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    4.1 (2.9k reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 9:30 pm
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    LOBSTER ROLL - $29 (3oz) - Hot w/Butter.
    Tu-Anh N.

    WHEN: Wed @11:45am PARKING: Paid Metered Parking. A bit tricky since it's a busy area, but we managed to find one! Hung out around Hayes Valley with plans on checking out Japantown, sis and I got hungry and stumbled upon this spot. It wasn't too busy so we were seated right away! [[HIGHLIGHT]]The decor inside was quite lovely and cute, too![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Here's what we shared: LOBSTER ROLL - $29 (3oz) Chilled with Mayo, Celery & Chives OR Hot w/Butter. This also comes in 6oz for $57 but the smaller option is plenty! We chose the Hot w/Butter, so it looks like order a naked lobster on a roll, and it was quite good. We even asked for a side of melted butter which made it so much better! The roll was buttery, crisp and warm, and we both enjoyed it! BAJA STYLE FISH TACOS (3) - $22 Crispy Battered Cod with Cabbage, Chipotle Aioli, Pico de Gallo and Avocado. You have the option of ordering 2 tacos for $18, but I figured for just $4 more you get another one to take home! These tacos are quite hefty and filling, so one was enough for the each of us! These tacos battered Cod was light and airy, like tempura, and I asked for extra aioli on the side. This was so good! I'm so glad I ordered this!

    Bread Pudding
    Anvita S.

    $17 lobster roll deal in April was great but I'd go back for regular price any day. Loved the cold version more than hot. Sourdough bread pudding was comfortingly decadent yet not too heavy at the end

    3 Fish Tacos and Lobster Roll
    Monica V.

    AMAZING! Gigi was our server. She was beyond attentive and just sincerely a nice person. You can tell she loved what she did. Her service and honest recommendations were 10/10. She made sure food was timed correctly and we got to enjoy each dish. Now that's attention to detail. Visited here around 2:30 pm on a Sunday and had no trouble getting a table. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Great atmosphere. Very intimate seating.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Ordered the crab cakes and fries as an appetizer. The crab cakes were great paired with an arugula salad. Fries were so good, I ordered two. The chowder was creamy and delicious. I love potatoes and it had the perfect amount. Huge fan of the chowder. Salmon tacos with flour tortillas and purple cabbage, YUM! The salmon so tender and juicy, perfection. I enjoyed how guilt free they tasted. The star of the meal was the lobster roll. I could cry happy tears. I haven't tasted a lobster roll this good since traveling to Boston. It was a 20/10. The roll was buttery and soft. There was a generous amount of lobster, so tasty. I would seriously come back for the lobster roll. You will not regret visiting this establishment. Don't miss out.

    Cold Lobster Roll
    Christina L.

    The fries were delicious! For groups larger than 2 people, put your name on the toast reservation. Busy weekend, so be patient. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Was able to get a seat at the bars a bit cramped.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Order the cold lobster roll and a side of fries ($24). Lobster roll can also be hot which features hot butter. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The restaurant features a nautical theme, so it is cool, a lot of vintage decor.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The cold lobster roll feature about 5oz of lobster, I would have preferred a slightly larger portion. The lobster mixed with aioli and cereal bits, topped with chives. The lobster was fresh, I also really like toasted brioche bread that they use. A bit pricey for the lobster roll, so I would definitely come back for other seafood option.

    lobster roll $17, chilled, dressed with mayo, celery & chives
    Jeff H.

    $17 anniversary lobster rolls all through April. Two options, chilled and dressed or hot with butter, naked. The dressed one tastes better. You can add a side of fries for $7. All the dishes at Woodhouse taste good. I also had their shrimp cocktail $22 and bowl of clam chowder. Those were fine. Service was excellent. Woodhouse was full at 8pm on a Friday evening. There was a sign outside saying no more reservations even though they close at 10pm. Luckily they squeezed me in at the counter.

    Lobster roll and fish tacos
    Karen C.

    Love the Tuesday oyster happy hour specials, did not love the lobster roll even with the anniversary month deal. The good: the fish tacos and the oysters (their only food that can dethrone the tacos). The fish tacos had more flavor than I thought was physically possible to pack into battered fish. This was easily the favorite dish of every diner I've come here with. Plus, they're big, like two-handed grip big. The oysters were deliciously creamy, sweet, and savory all at the same time and the Tuesday $1.25 deal is a steal. The ok/bad: most other menu items. Over a few visits, I've tried the cioppino and a couple items off their daily specials menu and none of them are dishes I'd go back for. I sure hope the lobster roll is better outside of April because I wouldn't order it again despite the $17 offer. The bread was excellent but the lobster had a dry texture, like it'd been defrosted slowly, and very little flavor. There's consistently a ~45 minute to 1 hour wait time during peak dining hours (weeknights, weekend meal times) and you have to scan a QR code to get on the waitlist.

    Iced tea and sparkling wine
    Manny Y.

    Came here for lunch. I wanted to get their anniversary lobster roll before it ends April 30. I also ordered fish and chips. The lobster roll was nice and the fish has a crispy batter and fish was flaky. It came with ketchup and tartar sauce and cole slaw. I thought there was only one waiter for the whole place but lots of bus boys or runners. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The place was busy and this was around 2 pm.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Lobster roll
    Lai L.

    We got here by way of Yelp and it was around 12:30PM on a Friday afternoon. There were a lot of people there and we didn't know that there was a QR code to add ourselves to the waitlist, so we did just that. It said a 50-60 minute wait, and we waited for about 45-50 minutes. At first I had to ask others if it was worth the wait, but they didn't know either since it was their first time. The lobster sandwich was what drew my husband in. [[HIGHLIGHT]]When we finally got seated, the restaurant was bustling with conversations and the seats were almost shoulder to shoulder. I definitely prefer more space.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The service was surprisingly quick. Heads up: the lobster roll is small, so it you are a big eater, you need two, which is what my husband did. -Lobster roll x2: It was good, but not great. The bread was cold and so was the lobster. I think it would've been better if the bread was warm. -Fish tacos: 5/5 really good and great fish portion. -Clam chowder (Manhattan and New England combined: 5/5 warm, comforting and so savory -Fries: perfectly fried to a crisp [[HIGHLIGHT]]The interior was also thoughtfully decorated and represented SF and marine life.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Again, it's a small restaurant, but it keeps the customers coming back.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I would come back only if I am in the area, but not make a special trip for it.

    Julie L.

    We came here specifically for their 17th anniversary special--lobster rolls for $17--and I'm really glad we did. It had been a while since my last visit, so this was the perfect reason to come back. I started with the mixed clam chowder (a combo of Manhattan and New England), which I had never tried before. Honestly, I didn't know what to expect, but it was surprisingly really good. It was hearty and packed with ingredients--every spoonful had something in it, which I definitely appreciated. For the lobster rolls, you can choose between chilled or hot. The chilled version comes with lemon, aioli, celery, and chives, while the hot is served with butter. I went with the chilled, and it hit the spot. The lobster rolls themselves were solid--flavorful and satisfying. There's a limit of two per person, so we ordered two each, ate one, and saved the other for later since we were heading to the cherry blossom festival and wanted to leave some room for more food. Overall, a great visit, and I'll definitely be coming back again.

    Lobster rolls
    Anh P.

    I came here for Woodhouse Fish Co's 17th anniversary promotion $17 lobster rolls. The waitlist was insane. We got there around 6:30pm and ended up waiting about an hour, so I'd definitely avoid peak dinner time if you can. The promotion limit 2 lobster rolls per person, so we ordered 4 rolls and 1 ahi tuna tostadas. I've been here before (about a year ago) and remember the food being amazing, which is why this visit felt a little underwhelming. The lobster rolls were still good, but not as flavorful or memorable as I remember. Maybe just an off day, or maybe expectations were too high. Ahi tuna tostadas were the best thing of tonight. Super fresh tuna, paired with a tangy, slightly sour sauce and really crispy tostadas, it had a great balance of textures and flavors. Definitely worth ordering. Last time I was here, I also tried crab cakes and they were incredible, I recommend you should order them too. Overall, a bit of a disappointing experience compared to before, especially with the long wait, but I still like this place and would probably give it another shot (just maybe not during a promo rush).

    Elaine C.

    Stopped by since we happened to be in the area and heard about their $17 lobster roll anniversary special. We ordered one warm lobster roll, a cup of clam chowder, and two fish tacos to share between two people, which was the perfect amount of food. I wouldn't say I was impressed, but everything was decently tasty. The clam chowder is very clammy in a good way. It was around a 90 minute wait on a Saturday afternoon but it wasn't too bad since this spot is located near all the shops on fillmore.

    3 Fish Tacos.  Crab cake. 3 Piece Fish & Chips
    Vivian Y.

    Finally came back for their lobster rolls! For the entire month of April, lobster rolls are $17 each (limit 2 per person and dine in only) to celebrate their 17th anniversary. I had two of the hot lobster rolls with butter and it was very rich and buttery but the first roll had way more lobster butter (almost like dunking the roll in a lobster bisque!!) than the second, which was just buttery. The cold lobster roll also looked good but I don't like celery so it was a pass for me. Staff were very friendly despite being really busy. Their Tuesday oyster special of $1.25 is also a steal!

    Lobster Roll Cold
    Melody C.

    Came for the 17 dollars lobster roll special that is available in April! Limit of 2 per person. There is a wait starting at 5:50pm on Monday, so would come earlier than that if you don't want to wait. Parking is a bit difficult in the area. Would recommend parking in the Japantown parking lot. Service is quick. Recommend the cold lobster roll over the warm butter one. It doesn't come with any sides. They seat the tables pretty tightly together. Restaurant is very loud. Would come for the special, but probably wouldnt come regularly.

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    Outdoor dining option?

    There is no outdoor seating.

    I drove by today and it looks like they closed with the windows covered and a dumpster outside? Or I hope they're just remodeling?

    Hi Linda. We are fully open, new and improved ! I hope you stop by for our Seasonal Soft Shell Crab BLT or the Fried Clams, which are back !

    Do they have Ipswich while belly clams again? They didn't have them right after the pandemic.

    Always great to hear from fans of Ipswich clams! Due to their high seasonality, we do not currently offer them. But we offer them as a special, so stay tuned!

    Any dairy free options?

    Great question Angel! It would be difficult for me to name all of the dairy-free possibilities. However, we can modify many of our menu options in order to accommodate allergies, dairy-free, gluten-free concerns. Please do not hesitate to as our… 

    When is happy hour for $1 oysters?

    Tuesday. 👍🏽

    Do they also do $1 oysters on Tuesday?

    Yes, $1 oysters all day Tuesday!

    Is the lobster served cold or hot in the lobster roll?

    Normally it is served cold with a mayonnaise dressing. But there is a hot option tossed in butter if you ask your server.

    What's the size of large & small lobster roll?

    It wasn't much in the small one (mostly pincer, some tail). The large one doubles the filling. The bread I think is the same size for small and large

    Do you serve lobster bisque?

    There is no lobster bisque but they have the red Manhattan chowder or cioppino

    How busy are they around lunch, like on a Thursday? Would I most likely need to wait?

    Not busy AT ALL when I went in, but you'll still have to wait since the service was poor haha :/

    Is there a Kids Menu?

    Yes they do! Pasta, grilled cheese, and fish and chips! I just went into the restaurant to ask them.

    Is there outside seating for groups with a dog?

    No outdoor seating here, everything was indoor.

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    $$$

    I don't even remember what else we ordered, but they gave us a plate of grilled broccoli on the…read morehouse. It was delicious: smokey, flavorful, crunchy. It was fun to watch them grill it over the flame. We got a salad, a chicken, and a beef dish. They were great. I'd come back again.

    FYI: definitely make a reservation and if you're looking for a more quiet dining experience, maybe…read moremake it for one of their outside tables this place was recommended to us by a bunch of bay area natives so we figured we should try it out at least once. WHAT WE GOT: duck egg shakshuka, salmon crudo, bread & butter, tagliatelle, grilled broccoli, apricot tart PROS: good lord the flavor of some of these dishes was insanely good and you could really taste the freshness of the ingredients. my favorite of the night was probably the shakshuka, but that's just cause i'm a tomato gal and i love a good dippable dish. the grilled broccoli was also super lemony which balanced out the heaviness of the tagliatelle nicely and complimented it nicely. service was top notch, our table was literally never dirty because of how often they came by to clear things away or wipe things down. overall good experience. CONS: now ok...once again i know this is san francisco but if i'm paying $21 for a shakshuka, i'm expecting it to be at least enough food to feed maybe 4 people. imagine my surprise when this dish came out and the shakshuka was sitting in a bowl that was about the size of a candle jar lid....and like 2 pieces of bread. i'm sorry for $21????? that's criminal. as good as all the food was, NOPA felt like a one time deal for me because i quite literally can't justify the price to portion size ratio. also it was so incredibly loud in there, i could barely hear my husband talk from across the table. those tables are packed TIGHT.

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    Interior
    Flatbread (7/19/25)
    Flatbread (7/19/25)
    Panhandle punch was delicious

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    Panhandle punch was delicious
    Horsefeather

    Horsefeather

    4.0
    (824 reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$

    Horse feather is a solid 4 on my scale, like zero hesitation, the kinda friend you call when you…read moreneed help moving or something. Solid through and through. I'd definitely be back again. I got the katsu sando and shared a BLT with my friend. Both sandwiches were hefty and well packed. I honestly think the BLT tasted better due to how healthy it felt, the katsu bleeds out some oil and juices but still provided a great flavour. Duck fat fries are a must, they taste kind of how you expect them to as well as giving you that comforting feeling as well. The interior has nice seating and would advise sitting inside, service was friendly!

    Came by with my Hb previously for our brunch date. I picked this place to try purely by its funny…read morename. Here's what the web has to say: "Horsefeathers is an old-fashioned American slang term meaning nonsense, rubbish, or a polite way to express disbelief. It combines two incompatible things--horses and feathers--as a playful euphemism for a cruder vulgar expression meaning "bullshit"." I also found out that "Horsefeather" is a beloved local highball drink in Kansas City, made with whiskey, ginger, bitters, and lemon. Either way, I feel that the folks here have a sense of humor to name their place as such. The restaurant/bar is smaller than I expected but it's narrow and long, with an indoor/outdoor seating areas. We sat near the back and it feels intimate and charming. Slightly dark, moody vibes. On this visit, we had the Queen of Hearts NA cocktail. It was slightly sweet but not too much, tart, bubbly, delicious and non-alcoholic. We shared the Miso Radicchio Caesar Salad +avocado, Tomato Avocado Toast +egg, Chicken Wings (gochujang), and Duck Fat Fries. Food was delicious. Had a wonderful brunch date. We sat next to a party of 8 and they were very lively. Service was friendly. Located on Divisadero St between Fell and Hayes.

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    Indoor dining
    Indoor dining
    Crispy Chicken Sliders
    Crispy Chicken Sliders
    Queen of Hearts (n/a cocktail) $15.00

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    Queen of Hearts (n/a cocktail) $15.00
    Heritage Restaurant & Bar

    Heritage Restaurant & Bar

    4.2
    (331 reviews)
    1.9 mi
    $$

    WOW!!! We made reservations after a day in Golden Gate Park through the RESY app…read more We were hoping for a good easy dinner before heading back to Petaluma. We arrived 15 minutes before our reservation and were greeted and seated within 5 minutes. The menu is reasonable and had good offerings. Both my husband and I opted for the Price Fixe 4 course dinner which was more of a tasting menu, $55.00 per person and absolutely delicious it started with a generous salad, a cup of ginger carrot soup, choice of entree and chocolate chip cookies with tahitisn vanilla milk for desert. We both had the NY steak . Every bite was delicious. We were very content but I will add if you have a large appetite you might be better ordering off the main menu. Great service, delicious food and a cozy dining room with a fireplace. We both agreed we can't wait to go back!

    I wish I took some photos when I was here for Valentine's Day on a date. But holy cow this place…read morewas great. First off, the actual restaurant and the fireplace were so cute, very romantic and love the dim lighting. The service was also incredible. The servers and host were fabulous and attentive, and I got to meet the owner, and he was so kind. Bonus that the owner seemed like he enjoys being on the ground working with the people; and loved that he complimented me and my date. Cocktails were fabulous and very creative; probably one of the few nice cocktail bars out in the Richmond district. The food was very flavorful. My date got the steak and that was cooked with very nicely, although I think it could have use a little more chimichurri. But I got the prime rib bolognese pasta (I think that's what it was called) and that tasted so good; not as heavy as I thought it was going to be. We shared their ahi tuna, which tasted so fresh, and the dessert we got was decent (I'm not totally big on super sweet desserts but this was fine). Overall, I highly recommend coming here, and I plan on coming back as well.

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    Heritage Restaurant & Bar
    Brussels Sprouts $13.00
    Brussels Sprouts $13.00
    Perfectly cooked Roasted Pork Chop.

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    Perfectly cooked Roasted Pork Chop.
    Memento SF

    Memento SF

    4.7
    (103 reviews)
    2.5 mi
    Locally owned & operated
    Romantic vibe

    I went there with my friend on a quiet weekday evening andwe were both super impressed…read more Cocktails were tasty (though they don't have a full bar), ingredients were super fresh, and appetizers and entrees had just the right level of fusion - a good balance of tastiness and edginess. We particularly liked the millionaire taco and squid ink paella. What impressed us the most was the friendliness of the owners. They were funny, humble, and definitely very proud of their establishment. Will definitely be going back there again.

    2.75 stars. I…read moreshould've trusted my instincts. Momentarily, I questioned the reason behind Memento's low review count. Sure, sometimes it's nice to visit a lesser-known restaurant in hopes of finding a hidden gem, but the reality is -- any eatery worth Yelping about is being Yelped about. Every part of dinner further solidified Memento's status as a one-and-done deal. The mocktail we ordered was so syrupy thick, it needed watering down before we could drink it. Paella with sausage had a thin layer of crisp rice. Oddly enough, the tomatoey elements coupled with the type of sausage used reminded me of pizza. My bf reported that the steak in his surf & turf was undercooked & had a "funny" flavor. 'Nough said. As much as we'd like to support a neighborhood restaurant, it cannot be at the expense of good flavors & basic cooking techniques.

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    Short Ribs crispy rice cakes
    Short Ribs crispy rice cakes
    Taco paella and millionaire tacos
    Taco paella and millionaire tacos
    Memento SF

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