San Francisco’s diverse residents and its creative history is what makes its food scene so exciting. Whether it’s a burrito in the Mission, a tasty fusion of two cuisines or if you’re just looking to enjoy SF’s active nightlife, know where to go using our food and drink guide.
Whether you’re a flexitarian, vegetarian, vegan or omnivore, everybody has a seat at the table set with plant-based food. Here’s a look at local SF eateries that offer the cordon bleu of all things green.
Ditch an evening of lukewarm delivery service and treat yourself to lunch or dinner at one of these local restaurants.
Street food festivals, chocolate salons and cider summits are just a few foodie events that make you feel full year-round.
When all you want for Christmas is a perfectly crafted beer with a splash of holiday cheer, no place on Earth does it better than San Francisco. OK, it might be a bold statement, but after tasting these local holiday brews, you’ll feel like Christmas has indeed arrived and all is right in the world.
Stanford Court is within walking distance of eateries serving local produce and fresh ingredients. All you need to experience a culinary delight is right here. Join us!
Try a fresh take on the ordinary with these comfort foods around San Francisco.
If you’re visiting San Francisco and you're unfamiliar with Dim Sum, the city’s Chinese eateries offer a great introduction to this tasty meal.
We know that it can be hard to find gluten-free restaurants when you travel, so we’ve rounded up some of the best gluten-free restaurants in San Francisco!
We are so stoked to introduce our new #SCSF Garden! You know how we just went through a major reboot of our lobby?
We hope you’re hungry! San Francisco is so full of great food we can hardly keep up with all the new restaurants popping up across the city.
Sometimes it’s good to get out of the office, and San Francisco has a ton of great spots to enjoy some delicious coffee and #NeverStopStartingUp.
Not sure what a Dutch Crunch is? Ever wonder what’s so special about San Francisco sourdough? Let’s knead our way through the SF bread scene.
On top of direct donations, you can support this beautiful and beloved region by purchasing and enjoying the best Napa Valley wines. Here are a few we recommend.
Vegetarians have no business eating sad salads here in SF, so here’s a round-up of the best vegetarian options out there.
There’s more to eating than survival. As humans, we don’t need to dress up and make reservations at the newest spot in town. But ...
Sometimes it’s hard to leave the house before a cup of coffee. This doesn’t change during travel, and at #StanfordCourtSF we offer the local, organic SF coffee brew, Equator.
You know what makes good chocolate?
Here at SCH, we like our wine - and we like good wine, which is to be expected considering we’re so close to Napa and Sonoma Valley.
We’re all about eating clean in the neighborhood. But we’re also all about eating well, aka delicious. The two don’t always coincide.
San Francisco might not come across as the most patriotic city in America, but that doesn’t mean the City by the Bay doesn’t celebrate. It just celebrates in its own special way. Here are a few ways you can enjoy this Fourth of July weekend like a local.
The best start to the day is a good breakfast, especially when you have a full day of meetings or a jammed-packed vacation ahead of you in a city as epic as San Francisco.
Although the Golden State has always been known for its wine, the California coast also has a strong brewing game going on.
With as much great local produce that can be found at the Ferry Building and in the Bay Area, it’s no surprise that SF is a mecca when it comes to organic, farm-to-table restaurants.
It doesn’t matter whether it’s hot or cold outside, San Francisco takes its ice cream very seriously - and very often.
Whether it’s one of the many food truck parks around town or the legendary status of a special few, food trucks have won a permanent spot on our San Franciscan hearts. Here are some of our favorites:
This farmers market is a great spot to get a feel for the city and eat well while doing it. Here’s where we suggest you go, because we know you can’t take it all in your suitcase:
If you eat nothing else in San Francisco, you must eat a bread bowl full of clam chowder. The life force that keeps San Francisco going on cold, misty mornings and the hearty soup that warms our bones.
Pizza isn’t usually the first thing that comes to mind when one thinks of San Francisco, but that doesn’t mean the City is lacking in the pizza department.
Are you traveling to San Francisco and staying at our Nob Hill hotel this January? Then you will love this blog post. We are sharing our favorite things happening in January 2017.
Stan, here. And if you don’t already know, I have a really big sweet tooth. I love eating all of the delicious food in our hotel at Café Aurea but I always love exploring new spots around Nob Hill for great desserts.
It’s been a long week for a lot of us and all I can think about is unwinding from it. San Francisco has a variety of ways to unwind from any crazy work week whether it’s going on a hike, checking out a local brewery, or even meeting up with some colleagues at a coffee shop.
We are very excited to share how you can enjoy San Francisco through our brand new blog series. We are so lucky to be in the heart of the action in Nob Hill.