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Wi-Fi10.0
Service9.6
Value9.3
Facilities9.3
Cleanliness9.3
Location8.9
Rooms8.7
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Room types · 1
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One-Bedroom Apartment
1 × Queen bedup to 2
Boasting a private entrance, this apartment comes with a kitchenette, 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. The kitchenette features a refrigerator, a microwave and a toaster. This apartment has a tea and coffee maker, a dining area, flat-screen TV, as well as wine/champagne for guests. The unit has 1 bed.
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Facilities · 6
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Outerlands
american, organic · Bib
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On the fringes of the city, this charmingly rustic salvaged wood retreat is a beloved neighborhood stalwart. Noteworthy above all for baking some of the best bread in the city, sourdough devotees are known to make the pilgrimage from far and wide to partake in the crusty, mahogany-hued levain, served in thick slices with house-cultured butter (loaves are also available to purchase). Beyond the obligatory bread, the small seasonal menu features commendable ingredients served in a simple, hearty style that allows their quality to shine, whether its roasted chicken with market vegetables, or a sl
4.0km
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Anchor Oyster Bar
seafood · Bib
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Landlubbers seeking a taste of the sea can be found pulling up a stool at this Castro institution, where waves of waiting diners spill out the doors. Inside the tiny, minimally adorned space filled with old-fashioned charm is better for twosomes, though larger groups can find berth at the outdoor parklet. The menu may be petite, but it's bursting with a bounty of pristinely fresh, sustainably sourced seafood. Hefty crab cakes served with tartar sauce are excellent, as is a Caesar salad with a tangy anchovy dressing, topped with juicy bay shrimp, or a cup of creamy Boston clam chowder loaded wi
4.5km
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La Cigale
french
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Named after the pleasantly buzzing insect that is a symbol of France's Occitania, there is something sweetly familiar and comforting about this fittingly small-yet-notable Glen Park charmer. Chef Joseph Magidow, a veteran of the San Francisco restaurant scene, runs the open kitchen as a one-man show, and his time spent in Southwest France is thoroughly evident in his cooking. The menu is a simple prix fixe that presents diners with only a handful of choices, but Chef Magidow’s commitment to carefully sourced ingredients and diligent technique (including nose-to-tail, whole animal butchery) set
3.6km
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Hamano Sushi
japanese, sushi, omakase
$$$
This Noe Valley sushi spot straddles the line between easygoing neighborhood appeal and high-end indulgence. While the dining room is first come, first-served, offering an approachable à la carte menu featuring the likes of maki, tempura, and sashimi, the front counter by contrast is reservation only, and commands a much loftier price point. The omakase option is where Chef Jiro Lin flexes his creative muscles by complementing the likes of salt-cured tile fish, aged hamachi, and sea perch with a potent dose of wasabi, Japanese chili pepper, and fish liver. The more casual option offers less pe
4.0km
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Kan Kiin
thai
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An unremarkable Daly City strip mall might not be the most obvious spot to find well-crafted Thai cuisine, but putting appearances aside, this cheery little spot delivers on flavor. During the daytime, you’ll find an assortment of fusion brunch items (for example, a take on chicken and waffles that features hat yai, fragrant Southern Thai-style fried chicken) alongside a variety of more typical Thai restaurant fare. The menu includes the usual suspects of stir-fried noodles and curries, as well as less ubiquitous items like spicy clay pot catfish, and across the board special care and bold sea
4.2km
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Saru Sushi Bar
japanese
$$$
Hilly Noe Valley is the perfect setting for this jewel of a sushi restaurant, so make your way inside to discover a bustling (read: energetic) vibe. The menu is thoroughly Japanese with a few Californian touches—think grilled shishito peppers tossed with crunchy daikon in a ponzu dressing.Begin with the signature tempura-fried seaweed cracker topped with spicy tuna and avocado. Then, perfectly sized tasting spoons of seared ankimo with scallions, as well as halibut tartare with yuzu make for delightful quick bites. Though rolls are available, regulars opt for the nigiri, which might include ka
4.5km
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El Buen Comer
mexican
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“Good eats” are promised right in the name of this approachable neighborhood restaurant on the outskirts of the Mission, and La Cocina alum Isabel Caudillo delivers in full. Her menu highlights the cooking of her native Mexico City, featuring homestyle dishes like her signature guisados, as in tender, pork ribs slowly simmered in salsa verde, served with nopales and plenty of warm, handmade corn tortillas to mop up every last drop of the delectable sauce. The focused menu is rounded out with other classics: pambazos, chiles rellenos and fresh-fried tortilla chips accompanied by a hefty scoop o
4.7km
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Frances
Californian, American Contemporary
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Stylish and always packed, this disarmingly personal restaurant from Chef/owner Melissa Perello remains a neighborhood favorite. It’s as perfect for a low-key date night as it is for dinner with the kids, and while reservations are difficult to score, its cozy setting and gracious staff justify planning ahead.The ultra-seasonal tasting menu, served family style, combines fantastic Californian produce with a Mediterranean bent, eschewing trendy powders and foams for appealingly rustic fare like roasted beets with chickpea dukkah and chèvre. House-made pastas, like a chewy whole wheat casarecce
4.9km
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