Head up stairs for the brand new affogato bar featuring Salt and Straw ice cream.
The Golden Gate Bridge was the longest suspension bridge span in the world when it was completed in 1937, & has become an internationally recognized symbol of San Francisco and CA.
A medium sweet mint mojito and a traditional kouign amann is the perfect start to a morning.
This beats just about any homemade ice cream you have ever had. Imagine Kelvin (the ice cream machine that is) turn milk and other ingredients into ice cream right in front of your eyes. In 1 minute!
Delicious sausages and beers. The nuernberger bratwurst with hot peppers, curry ketchup, and wasabi dijon is my favorite sausage play.
This is my favorite bar in the city. Great cocktails at $11 a piece. Get whatever the special is and take it upstairs or out to Dalva. I will probably be there too.
Apparently they have karaoke on some (non-strict) subset of Sunday nights. The space isn't great for this but it livens the place up. The pro move is (as always) get a hideout drink and bring it out.
If you ask nicely they will add capers to your pizza! Pro order: add capers and anchovies to the burrata margarita pizza.
Even if you ignore the wine they have a great selection of spirits at good prices.
Bespoke cocktails inside of Oddjob. I asked for a spicy whiskey cocktail and was beyond thrilled with the result. It had rye, two kinds of chillies, artichoke liqueur (presumably cynar) and more.
Get a cali steak zapato. Just the right amount of food and super delicious. Grab some interesting looking hot sauce from their wide selection and order a weird looking beer to complete your meal.
Their carne asada super burrito has different cheese (cotija?) and ratios than most other mission burritos. Worth making the trek for.
The culty speak-easy makes outstanding hand-crafted cocktails. One or two are enough, but I always want many more. -Elizabeth Falkner, Top Chef
