Best Pre-Theater Restaurants in San Francisco Bay Area

Amazing food seating limited and loud restaurant; however, that can also shown to look to the quality of service and the deliciousness of the food served. Overall customer service was amazing and food was amazing. Not a big restaurant though.

I am a regular at STK but it was the first time I brought a dog to the restaurant. I was able to enjoy happy hour here with my giant dog! The waiter even surprised my pup with a beef patty from the chef. Thank you for making my Monday night magical.

The food was so delicious and our server was the absolute sweetest person ever. I loved my experience here and would gladly come back.

We enjoyed our dinner at Boudin Bistro very much. The crab was roasted instead of boiled and had excellent flavor. The crab Louis salad was full of fresh vegetables and more great crab. We also enjoyed very tasty oysters. The wine list was decent and well priced. We were fortunate to get a table by the window with a lovely view out over the bay and Alcatraz, but it looked like all the tables had a good view. The high ceilings and windows make the space feel open.

Bouche is a charming, cozy French restaurant tucked away on Bush Street. It’s best to make reservations as seating is limited. The service is spot-on; your wine glass is kept filled and water is always in your glass. And the food—I t is nothing short of delicious. The scallops were the most flavorful I’ve ever had and the lobster bisque was smooth and rich, but hearty. The service is bustling but you never feel ignored and the waitstaff is friendly and accommodating. Bouche is an intimate place for a truly memorable dinner. It has become our new go-to restaurant when we visit the city.