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    Piccino Presidio

    4.0 (108 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Outdoor seating

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    Jennifer O.

    Charming restaurant tucked into The Presidio right by the Lombard Gate. I found it on Yelp (naturally) after my son finished his Open Water swim at Aquatic Park. Piccino is a loft-like restaurant in rough-hewn wood with one main interior space, large rooms surrounding the great room for private dining plus a rustic bar with plentiful seating. Outside, a lovely covered terrace with pergola. Service was a little slow but it fit the laid back Sunday vibe. I think only two people were handling all the patrons and yet they remained unflustered and smiling. They really enjoyed talking about the food and the plates' ingredients. Standout dishes were the wild mushroom pizza ($24), all produce from their farm in Healdsburg, and the incredible buttermilk panna cotta with honeycomb kiwi (a must order, $14). The acidic pop of summer tomatoes were the highlight of one tapas-sized plate, the beef and pork polpettes. The teeny polpettes, however, were precious at $18 for 5 marble-sized very miniature meatballs! Chicken sandwich looked slightly burnt but tasted great and the chicken, very juicy. Piccino is a wonderful spot to catch up with friends and have an expertly mixed craft cocktail and dinner. And, for company or family events, they can easily accommodate larger groups. It's a special location with an emphasis on creativity and hyper-local farm fresh produce. Best to park on Lombard and walk through the gate, it's right there, or hop off the PresidiGo shuttle.

    Samantha M.

    Food and service was absolutely AMAZING. We got pizza, crudo, salad, and pasta and everything was delicious. The ambiance was great and I will definitely be back!

    Phil N.

    This is a neat spot tucked into the old Letterman complex. Very hip loft/industrial vibe. It's good for parties of all sizes. Service is laid back and metered. Always felt taken care of not oversold. The food was really good. They say everything is meant to be shared. That said, it's true, but small plates seem meant for two. We were all over the-menu. I feel like the small plates and pastas were the strongest. Scallop in Polenta, Meatball very good. Salad was a bit small to be shared. Homemade pasta was a star for me. For the mains, we tried the market fish. It was a 6 oz portion on veggies. Good. not a star. Steak was very good and again came with a lot of veggies.

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    Shirley N.

    Looking for an quiet spot to catch up with longtime friends? Consider coming for lunch on a Thursday at 11:30am. A very spacious footprint. I recall coming when it was a different restaurant. There's both indoor and outdoor dining available. They offer validated parking of $5.00. I couldn't find the parking garage so we parked in the neighborhood. The hostess said if you plugged in 1 Letterman it'll direct you to the garage. The four of us sat in the main section of the restaurant at a table tucked away in the corner. We decided on family style dining with exception of hubby who wanted a cheeseburger - wagyu beef. Served with steak fries. Plated nicely. We shared - * salsiccia pizza. Garlic pork sausage thin crust. Six slices. Excellent. * chiocciole pasta. Large shells. * bucatini pasta. Pesto. Very creamy. We enjoyed every dish. Portion size small but very fresh and delicious. We split two desserts - great way to wrap up a leisurely lunch. * almond cake - this is a new offering. Served with pieces of fresh fruit. * zeppole - balls of fried dough sugared with chocolate dipping sauce Service was efficient and used plates cleared as needed.

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    Lyee C.

    Wow! Such a lovely spot, super accessible via the Presidio Go shuttle. I went here for brunch with a group of five, and luckily, we were able to get seated at the bar without a reservation. The staff were great with putting our group at one of the corners so we could all chat with each other, and making the bar counter layout work well for our party. Interior is modern, with a mix of bar seating and tables, with nice large windows for natural light contrasting with the more dimly lit interior. Great spot for conversation and catching up. There's also a patio if you want to find a more sunny spot. We got a bunch of dishes to share. The ginger scone was good, somewhat like a ginger cookie with jam. The banana muffin was alright, but the butter it came with really made it come together. The savory bread pudding was the star of meal, with the sweet and savory flavors coming together super well. Eggy, with a flavorful bechamel, with the bacon and cheddar mixed in as more muted flavors. The beet and pear salad was good, though I am partial to beets in general. Out of the two pizzas we got, I preferred the funghi more over the salsiccia. The pizzas are sized well for splitting between two people maybe with one side. Great spot for brunch, with the food overall being a hit and the atmosphere and staff being superb. There's a wine menu, cocktails, beer and zero proof options, but it was a little too early in the day to start on the alcohol. I'll have to come back to try the drinks.

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    Sabrina Z.

    Came to celebrate a friend's birthday and we had an amazing time. The service was phenomenal, the staff checked on us often to make sure we were doing okay. The seating was perfect for groups. The interior is large, and it's not too loud inside. The food was also delicious! We got: - beet and pear salad - pork and beef polpette - wild mushroom lasagna (I'm not a fan of mushrooms, but the sauce in this dish was 5/5) - agnolotti - bistecca per la tavola - potato and leek pizza - margherita pizza - there was one other dish we got, but I don't remember the name and it's not on the menu. It was a Dungeness crab dish with polenta. 5/5 would eat it again. - We ended the night with a birthday dessert (apple crostata).

    Joyce D.

    Piccino Presidio is a beautiful spot tucked inside the park (an ideal setting for a date night or a relaxed group dinner). My spouse and I came here for a lovely evening out and were impressed with both the food and the atmosphere. We started with the shaved fennel salad, which was light and refreshing, but also had a surprising depth thanks to the saffron vinaigrette. The sweet pop of the pickled sultanas with the salty feta and briny olive chermoula was really well-balanced & definitely not your average salad. The pappardelle with short rib ragu was rich and deeply flavorful. The short rib was tender and hearty, and the pasta had the perfect chewy texture. A touch of fried rosemary added a nice aromatic crunch that tied the dish together beautifully. Our main was the Bistecca per la Tavola, served with spiced carrots, fingerling potatoes, and salsa verde. It was cooked just right (medium rare) and the spices on the steak were bold but not overwhelming. We were definitely stuffed by the end, but happily so. The space itself is modern, clean, inviting, and elegant enough for a special night but still casual and welcoming. Portions are generous, so it's great for sharing. The staff were friendly and attentive, checking in just the right amount throughout the meal. What really made the evening special was the location being in the Presidio, we were able to take a peaceful evening stroll right after dinner. That combination of good food and beautiful surroundings is hard to beat.

    Focaccia, and the Slice of Paradise cocktail
    Scott F.

    6% surcharge. They validate for the Letterman Center Parking garage: It's $5 with validation. I went for brunch. It was a dissapointment: 3/5: The savory bread pudding was missing flavor, and the texture was a little too mushy. 3/5: Focaccia was OK. 2/5: Slice of Paradise cocktail. Hibiscus infused mezacal, Amaro, Velvet Falernum, lemon. It had an unpleasant burnt flavor on the finish. Also, the flavor goes bad with just a small amount of ice melt. It should be served with a big ice cube. They do not have a breakfast pizza that includes an egg. You must ask for an extra egg as a topping, for $4 extra.

    Moana M.

    Such a relaxing, charming, and classy laid back ambiance. Parking was so easy in the garage next door with $5 restaurant validated ticket. The man at the ticket booth to the garage was super friendly and informative and once you park in the garage there's signs and stairs "Piccino". Reservations for outdoor shaded patio. Hostess welcomed us and sat us right away for Sunday brunch--had beautiful park views. Food options were fairly limited but we had the scramble, pea salad, arancini, and french toast. While the portion size of the French toast was a tiny slice it was still good. The scramble and salad were excellent. You can taste the freshness of the farm to table experience. This is a relaxing good service way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

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    Mike C.

    My friend invited me to a weekday lunch here. I haven't been to the Presidio in years, likely when the Aloha Festival was still held here. I leaned on my GPS to guide me here. 1st technical difficulty was the ticket machine for the underground parking was not working. The attendant remotely opened the gate so I could park. I followed the signs in making my way to the restaurant (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&start=168&select=KMmH-d96Qq7-gnlWUVCH0A). It was indeed a maze as I walked out of the building and turned right to the streets in finding it. Entering at the reservation time, the host walked me to a widow side table near the bar. My friends arrived a few minutes later. Our waiter provided us the fish of the day Appetizers, shared 1. Shaved fennel salad (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=ZqLXAr8DhbDnr00mwzcVfg) - Curly endive, olive chermoula, pickled raisins, saffron vinaigrette, feta. The variety of ingredients meshed well with various aspects of each coming out. The pickled raisins were the eye opener here. 2. Beet and summer berry (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=pY9bnbMl8WWDskDRbHWDLQ) - Blackberry vinaigrette, crushed pistachio, garden herb. The sweetness of the beets were perfectly contrasted by the greens, the slightly tart berries, and the crunchy nutty pistachios. Very balanced. Pizza, shared 3. Funghi (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=crHJNHHMp_8aNPiIVxDLoA) - Roasted mushroom, stracchino, shaved garlic, parsley. The stracchino cheese was not overwhelming and mixed well with the earthy mushrooms. The garlic slices added a bite to the pie. Main 4. Chiocciole (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=Gvu1jt643-uebWxzsp5RUA) - Fennel sausage, braised kale, parmagiano, pangrattato. The pasta shells were the perfect vessel to hold the cheesy sauce paired with sausage bits and the cheesy bread crumbs. Tasty but filling. Dessert, shared 5. Pink pearl apple crostada (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=TmwTveuP0FAPxIaFUwUmkw) - Vanilla ice cream, lemon zest. With our local apple season just starting, the flaky pastry held the apple filling well and the ice cream offered a richness and moistness to the dessert. There were only two tables occupied when I arrived but the tables filled as workers and business people from the neighborhood flowed in as well as seats at the bar. By the time we left, even the private room was occupied by a likely work related lunch. Kudos to our waiter Sergio as he checked on us regularly. Helpful and friendly, I appreciated that he understood my sense of humor. Another gentleman staff member who tended to our meal helped us in taking photos of our celebratory lunch. Thank you also to my gracious hosts for sharing neighborhood dining gem with me. I look forward to coming here again especially with my recent lean towards Italian cuisine.

    Jessica N.

    We went to Piccino right after visiting the Balloon Museum, and it was such a cute, cozy spot! The atmosphere was warm and welcoming -- perfect for a relaxing meal. The wine was amazing, and the customer service was awesome. The food was simple, but in the best way -- everything was fresh, flavorful, and really well done. Prices were reasonable, especially for San Francisco and the neighborhood. It's tucked away and a little tricky to find at first, but totally worth it once you get there. I visited SF about two months ago, so I can't remember exactly what I ordered, but I do remember leaving really happy and satisfied. Highly recommend this spot if you're looking for great food, great service, and a cozy vibe in the city.

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    William C.

    We had a great dinner here! I got the Chiocciole pasta dish, which was fantastic -- perfectly done shells, tasty sausage, and the kale added a nice bitter kick. My wife got the Funghi pizza, which was overflowing with savory mushroom and garlic, and the crust was nicely crispy and chewy. Service was impeccable (our waiter was spot on with her recommendations), and the atmosphere is warm and inviting. There's a big patio for outdoor dining, which must be great for brunch. The location is awesome, on the edge of the Presidio. Prices were what I would expect from this level of restaurant. We will definitely come again!

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    Kimberly J.

    First, don't put "Piccino" in the uber app or it will take you randomly into the campus. Put Lyon street and Chestnut street and walk through the gate. It's on your left. We arrived to a very unbothered hostess who ask "can I help you?" before even saying hello. We were seated and everyone else was nice and friendly. We sat in a back corner area and it was nice and spaced out with low lighting. Not too loud. We ordered drinks, some apps, and pasta. No stand out bites. Everything was good but not mind blowing. The menu also changes seasonally. So I'd be interested in going back for another try. The highlight was definitely the area because we were right inside the park and it was nice and green.

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    Great ambiance, food, and service. Would recommend to anyone who's looking for a bite while visiting the presidio.

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