San Franciscans are spoiled in a lot of ways–from amazing beaches to wine country, to a diverse culture and amazing nightlife. But the city’s sumptuous food scene is a true gem, boasting cuisine from all over the world. From terroir to taquerias, San Francisco has it all.
And eating out in the City by the Bay gets a whole lot more fun June 1 – 15, with the return of Dine About Town when over 100 popular San Francisco hot spots will offer the best of their most delectable selections for discounted prices. Diners can expect to pay $18.95 for a two-course lunch and just $36.95 for a three-course pre fixe dinner extravaganza. Most restaurants also offer a 10 – 25% discount off all menu items, but be sure to ask first.
So point your browsers to dineabouttown.com, pick your favorite cuisine and hit the town to enjoy San Francisco’s finest.
Popular participating restaurants include:
Luce (one Michelin star)
Nosh on “New American” cuisine at this celebrated restaurant in the heart of San Francisco’s trendy SOMA district. Be sure to check out Luce’s wine menu, sporting more than 350 labels–enough for pairings with almost any entree imaginable.
Spruce (one Michelin star)
Check out this relaxed gem in San Francisco’s Presidio Heights neighborhood, offering fresh California-inspired cuisine, from salads and paninis to creative entrees and amazing desserts. Grab a seat at the bar for a memorable, low-key evening alone or with friends.
This family-owned seafood destination features fine sea fare and views of San Francisco Bay. Be sure to check out the clam chowder and lobster bisque—you’re in for a treat.
Check out California food (think fresh, local ingredients) with Indian inspiration. Be prepared for swankiness—the restaurant is just a few blocks from San Francisco’s celebrated Union Square.
In the mood for French food, but short on time? Cocotte will let you snag their famous rotisserie chicken and select sides (flavorful continental favorites like gratin and brussel sprouts).
At Chaya, you’ll experience a perfect fusion of American, European and Japanese-inspired cuisine. Who knew sushi could be so fancy? Don’t believe us? Yelpers are raving about them.
Dine Fabulously in the Castro:
Savor Spanish-inspired cuisine in a sleek, cosmopolitan atmosphere in the heart of the Castro. The owners are pretty cute, too.
This Castro spot specializes in “French cuisine with a California accent,” featuring a melange of local ingredients remixed with a decidedly French flair.
The City by the Bay deserves an amazing casual seafood restaurant—and Catch is it. If you love Catch and haven’t been recently, be sure to check back now, as their menu changes frequently. You’re a Catch virgin? Then the cuisine—and cocktails—certainly won’t disappoint.
Go ahead–spoil yourself. Book your table now at one of over 100 participating restaurants at dineabouttown.com.
