Local dive, add trippy lighting, DJs spinning old-school punk and dirty breaks.

Moroccan gourmet showstopper, thanks to wunderkind chef/owner and Marrakech native Mourad Lahlou

Knock ’em dead views of Pacific, good microbrews, but average, overpriced food.

Zero ambiance and interactive fun on cook-it-yourself charcoal grills.

Bright, airy Asian fusion kitchen and bar from down-the-street Burma Superstar owners. Deviled tea eggs worth a visit.

Memorable, exotic flavors bridging Chinese, Indian, and Thai.

Nicely executed bistro classics (sweetbreads, duck confit, cassoulet) served in a romantic butter-colored room.

Excellent food and attentive service in warm and mellow room.

Crowds of bluehairs and slack-jawed tourists enjoying stunning views and so-so crab cakes .

In the heart of what locals call "the real china town' an all you can eat, or rather cook buffet: meats, hot pot and bubble milk tea. Like sizzler gone to Korean heaven.

Hearty, smoky, grill-it-yourself Korean BBQ on a lost corner of the Richmond

Everything to make food and eat it.

Home cooking just like Svetlana used to make: piroshki, blini, dumplings, and borscht.

Longtime neighborhood fixture, decent fare, fun, festive atmosphere.

Behind sister restaurant Beach Chalet, little bit slicker, but with similar menu.

Basic decorating 101.

Tiny, off-the-beaten-path gem specializing in expensive cracker-thin-crust pizzas and the occasional pissy attitude.

This is one of the best bars in town to get a proper pint of Guinness.

Young, fun crowd in funky comfort food haven.

Hey, it’s a frat party with live music!

Makeup, fragrances and skincare, oh my!

When you just need a cold one: smart craft beers and beer-infused foods

Sunglass-slinging classic mall outpost; has it made in the shades.

Taste the rainbow of crazy-amazing sushi creations, arguably the Bay Area's best.

Hey, it’s not the food you’re here for, it’s the tequila.