San Francisco Restaurant Guide - Pacific Heights Restaurants
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A charming and residential San Francisco neighborhood, Pacific Heights dining keeps to the upscale, yet relaxed charm of its environs. The main street of the Pacific Heights neighborhood, Fillmore Street, is lined with small boutiques and eclectic restaurants. Small bistros, trattorias and sushi restaurants populate the Pacific Heights dining scene and cater to local residents and couples taking a night out or entertaining guests from out of town (or other San Francisco neighborhoods). A standout Pacific Heights restaurant, Annie's Bistro is a small, unassuming San Francisco restaurant with a deep wine list and a sophisticated menu.
2819 California St., San Francisco CA 94115
California. With an unassuming name for an exceptional Pacific Heights restaurant, Annie's Bistro constantly surprises with its intimate, wine-cellar atmosphere (stocked with choice Californian wines) and sophisticated takes on Californian cuisine.
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1500 Sutter St., San Francisco CA 94109
American. Located in Pacific Height's charming Hotel Majestic (once a gilded residence), the Café Majestic has a turn of the century vibe with pale green velvet booths, Victorian details and clean, white linens. The cuisine features straightforward classics with a seasonal twist.
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1915 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, CA 94115
From the owners of Market Bar at Ferry Plaza and Bix, the eminent downtown supper club, Florio restaurant provides a good meal on happening Fillmore Street. Even though the location designates a Pacific Heights location, Florio would be at home in any neighborhood. Part French bistro, and part Italian trattoria, Florio keeps it simple serving up classic dishes like chicken liver pate, steak frites, roast chicken, spaghetti bolognese and house made gelato. This is just the type of place Fillmore Street—and the rest of San Francisco—needs.
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Godzila Sushi
1800 Divisadero Tel. 415.931.1773
For fresh California-style sushi this is probably the most inexpensive place around.Try the spicy tuna roll. Arrive early; this place gets packed. |
Jackson Fillmore
2506 Fillmore. Tel. 415.346.5288
This trattoria borrows ambiance from diner traditions, but the food can't be beat. Sit at the counter if it's crowded; try gnocchi if it's available. |
La Folie
Pacific Heights, 2316 Polk St. Tel. 415.776.5577
$$$. La Folie is a cheerful bistro with top-notch, inventive, luxurious food courtesy of the highly skilled Roland Passot. |
La Mediterranee
2210 Fillmore, Tel. 415.921.2956
Lighter and more-lemony hummus than most local offerings, in a cozy setting, and inexpensive, too. A wider variety of dishes, most of them good, than your average Middle Eastern restaurant. |
Quince
1701 Octavia St. San Francisco, CA; Tel. 415.775.8500
Nestled in a residential section of Pacific Heights, Quince is the labor of love of chef Michael Tusk, a talented chef schooled by Alice Waters and Oakland Italian master Paul Bertoli. Quince's bold but refined menu specializes in the regional, lesser-known dishes of Italy. |
Rory's Twisted Scoop
2015 Fillmore in Pacific Heights, Tel. 415.346.3692
$$. The ice cream is made at the Fillmore store, in both typical and unusual flavors, and has an almost sticky consistency. The blueberry cabernet is a favorite. |
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