from the usual!read more

Fresh food, exceedingly well-prepared. You pay for what you get and I choose quality over quantity…read more One of the best Caesar salads you can get out at a restaurant at any price point. The steak, shrimp, salmon, and tuna tartare are all excellent. The staff is knowledgeable, patient (so many guests seemingly have never seen a menu or used currency before), and friendly. The spot is big for the area, comfortable, and a great ambiance to chill off of the annoyingness that can be Chestnut St.

I really like their salads and grain bowls, but the pricing is insane for what you get. I'm not a…read morecheap person but the Caesar grain bowl with a couple pieces of added chicken is like $32! That's just crazy to me considering it's farro and quinoa with some Caesar dressing and a couple pieces of reheated breaded chicken. That can be made in bulk cost for likely $10-15 so you are paying a serious premium here. Considering they do a lot of volume it's a rip off. I would give 5 stars if chicken or protein came INCLUDED in the salad/grain bowl, but as it stands you're better off heating up your own frozen chicken cutlets at home after buying their salad/bowl. You'll save like $12 after tax. I'm not usually one to comment about the price of things like this, but genuinely this is nearly double the price of Sweetgreen or MIXT for virtually the same product.