Best Restaurants For Lunch In San Francisco Near Me

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4worldlovers: Our family-run Potrero Hill & Marina eatery was founded in 2018 to serve flavorful halal homestyle dishes with a modern twist

4worldlovers: We are a Mayan-Yucatecan pop-up highlighting indigenous ingredients and traditional family recipes. Developed by longtime Absinthe Chef Eddie Arriaga and his son, Ivan Arriaga—Chef and General Manager respectively.

At Akna—named for the Mayan goddess of motherhood—we place an emphasis on family, Mother Earth, and nature's freshest produce. We offer casual neighborhood dining that delivers authentic Mexican, Yucatecan, and Mayan cuisine, including ceviche, quesabirria tacos, traditional entrees, and desserts. With a combined three decades of experience within Absinthe, Eddie and Ivan Arriaga designed the experience to bring Yucatecan culture to life through food.

4worldlovers: Walk ins & limited reservations. During brunch, most tables are held for walk-ins.

4worldlovers:  Serving East Coast style fried egg sandwiches and the best cheesesteak in SanFrancisco!

Farm fresh, fried egg served on a buttered, poppy seed Kaiser roll

Grilled Ribeye steak, two eggs, provolone and American cheeses, NK sauce served on a toasted French roll

Two fried eggs, Applewood smoked bacon, crispy hash browns, American cheese, cherry peppers, and ketchup served on a toasted French roll

Fried mortadella, fried egg, pickled jalapeños, provolone and American cheeses, S.P.K., served on a Kaiser roll

Grilled Ribeye steak, white American cheese, brined bell peppers and grilled white onions

Ribeye steak, provolone cheese, roasted red bell peppers, banana and cherry peppers, horseradish aioli

Our famous cheesesteak done with Impossible”meat”, provolone cheese, brined bell peppers, grilled onions, mayo

Avocado, cream cheese, cheddar and provolone cheeses, bell peppers, tomato, cucumber, champagne vinaigrette

Cured dry salami, Beachwood smoked ham, mortadella, spicy soppressata, pepperoni, provolone, shredded iceberg, tomato, banana peppers, sliced red onion, mayo, olive oil & vinegar, oregano

Oven roasted turkey, fresh coleslaw, housemade bread & butter pickles, cherry peppers, mayo

Navel cut Bronx pastrami, hard salami, cherry and banana peppers, housemade pickles, Swiss and American cheeses, coleslaw, mustard

Grilled chicken breast, Point Reyes Blue Cheese, melted Swiss, sliced red onion, Frank’s Red Hot, mayo

Grilled turkey, pepper jack cheese, brined bell peppers, cherry and banana peppers, sliced red onion, mayo

Grilled chicken breast, spicy barbecue sauce, cheddar cheese, banana and cherry peppers, pickled red onion, fresh coleslaw

Mortadella, spicy soppressata, provolone, spicy chipotle aioli, homemade pickled jalapeños, grilled kale, tomato, habanero hot sauce

Chopped grilled chicken breast, white American cheese, grilled white onions and brined bell peppers

Crisp romaine hearts, green kale, chopped fresh mint, cucumber, cherry tomatoes, parmesan cheese, housemade creamy garlic lemon dressing

Chopped romaine hearts, crisp Applewood bacon, hard boiled egg, cherry tomatoes, Point Reyes blue cheese, sliced avocado, champagne vinaigrette dressing

4worldlovers: Delancey Street Restaurant is a key training school of the Delancey Street Foundation, the country's largest self-help residential organization for people who have hit bottom to completely rebuild their lives. Like the immigrants who came through Ellis Island to Delancey Street on New York's Lower East Side at the turn of the century to start new lives, newcomers to Delancey Street Foundation are "immigrants" of all races, all ages, all backgrounds, who come together in this community of last resort.

For 40 years, Delancey Street has provided a home and all services to thousands of residents at no cost to the client and no cost to the taxpayer. We earn our money through enterprises such as this restaurant which train our residents and also support our operation. All tips are considered donations, and all restaurant proceeds after food costs go directly to house, feed and clothe our residents and teach all skills, values and attitudes needed for a successful drug-free and crime-free life in the mainstream society.

Since our inception, Delancey Street has sought to keep the best traditions of America alive: an extended family, the work ethic, people joining together committed to hard work and a "can do" confidence, to discipline and dignity, to self-respect and service to others. The food in our restaurant follows this heritage in that it is familiar cuisine: comfortable, homey food, connecting us to family memories. Our menu, which changes daily, combines foods from residents' particular ethnic or regional backgrounds with traditional American cuisine. Many of our recipes come from our grandmothers, and we try to focus on the ethnic idiosyncrasies of each as well as the cross-cultural blending of all.

In an extraordinary spirit of community service, the owners, chefs and wait staffs of the finest restaurants in the City have helped train us to cook, manage and serve in our restaurant which was designed, built, and is operated completely by Delancey residents. Our thanks to Allegro, Alejandro's, Perry's, Postrio, Roti, Square One, Tommy Toys and Washington Square Bar & Grill restaurants. And to Backen Arrigoni and Ross, the architectural firm who helped us design the restaurant. Our highlights are because of all their help; the fumbles are our own.

Since we opened in 1991, the Delancey Street Restaurant has received wonderful responses from the press, from television, and most importantly from our customers. Repeat diners comprise most of our business. We were named one of "San Francisco's Delicious Dozen" by Jim Wood in Image Magazine's Dining Issue; we were awarded a "toque" by the prestigious Gault Milleu's The Best of San Francisco, 2½ stars by San Francisco Chronicle food critic Michael Bauer, and were named "the Friendliest Restaurant in San Francisco" by Zagat when we opened. We have received positive reviews from our local newspapers (see Related Media below) and are included in many restaurant review guidebooks, and Richard Saul Wurman's Access San Francisco, as well as numerous international guidebooks in countries including Germany, Japan and Brazil. We received the 2013 Certificate of Excellence from TripAdvisor. The restaurant has been featured on several TV shows including CNN and The Food Network's "Best of..." series.

We have numerous wonderful spaces to accommodate whatever mood you may be in or however many or few people are in your party.

Our OUTDOOR PATIO "provides a breathtaking view of the waterfront and Bay Bridge". (Frisko Magazine)

The large DINING ROOM is described by Patricia Unterman in the San Francisco Chronicle as "a handsome and wonderful space. Hand-crafted wood, brass, and copperwork, sophisticated lighting and tasteful furnishings create an inviting American bistro look. The immaculate dining room glows."

If you come alone and would like to sit at the COPPER BAR, hand-crafted by our residents, you can watch the chef prepare rotisseried chicken, as well as grill ribs with our special handmade barbecue sauce on our Italian Rotisserie. Our BBQ ribs and chicken were selected by The Food Network in their "Best of BBQ" series.

If you come in a large group, enjoy either of two PRIVATE DINING ROOMS. The BOARDROOM seating up to 40, has a warm and elegant atmosphere with copper fixtures, wainscoting, and cherry wood tables, and features Dugald Stermer's original wildlife portraits. The room overlooks the Bay on one side and an intimate garden on the other. The SOUTHWESTERN ROOM, seating up to 24, is furnished with two large carved pine tables and chairs, Taos-style "pie chest", and benches, all hand-crafted by the residents of Delancey Street at our ranch outside Santa Fe. Wonderful sculptures, weavings, pottery and drums crafted by Native Americans and art from throughout New Mexico are featured in this room.

4worldlovers: Fresh sourdough, topped with garlic, Pt. Reyes blue cheese and herbs

Sourdough crostini topped with cherry tomatoes, garlic, basil, shallots, pesto, baked with Asiago cheese and topped with balsamic glaze

Bacon, queso fresco, tortilla strips, cilantro leaves, chopped romaine tossed with avocado Caesar dressing

Mixed greens, bacon, tomatoes, red onions, with a lemon vinaigrette and topped with a lemon ranch

Mixed greens or Caesar with clam chowder in a bread bowl

Pan seared with spinach, fingerling potatoes, pesto cream sauce and capers

White beans, chorizo butter, tomatoes, spinach, basil, cilantro, topped with a garlic shallot aioli

A grilled filet over stir fried cabbage, onions, peppers, yakisoba noodles, wasabi aioli and pickled ginger

Roasted peppers, red onions, zucchini, fingerling potatoes over chimichurri sauce, topped with pesto aioli

Seared jumbo scallops, crab risotto, tomatoes, parmesan cheese, basil pesto, beurre blanc

Grilled salmon, Pacific cod, and shrimp, citrus beurre blanc, sautéed vegetables and garlic mashed potatoes

Two 5-6 oz. tails, oven roasted and served with drawn butter, sautéed vegetables and garlic mashed potatoes

Grilled, served with garlic mashed potatoes, sautéed vegetables and drawn butter

Crab, fresh fish, shrimp, clams and mussels, stewed in a seafood tomato broth. A local classic.

Creekstone Farms steak, topped with peppercorn sauce, garlic mashed potatoes and sauteed spinach

Filet mignon with demi sauce, and a lobster tail (5-6oz) with sautéed vegetables and garlic mashed potatoes

Grilled breast, roasted shallots, demi sauce, sautéed spinach and garlic mashed potatoes

A 1/2 crab, mussels, clams, shrimp and fingerling potatoes, oven roasted with butter, garlic and herbs

Fresh fish, shrimp, clams and mussels in a tomato cream sauce

Fresh clams, garlic, olive oil, tomatoes, white wine and butter, topped with parmesan cheese

Grilled onions, jack cheese, bacon, Chipotle 1000 island dressing and french fries

A 5% surcharge is added to each check to help fund the San Francisco Employee Benefits Ordinances.

Make a reservation below! If you cannot find your preferred reservation, please visit our host in-person and put your name on our waitlist. We save many tables for walk-in guests.

Please note we only take reservations up to 6 guests per table using the reservation button above. If you have a party of 7+ guests please visit Group Reservations above to submit an inquiry.

Fog Harbor Fish House, is a San Francisco institution that has been serving up the city’s freshest sustainable seafood for over two decades. The restaurant is one of Fisherman’s Wharf San Francisco restaurants, located in one of the city’s most popular tourist destinations. It is known for its stunning views of San Francisco landmarks, like Alcatraz and the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. The dining room is spacious, with large windows that allow diners to take in the breathtaking views while enjoying their meal.

4worldlovers: In 2018, we introduced LAPISARA EATRY to San Francisco. We’re inspired by the mixture culture, the innovation, and the dreamers -- our eatery embodies this very spirit. The Lapisara Eatery is Thai-American Fusion Culinary and attracts those who don't chase luxury, but who live it by elevating life's moments, indulging their senses, and celebrating every day with the best food, service, and surroundings in the world. We provide a warm service that will make you feel right at home.

4worldlovers: For groups of 6 or more, group and private dining is available 7 days a week. Please visit our Group Dining & Events page.

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