Guidebook for San Francisco
Food Scene
1.Bean Bag Café – casual, good for breakfast (great blueberry pancakes! – be sure to request that they PUT THE BERRIES IN the pancakes rather than just on top), lunch or dinner. Good happy hour for
67 residents recomanen
Bean Bag Cafe
601 Divisadero St1.Bean Bag Café – casual, good for breakfast (great blueberry pancakes! – be sure to request that they PUT THE BERRIES IN the pancakes rather than just on top), lunch or dinner. Good happy hour for
Eddie's Cafe
800 Divisadero Stcasual, no frills breakfast – cash only.
great Mexican food (come for the burrito, stay for all the other good stuff!).
187 residents recomanen
The Little Chihuahua
292 Divisadero Stgreat Mexican food (come for the burrito, stay for all the other good stuff!).
Nopalito
306 Broderick StNopa’s “little brother”, a modern take on Mexican inspired cuisine.
excellent Chicago style deep dish pizza, and nice selection of draft beer and wine.
360 residents recomanen
Little Star Pizza
846 Divisadero Stexcellent Chicago style deep dish pizza, and nice selection of draft beer and wine.
Tony's Market & Liquor
2751 24th Stcasual dining with Louisiana flavor.
Kung Food
1615 McAllister Stdecent, reasonably priced, Chinese food.
Saffron Grill
1279 Fulton Stgood Indian food, somewhat pricey.
4505 Burgers & BBQ
705 Divisadero Stdecent BBQ, great burger!! fun outdoor atmosphere.
casual Ethiopian (neighborhood place, what it lacks in atmosphere it makes up in delicious, reasonably priced food – get your injera on!).
22 residents recomanen
Oasis Cafe
901 Divisadero Stcasual Ethiopian (neighborhood place, what it lacks in atmosphere it makes up in delicious, reasonably priced food – get your injera on!).
“elevated” Mexican cuisine (somewhat pricey, great atmosphere and good selection of mezcal).
47 residents recomanen
La Urbana
661 Divisadero Street“elevated” Mexican cuisine (somewhat pricey, great atmosphere and good selection of mezcal).
inexpensive, good, Mexican food on the fly (the atmosphere does not do the food justice – great for a fast lunch).
17 residents recomanen
El Rancho Grande
855 Divisadero Stinexpensive, good, Mexican food on the fly (the atmosphere does not do the food justice – great for a fast lunch).
Bar Crudo
655 Divisadero Stsmall place, good for oysters, great happy hour prices.
Wine Kitchen
507 Divisadero Sttapas/small plates and a nice wine selection.
Italy meets California on a pizza crust – yum! Also a selection of antipasti and some other dishes. Nice wine selection.
117 residents recomanen
Ragazza
311 Divisadero StItaly meets California on a pizza crust – yum! Also a selection of antipasti and some other dishes. Nice wine selection.
good sandwiches, coffee, and a nice place to sit and have a beer on a warm sunny day.
83 residents recomanen
Mojo Bicycle Cafe
639-A Divisadero Streetgood sandwiches, coffee, and a nice place to sit and have a beer on a warm sunny day.
hipster central, a must see if even just to gaze upon the tragically hip, and wonder at the skillz of the toaster-istas – curious? Check it out!
281 residents recomanen
The Mill
736 Divisadero Sthipster central, a must see if even just to gaze upon the tragically hip, and wonder at the skillz of the toaster-istas – curious? Check it out!
it’s a bit of a hike, but if you need it, it is there – across from the Lucky grocery store at Fulton and Masonic.
512 residents recomanen
Starbucks
2132 Chestnut Stit’s a bit of a hike, but if you need it, it is there – across from the Lucky grocery store at Fulton and Masonic.
Peet's Coffee
2080 Chestnut Stattached to Falletti Foods Grocery – Parking Available.
great dining experience – American/Modern European cuisine. Pricey, but the food (and wait) are usually worth it. Reservations recommended (415) 864-8643.
504 residents recomanen
Nopa
560 Divisadero Stgreat dining experience – American/Modern European cuisine. Pricey, but the food (and wait) are usually worth it. Reservations recommended (415) 864-8643.
Essentials
small, upscale – including prices – grocery. Great selection of in-season California produce, cheeses, wines and other goodies. Good sandwiches. Great place to grab an ice cream cone, too!
651 residents recomanen
Bi-Rite Market
3639 18th Stsmall, upscale – including prices – grocery. Great selection of in-season California produce, cheeses, wines and other goodies. Good sandwiches. Great place to grab an ice cream cone, too!
decent selection of organic foods. If they don't have it, they'll probably know where to find it.
41 residents recomanen
Green Earth Natural Foods
860 Divisadero Stdecent selection of organic foods. If they don't have it, they'll probably know where to find it.
Falletti Foods
308 Broderick Stlarger, upscale grocery – Parking Available
closest “regular” grocery store – appx 10-15 min walk – Parking Available.
183 residents recomanen
Lucky
1750 Fulton Stclosest “regular” grocery store – appx 10-15 min walk – Parking Available.
Drinks & Nightlife
small neighborhood drinking hole (beer, wine, liquor) – rub elbows with the locals.
52 residents recomanen
Mini Bar
837 Divisadero Stsmall neighborhood drinking hole (beer, wine, liquor) – rub elbows with the locals.
(beer, wine, liquor) great selection of coctails, good for bourbon drinks.
23 residents recomanen
Bar 821
821 Divisadero St(beer, wine, liquor) great selection of coctails, good for bourbon drinks.
(beer, wine, liquor) a San Francisco institution – down and dirty local bar, low key and fun. Be sure to walk all the way to the back room to get the full eclectic picture.
99 residents recomanen
The Page
298 Divisadero St(beer, wine, liquor) a San Francisco institution – down and dirty local bar, low key and fun. Be sure to walk all the way to the back room to get the full eclectic picture.