Places to eat in San Francisco

[Anonymous No.17694092]

Going to SF for a wedding in a month or so. Any places in the city or nearby that I should eat at? We will also be going up to petaluma and the Muir woods so might drive out to Napa for a day.

[Anonymous No.17694111]

that's quite a funny picture, haha

[Anonymous No.17694117]

>>17694111
What's crazy is that it's true as well

[Anonymous No.17694211]

>>17694092
no

[Anonymous No.17694238]

>>17694211
I'm already 2 grand in the hole on this trip I don't even want to go on. Might as well eat some good food.

[Anonymous No.17694249]

>>17694092
Just go suck off the nearest homeless man and get stabbed in the thigh with a dirty heroin needle

[Anonymous No.17694263]

>>17694249
Tempting

[Anonymous No.17694308]

what kind of cuisine are you into there are thousands of great restaurants in the city

[Anonymous No.17694322]

>>17694308
probably something homosexual

[Anonymous No.17694323]

>>17694308
>thousands

Let's not lie

[Anonymous No.17694325]

>>17694322
simply open the door of your hotel and open your eyes

[Anonymous No.17694390]

>>17694092
Nopa is one of my favorite restaurants in all of SF. Go 15 mins before dinner service and you'll get a spot at the bar or communal table. One of the best burgers, but I like getting 3ish appetizers per person.

Nopalito is their sister restaurant and they have very delicious mexican food. More refined than the classic taquerias.

Taqueria cancun, el farrolito, and la taqueria make superb burritos

Hot sauce and panko for really good chicken wings.

There's a lot of excellent coffee shops around the city.

There's a cool bar at the top of a skyscraper downtown that has an amazing view. I forget the name but you should be able to search for it.

There's a very delicious, authentic, and cheap banh mi place in the tenderloin. Forget name, but it's fairly famous.

Khan toke if you want great thai food and cool ambiance.

Hong kong lounge has upscale chinese, but if you're white the service kinda sucks lol.

Loads of great restaurants

Grew up in sf, moved to petaluma.

Lagunitas is fun if you're in Petaluma.

[Anonymous No.17694404]

>>17694092
Please take me with you I need to suck some dick soooo baaaadddd

[Anonymous No.17694450]

>>17694092
Fishermans Wharf has some good seafood places. I had really good chinese food in SF but I cant remember the name. The walls had pictures of famous people that ate there. If you want a sundae, Ghitadelli is full of tourists but it is good

[Anonymous No.17694518]

>>17694092
Imagine going to San Fran, even for a wedding. Tell them to get married somewhere else.

[Anonymous No.17694677]

Showdogs in SF was incredible but apparently it's closed down. High chance you would die getting to it though.

[Anonymous No.17694733]

>>17694518
My parents had their wedding in the conservatory of flowers in golden gate park. Pretty dope spot imo. It was like 30+ years ago, so a much less degenerate place than now.

[Anonymous No.17694768]

>>17694092
I went to a dim sum place and got chicken feet then ate them in the muir woods in front of the tourists.
That shit was awesome holy hell.

[Anonymous No.17694791]

Did someone say hotdogs? I love hotdogs. Lets all talk about hotdogs. Which hotdog would you eat?

[Anonymous No.17694892]

>>17694092

SF:

Tartine Bakery - some of the best bread and pastries you'll ever eat. You can grab some bread from there, and some cheese and cured meat at Bi-Rite market which is next door then head over to dolores park to chill and eat.

Dragon Beaux - best high-end dim sum in the city, really recommend if you want an amazing meal and trying to impress.

PPQ Dungeness Crab - Vietnamese garlic crab and garlic noodles. If you love crab, it's the place to go.

Hog Island Oyster - It overlooks the bay, and you won't find fresher oysters in the whole city. You can sit outside or inside.

Tony's Pizza Napoletana - as good as any new york pizza, also they make giant meatballs stuffed with burrata which is great. It's right in Little Italy, so you can walk around then have a great meal there.

There's a million other places, but those are some of the best of the best. If you get suckered into going to Fisherman's Warf like every other tourist then go to Crab House at Pier 39 and get one of the iron skillets. Burritos are overrated, but if you want that experience the previous anon listed the top spots.

Petaluma:
Della Fattoria and Lagunitas Brewery are the top places, it's a cute little walking town. Not really high energy though, just nice.

[Anonymous No.17694988]

>>17694092
If you're going to Napa for a day then go to Yountville. Highest amount of Michelin Stars per capita in the US. Eat at any restaurant in the whole town and you will not be disappointed

[Anonymous No.17695121]

>>17694892
Della fattoria makes good ass bread. I know the owners. Nice people.

[Anonymous No.17695180]

>>17695121

Their meyer lemon rosemary bread is the best bread I've ever had, and still my favorite to this today.

[Anonymous No.17695396]

>>17694791
Is toad in the hole a hotdog?

[Anonymous No.17695405]

>>17694791
for me, it is Carolina Style, the best hot dog preparation

[Anonymous No.17696030]

>>17694092
bob's donuts

[Anonymous No.17696452]

>>17694092
Amoura

[Anonymous No.17696686]

>>17694238
Sunk cost fallacy