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    3.7 (144 reviews)
    Open • 7:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Salmon Salad
    Melissa R.

    Cute seating setup and quaint decor. My flight was delayed and then cancelled in San Fran, I had time to burn and decided to walk a few gates away from my flights gate. SF Uncork'd had the best ratings on Yelp and Google so of course that's where I was headed. The waitress was nice and attended to me quickly. I ordered the Smoked Salmon Salad and a glass of Lake Sonoma Winery Cab 2021. Served with delicious warm toasty bread, the salad was fresh and full of romaine, spinach, arugula, two caperberries, and some halved cherry tomatoes. The balsamic was good and not sweet, which I appreciated. There was minimal smoked salmon but it was good. Not sure if it was farmed our wild caught. I was in the airport and it was slim pickings so I didn't ask the waitress. My favorite was the Lake Sonoma Cab. I'll need to find that and buy some. Overall, good airport food and ambiance.

    Storefront
    Rosie M.

    I was looking for a glass of wine that I could take to go cause you could do that at other restaurants and other airport but I guess just not at SFO. The alternative was to take cans of wine or beer that are single serving and that wasn't so bad. I had great customer service and she helped me find exactly what I needed. The store is clean and well organized and has a selection that most people would be happy with. Will come again.

    Guillermo R.

    For an airport wine bar this spot is fine, service is kind and quick with a decent wine list and snacks for an airport. The location in the international terminal is my favorite (G gates) tends to be less crowded than Terminal 3. It's the same menu as far as I can tell. My only wish at SFO would be a better CA selection nonetheless I am here enjoying a glass of French rose before my flight. Cheers

    Just go to the market. It's half the price.
    Khrystyna C.

    I order the fries at $8.50 they should have been fresh and not dry and cold. Added the Crudite at $15.50 and it was the "protein tray" from the market put on a plate. Far from impressed. Service, initial order was good. However she never checked in and had to ask a passing server to order more food and drink. It's an airport so for Ambiance it can't be to great but they have great music. If your flight is delayed and you want some overpriced drink and food this is the place to relax.

    3 delightful Cali Reds
    Lorena C.

    Excellent service and delicious food. We had the gyro taco duo, sliders, fries. The gyro meat was so juicy but not greasy, totally delish. Fries were crisp and tight with ranch or ketchup (no hot sauce). I enjoyed the yummy red flight. They also have canned things my friends liked. Really nice place across from another eateries but with a nice wine cellar vibe. The lady, hostess/waitress there is like the charming mama who loves you, but gives you your space. Great wine and food options.

    Soup with the cheese-filled pita
    Akiko I.

    We picked this place for the food: It offered slightly better prices and much healthier options than the other sitdown restaurant in the same area of the terminal. A hostess greeted us at the front, and when we finally made the decision and entered the restaurant, a woman from the furthest side from behind the counter indicated we could sit anywhere. My tomato soup was fantastic and came with a melted cheese-in-pita half not listed on the menu that felt really filling. The salad I ordered was good but maybe has too many croutons: Makes sense for a wine-heavy based menu though. My partner enjoyed her ham and cheese panini. She got a Pellegrino and I a bellini, the latter was served in a charmingly tall skinny glass which I really got a kick out of.

    Jim S.

    I've been here a few times and have always had an excellent experience. The staff is very friendly and attentive. It's a small place but open with comfortable seating options at a few long tables or bar. They have some nice taps and have Pliny the Elder available. They have a very impressive wine selection including Opus One and many others. The food options are nice too. I highly recommend this place!

    De A.

    Moderate pricing for an airport bar, $16 for a glass of pinot noir,$15.50 for a sandwich. Friendly service: cheerful greeting, warm welcome to sit anywhere, the theee ladies worked as a team. Cuban sandwich was very tasty: soft, warm bread, salty, tangy pickles with melted cheese over ham and turkey. Iʻd come again.

    Mimi L.

    We came in to kill some time before our flight to LA. Good selections of wine and beer flights. Plenty of comfy seatings inside and it wasn't as hot as other indoor places. It was relaxing to enjoy some wines but I can't say the same for services. Some waitresses here were bit rude! They kept asking us, in fact every customer there to close one tab and start another. I guess all they cared about was tips before they left their shifts! At least this place was nice and cozy!

    Sliders
    Brandon Y.

    Arrived early to SFO before a flight to Hawaii and had 45 mins to an hour to spare before boarding. After extensive Yelp-ing of the spots within the terminal, Amy T. and I opted for SF Uncork'd for their wine and food options to kick off our much-needed vacation. We didn't want to eat too much so we got two sliders (BLT & Huli Huli Chicken) and cracked pepper chips. Note that a slider doesn't necessarily mean it has a beef patty in there as well like I originally thought...lol. But they were both good - the huli huli chicken slider had a creamy sauce, and the BLT was pretty standard, but the brioche buns were perfect. For wines, I got a Martin Ray Cab (they only had a couple decently priced Cab selections), which was quite strong, but I liked it. Overall, considering airport food prices, it was a nice pre-flight snack and drink, and I'd be satisfied if I had the same thing in the actual city for that price!

    Keith W.

    A lovely spot to enjoy many varieties of the sacred grape. Always an entertaining experiment in social behavior also, more on that in a bit. I'd give it five stars, as their wine selection for an airport lounge is superb! But their nibbles menu, while enticing...leaves much to be desired. Why have a fabulous flight of pinot's from exotic regions of the world served next to what amounts to a dixie plate with cheese sticks bought from Safeway? Seriously? What happened to the ambiance, the magic, the fancy charcuterie board with lots of white space and tiny portions of exotic meats and cheeses to make me feel "extra"? It really cheapens the experience. I mean, sure, it's an airport lounge, I get it, I should just deal...but dammit, DO BETTER. Now for the entertaining part. On my first visit a few weeks back, typical airport lounge scene with single travelers politely spaced apart staring at their phones. Except for that one guy, he's really REALLY into that women's personal space and she doesn't seem to be reciprocating. Turns out "that guy" also had three bad credit cards, a phony birth certificate, and no ID with an international flight he was going to be late for and couldn't pay his tab. He was also three sheets to the wind and barely able to stay upright. And REALLY LOUD. The bar keep kept her cool and eventually called security after the guy wandered off and left his luggage (um hello, did you not listen to the ever-present announcements not to leave your luggage unattended!! SECURITY!! DRUNK MIGHT-BE-A-TERRORIST AT THE LOUNGE!!). Fast forward a couple of weeks to tonight's visit while waiting on the only flight out of SFO at ungodly hours and I politely ask to sit at a six-top occupied by a single traveler. Delighted to have human company not stuck on a device they graciously share their space. We commiserate about the state of humanity, discuss agreement reality and talk about human things and connect as people. We're both in our 40-50's and attached to other humans and somehow find a way to carry on a conversation that doesn't involve sex or politics and genuinely enjoy the company of strangers for a magical hour. Come for the fun, stay for the wine, don't bother with the food. Tiffany, wherever you end up, happy travels.

    Daniel R.

    Probably one of the best deals for food and wine in the SF airport! We wished we has stopped here first, instead of buying a $21 Caesar Chicken Salad elsewhere. We enjoyed a red wine flight and for dessert we shared a Tawny Port with Vanilla Ice Cream!

    Tomato bisque
    Carla D.

    After wandering around the San Francisco Airport for a few hours, trying to decide on a place to "park it," relax, and grab something to eat, SF Uncork'd peaked my interest. I wasn't in the mood for fast food and didn't feel like sitting in a "food court," so this place seemed like a good option. It was pretty busy. They have a small bar and then some table seating. They also have a pretty large wine list. Their menu reminded me of a tapas restaurant. Small/light bites and tons of wines to choose from. After looking at the menu, I opted to get the Tuscan Tomato Bisque and a "fancy water" (i.e. what Nugget calls Peligrino). The server was cherry and efficient. I did some work while I waited for my meal. My soup came out and I was pleasantly surprised. The soup was rich and creamy. The grilled cheddar cheese in a multigrain pita was a surprise. I didn't read the menu, and thought it was just going to be a plain pita. When I dunked this in my soup it was OK. I prefer an actual grilled cheese on bread (the bread soaks up more of the soup). Pros: -Interior and decor is modern and clean -Service was fast and friendly -Room to work at the bar, if you need to set up your laptop -Flavor of the bisque was great Cons: -The multigrain pita tasted dry......grilled cheese on bread for me is the way to go Tips: Try the bisque: rich, creamy, and flavorful.

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    You guys are charging $10 for craft Mac & cheese & are bringing out in this tiny cup.. no more left to say

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    Good service, good price, and good wine. I asked about locale of a wine and they could answer it right away. By far best spot in B terminal.

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    The best Cuban sandwich ever found in an airport, that included fresh made potato chips. Great wine selection that's reasonably priced.

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    4.6(168 reviews)
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    I was craving a Caesar salad and saw a review about the croutons and wanted to try this place…read more The Caesar salad was delicious. The croutons were some of the best I've had. Nice simple flavor and not too hard. I ordered the "full" version for $19 and it was more than enough. The service was nice and the music was a plus for us millennials. They have outside seating, but it was windy and my hair was down, so I just ate inside. I will be back soon!

    This place was definitely more popular than I expected! I came here with some friends thinking we'd…read morejust grab a quick bite before heading off to our plans for the rest of the day, but we ended up spending quite a bit more time here than anticipated. We came on a Saturday morning and it was already pretty packed. Parking was also quite difficult. There's a small garage with limited availability, and otherwise you'll probably have to look for street parking around Grand Ave. We originally wanted to sit down and eat, but after waiting around 45 minutes for our food, we ended up having to order everything to go since we had a schedule to keep. Our server was really nice though, which definitely helped make the experience better. The food itself was pretty good! Our sandwiches were flavorful and satisfying, and the matcha I got was good too. I can definitely see why this place gets busy, especially on a Saturday morning. I'd still like to come back when I'm not on a time crunch. I think I'd enjoy the experience a lot more being able to actually sit down, take my time, and enjoy everything without constantly watching the clock. Just keep in mind that if you're coming during a busy time, it may not be the best spot for a quick bite.

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    Seating area near the bar. There's an outlet on the right hand side.

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    Wildflour - Seating area, super cute! There are also patio chairs, but we came super early in the morning, so they weren't out yet

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    Seating area, super cute! There are also patio chairs, but we came super early in the morning, so they weren't out yet

    Industry Pizza

    Industry Pizza

    4.7(87 reviews)
    2.8 mi
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    Locally owned & operated
    Outdoor seating

    This has a more industrial vibe to it. You order first and they give you a number to take to any…read moreopen table you can find. We came here around 6ish pm on a Friday evening. It was busy and we were lucky to grab a seat in the corner. We ordered the pizza with the burrata on top, onion rings, and meatballs. The pizza was really good. Thin crust and crispy with no flop. The toppings and pizza sauce all worked well together to make for really good pizza. The onion rings are also really good. Very crispy and they gave a lot! The meatballs were really good. The tomato sauce on top was pretty savory and I enjoyed it. Overall I'd come back. I enjoyed the food and my time here.

    We came to Grand Ave for pho but just so happened to park right in front of Industry and the "Grand…read moreOpening" sign lured us in. Upon entering, I was confused- were we supposed to wait to be seated or do we choose our own table? No one made it clear, instead people were walking around us to serve tables. We walked up to the bar and the bartender let us know we can sit anywhere. We sat in a booth up top. The vibe looked semi-formal, but I guess it was super casual. Looking at the menu, the pizzas were all pretty unique! What caught my eye was the Mushroom pizza which had portobello mushroom, cheese, thyme + scallions, and a creamy garlic white sauce. I'm a sucker for mushrooms and my five year old who is picky af likes them too. She enjoyed her slice. I felt the pizza was delicious but could use some parm and pepper flakes. We also ordered the Brooklyn. Omg, my favorite pizza now surpassing Blue Line's White Pie on my list. Pepperoni, jalapenos, basil, ricotta (omg!), and hot honey. Salivating just thinking about it. Downed these slices with a pint and the rest was history. I do have to note that the booths and tables were full of crumbs. Understandable as it's a pizzeria, but it would be nice for someone to clean in between guests. The staff member behind the bar had served us our meal and drinks as well and he was very kind. We will definitely be coming back to Industry!

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    Hometown Heroes - Dynabites

    Hometown Heroes

    4.1(304 reviews)
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    I've loved hometown hero for over a decade and have had A LOT of memories. I brought my husband…read morehere for the first time this year and he said "you brought me to a townie bar". Honestly, what a compliment. The staff have always been nice to me. There's a pool table. They have a small kitchen the serves food. They sometimes have a dj. They get pretty busy during Bay Area sports games. No bar will be ever have my heart like HH does.

    I checked out Hometown Heroes while I was out in the San Francisco area, and it's one of those…read morespots that feels like a true neighborhood bar. The atmosphere is what stands out right away. It has that authentic sports bar vibe without trying too hard. TVs going, people locked into games, and just an overall relaxed energy. It feels like a place you can come to regularly, not just once. It didn't feel like a tourist spot at all, more like somewhere locals actually hang out. Food-wise, it's solid bar food done right. Wings, burgers, and the kind of stuff you actually want when you're watching a game or just kicking back. Nothing fancy, but it hits and fits the environment. The drinks were on point too. Good beer selection, solid cocktails, and plenty of options if you're just trying to chill for a while. The setup with TVs and bar games makes it easy to stay longer than you planned. The staff and the crowd both added to the experience. It felt welcoming, people were comfortable, and you don't get that awkward feeling walking into a new place. Only thing to keep in mind is it's very laid back and first come first served. Depending on when you go, you might have to wait or stand around a bit. Overall, if you're looking for a real sports bar with good food, drinks, and a local feel, this is definitely a spot worth checking out.

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    Hometown Heroes - The classic bacon cheeseburger

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    Out Of The Barrel - Bar Area

    Out Of The Barrel

    4.6(43 reviews)
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    Came here to celebrate a birthday and was pleasantly surprised by how much Out of the Barrel…read moredelivers for a relatively newer craft beer taproom in San Carlos. Right when you walk in, the vibe feels welcoming and easygoing--perfect for groups or even a casual solo stop. The space has a great indoor/outdoor setup, so you can choose between a lively indoor atmosphere or a more relaxed patio feel depending on your mood. There are also a few TVs around, making it a solid spot to catch a game while hanging out. What really stood out was their impressive selection--30+ beers and seltzers on tap, with a little bit of everything for all tastes. Whether you're into hazy IPAs, crisp lagers, or something lighter like a seltzer, there's plenty to explore. The staff was super friendly and knowledgeable, taking the time to walk us through options and offer recommendations without any pressure. You can tell they genuinely enjoy what they do. On top of that, they also stock a nice variety of bottles and cans in the fridge, which is great if you want to try something different or grab something to-go. It adds a bit of a curated bottle shop feel to the experience. They also serve some light bites like empanadas and pizza, which paired well with the drinks and made it easy to settle in for a while without needing to leave for food. It's not a full restaurant, but definitely enough to keep everyone satisfied. Overall, this is a great spot to kick back, celebrate with friends, or just explore new craft beers. Easygoing atmosphere, solid drink selection, and friendly service--definitely a place I'd come back to.

    We always come here to drink when we drive up to the peninsula area. Normal pricing for beers. They…read morealso have to-go cans that you can buy and drink them here. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. 2 restrooms inside. Their beer list is extensive. Nice beertenders. They do let you sample. Dog friendly and you can bring outside food. They have the stamp card that you stamp for each pack to-go can so you can redeem like half a free beer.

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    Thank you Tom!

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    Traverse

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    4.2(35 reviews)
    2.8 mi

    5/5 Environment and good vibes. Traverse food court area was amazing in interior design and space…read more Well managed with great staffs too. Public restrooms on ground floor were sparkling clean. Great first impression. 5/5 food selections. Bar area was very cozy with gorgeous views all around. 3.7-4/5 for food flavors/taste. They actually have people wiping down chairs/tables and clearing tables for you. You can order at the cafe place or the Omakase World Market where I ordered at kiosk and waited for my order number. Grab your own condiments. Food was ready fast. Very organized. I drank the organic coconut water $4, had the $6 big chocolate walnut cookie, and $18 chicken sandwich. I think the chicken sandwich was overpriced even when it was listed as $16. Portion size was smaller than expected for this price. It tasted ok, but I've had much better elsewhere. The cool thing about the place is plenty of beautiful spots to sit. Menu variety included pizzas, dumplings, and other sandwich items. Convenient for working class folks around here. There's also beautiful couches and tables by the bar area which also included a pool table, great for relaxation in back. You can see tall buildings/landscape all around. Good place for meetups/work/study/break time. Management has really invested in the place. I hope they open more food places inside. It's a hidden gem for sure. No, they don't open on weekends.

    Got a chance to check out the Bar & Lounge-- had a drink, got some work done on our computers, and…read moreate some snacks on a Friday at around 3pm! The food was really good. The sliders had this amazing sauce and the patty was cooked perfectly. The crispy broccoli was good but was a slightly bit oily. Wish it was cooked in an air fryer instead. The ambience was sooooo nice. Everything is spacious and makes you feel like you can relax and get somethings done. It's quiet and the bathrooms are clean. The service was good. You order at the bar, and everyone is super friendly and kind. There's also pool and mini basketball arcade games and things like that to enjoy!

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