Più votati Vita notturna in San Francisco

Pink onion is a friendly and welcoming hangout that serves the culinary staples of the most beloved exports of Italy. The interior features graffiti style art giving the space an edgy, informal yet stunning look. You can choose to have your Pizza sitting indoors or even outdoors. This Italian spot has a terrific menu which is made with great care and passion. You surely would not want to miss a place that has it all - great ambiance, on tap wines and beer and a terrific menu. The place is a perfect place when you need a slice.

Barebottle Brewing Company is a neighborhood brewery and tap room located in Bernal Heights locality of San Francisco. They are known for coming up with innovative in-house brewed beers that have been crafted using local beer ingredients sourced for local farms. The amazing craft beers on offer at this brew pub and craft brewery include California cologne, honey boo boo, chaison, scurvy fighter, muir woods, fog juice and espresso macchiato, to name a few. They also offer delicious finger food and appetizers that go perfectly with the craft beers.

Relish the taste of authentic Japanese sushi and sake at Hinata in Fillmore district of San Francisco. The ambiance is very class and sophisticated with the traditional Japanese Omakase menu and the more exclusive Grand Omakase menu. Each course is enriched with the classic sake that highlights the flavor of the sushi and wasabi. Apart from sushi, the restaurant also offers sashimi, teriyaki, gyoza and shochu. If sake is not your preferred poison, there is also a full wine bar serving the choicest selection of the best wines.

Treat yourself with some delectable wine and food at Scopo Divino on California Street. The wine bar has an impressive collection of reds as well as whites, along with food to complement each drink. The wine menu is diverse and unique. On the other hand, the food menu is creative and indulgent. Take advantage of the happy hours and splurge on spectacular vinos from around the world. Enjoy your drink on the patio on a pleasant day or comfortably settle inside, amidst chic and light interiors. The staff is attentive and friendly, further elevating your dining experience here.

Located in the Ferry Building Marketplace, a visit to Hog Island Oyster Bar is a great way to start off a San Francisco adventure. The restaurant is owned by the Hog Island Oyster Farm, who farms oysters in Tomales Bay. Established in 1983, today the company raises over three million oysters per year. The casual surroundings of the restaurant, located opposite a retail fish store, provide a gorgeous view of the Bay Bridge. Stop in and grab a glass of wine and down as many oysters as you can. The menu also offers clams and salad, but the main attraction here is the oyster stew, the chowder and the grilled cheese sandwich! Check for the daily specials before ordering. The restaurant also offers a small quantity of live, unshucked oysters to take away, but will have to be ordered three days prior.

This simple-looking restaurant uses seasonal local ingredients to craft delicious Italian meals for its guests. Specially known for its amazing homemade pasta, it also serves a variety of antipasti, salads, meat delicacies, and desserts. An impressive wine list offers delectable wines that perfectly complement the food. Moreover, impeccable service makes Seven Hills a great choice for a family dinner, a date night, or if you simply want to try what many consider the best pasta in the city. The restaurant also provides catering services and a private dining space.