Little Known Culinary Gems in San Francisco

Wednesday, November 23, 2016

San Francisco is known for astounding architecture and landmarks, great weather, and a generally positive vibe. What you may not know is that this city is a foodie’s paradise! We’ve pulled together a list of the best-kept secrets for good eats in San Francisco. Bouche. If you are looking for an upscale dining experience, this French restaurant and wine bar won’t disappoint! With a lively but sophisticated bar scene and an exquisite menu of French delicacies, Bouche has been named one of the 20 best French restaurants in the United States. Perfect for date nights and special occasions. Contigo. For the best in tapas, paella, and Spanish cuisine, Contigo is your go-to in the Bay Area. With a fun, casual atmosphere and a menu that will have you thinking you’ve been transported to Barcelona, this is a great spot for a night out with friends or a quick afternoon lunch. Una Pizza Napoletana. Who says you can’t get good pizza on the west coast? Based in the SoMa neighborhood, Una Pizza Napoletana is considered one of the best pizzerias in America. Its owner’s technique was inspired by the incredible pies of Naples, Italy that he feasted on as a child, and honed at his original locations on the Jersey Shore and in New York City. Even a Brooklyn native would put the stamp of approval on this slice! Marlowe. For all-American favorites and comfort food, Marlowe has you covered with delectable cocktails to accompany your meal. With some of the best burgers in the city, as well as creative apps and small plates, meat-lovers are sure to find their appetite sated at Marlowe. Their Sunday brunch is not a thing to be missed! As you settle into your furnished rental and start to get the lay of the land, don’t forget to stop for a taste of everything San Francisco has to offer!