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Deluxe Inn

Name: Deluxe Inn
Address: 920 El Camino Real, South San Francisco, US

★·8.4/ 10Recommended

·Motels

📍920 El Camino Real · South San Francisco ↗

📞1-650-624-0999

Offsite parking discounted rates availableAir conditioningParkingPrivate check-in/check-outAdult onlyCleaning standards that are effective against CoronavirusAll 21 facilities +

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Property information · Hotelbeds

Stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi at the Deluxe Inn in South San Francisco, conveniently located within a 10-minute drive of San Francisco Bay and San Francisco State University. Each of the 20 air-conditioned rooms features an LCD TV with cable programming, a work desk, and a phone. Free self-parking and a 24-hour front desk are available for guests. This motel is also a convenient base for exploring attractions like Golden Gate Park and Chase Center, both within a 20-minute drive. San Francisco International Airport (SFO) is the closest airport, only 5. 5 miles away.

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DiningSights

Gintei

Japanese, Sushi

$$$

Note: Temporarily closedSet back in an ordinary strip mall, the vibe and service at this sushi jewel are anything but. Wonderful, warm, and gracious, diners here are in for a treat. The interior is sleek and stylish, with dramatic pressed-tin ceilings and a coveted eight-seat counter. Naturally, reservations are a must, especially for the omakase, complete with items that can hang with the best in San Fran.Fans of nigiri should make a beeline for the chef's selection, but the more discerning palate will revel in market specials, like silky Hokkaido scallops, sweet and succulent live spot prawn

4.4km

Kan Kiin

thai

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

6.7km

wonderful

Chinese, Hunanese and Sichuan

Hunanese cuisine may have once taken a back seat to the Bay Area's roster of Chinese spots, so it’s no wonder that this snug gem has attracted many a local and curious palate. Try to snag one of the beautifully carved booths in the back — then you'll be privy to the goings-on in the kitchen. Settle in and begin to peruse the menu of specialties. Boldly flavored dishes incorporate oodles of smoked, cured and fermented ingredients — from the tender, juicy stir-fried cilantro beef, to the pungent pork, black bean and pickled chili mixture that tops a mound of spicy, hand-cut godfather’s noodles.

6.9km

New England Lobster Eatery

Seafood, Shellfish Specialities

You won't have to wait in line any longer at this palace of seafood—thanks to a remodel there’s even more seating inside and out. Set in an industrial warehouse, the space features a nautical theme—painted buoys hang on the walls and seawater tanks are filled with crustaceans. Expect nothing less than a fresh meal in this buzzing eatery, which is both a fish market—selling oysters on the half shelf—and restaurant.Kick things off with the creamy lobster-corn chowder. (For dedicated fans, frozen to-go quarts are offered.) Then go for broke with the lobster roll served three ways: dressed with ma

7.6km

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

9.0km

3rd Cousin

Californian, Contemporary

$$$$

Tucked into SF’s hilly hinterlands, in a quiet enclave away from the hubbub of the urban center, this Bernal Heights retreat has the potential to be overlooked. But, thanks to the steady hand of Chef/owner Greg Lutes (whose eclectic seasonal cooking earned him many a fan at a series of pop-ups that funded this venture) word was bound to get out. Locals now pack this intimate spot for hand-made pastas, like porcini- and black truffle-ravioli; as well as less conventional indulgences, like uni crème brûlée with caviar. Meaty mains like the Wagyu flat iron steak with maitake-bordelaise also hit t

9.7km

El Buen Comer

mexican

“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

9.9km

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Deluxe Inn

Room types · 4

Queen Room

Standard Twin Room

Standard Double Room

Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed

Facilities · 21

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