Tired of the same old restaurants or foods and want something new? There are so many restaurants that we haven't tried yet or wish we knew about. Here are some of the spots you may want to check out!
The Pawn Shop
The Pawn Shop SF is a one-of-a-kind speakeasy located in SoMa San Francisco. Don’t be fooled by the looks of the storefront. Upon entering the venue, guests will encounter a pawn master who seeks captivating items to buy, trade, or pawn which customers will have to offer. This will grant them access past the secret doorway into a hidden bar/lounge for dining.
Our menu offers:
Bites (Croquetas de Pollo, Vegan Chicharrón,…)
Cheese, Charcuterie Plates
Tapas (Pinchos de Pollo, Carne a la Plancha con Migas,…)
Vegetables
Desserts
Not to mention, if you’re into wine/beer or cocktails, this place is perfect for you! We carry a long list you can choose from. Make a reservation today with your group of friends or family and visit The Pawn Shop for an incredibly unforgettable experience. We offer private events and catering for big/small events, including birthday parties so book with us!
Please reserve a spot by contacting: (415) 874-8041 or through here
Foreign Cinema
Love watching a movie while enjoying a meal? Foreign Cinema may be the place for you! This wonderful gem is located in a calm neighborhood on Mission St in San Francisco. At dusk, a classic movie is projected on the restaurant wall during dinner. If you’re interested to know what movie is being played before you make a reservation, we will display the film here - Maybe you can book with us for your next date for that special someone or just to make a trip with your group of friends! For those who prefer a more casual experience, we have a courtyard for guests to enjoy dinner without a movie (if desired). Our courtyard contains heated lamps to keep guests warm and comfortable while dining outdoors in a much quieter scene.
Our menu consists of layers of flavor created by chefs and co-owners Gayle Pirie and John Clark:
Seafood
Sandwiches
Picnic Specialities
Main Dishes (Roasted Chicken, Pork Chops, Rib-Eye Steak,...)
Desserts
So much more
Moku Yakitori
Recently opened and operating in Richmond District is a new unique spot to San Francisco called Moku-Yakitori. The location was once known as Halu, fairly similar in what was served. This little hole-in-the-wall Japanese restaurant specializes in affordable small plates and yummy skewers that have been prepared over lava rocks by two chefs and owners - The Chengs. The idea of the place closing down didn’t sit right with the brothers so they took over with Moku Yakitori to carry on the lava rock legacy. Some popular dishes customers love include skirt steak, japon taco, bacon-wrapped asparagus, omakase, geso karaage (just to name a few). The little pub is designed for those who just want to snack on some small eats and maybe enjoy beer, sake, or soju with a friend after a long day at work or school.
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