Our Ultimate Guide On Where To Eat For San Francisco's Restaurant Week

By: Kyrie Sismaet By: Kyrie Sismaet | April 1, 2022

After a tumultuous last few years, San Francisco’s Restaurant Week is back in full force and bigger than ever thanks to the persevering work of the Golden Gate Restaurant Association.

Beginning today on April 1st, this city-wide event will run until April 10th and will be a culinary whirlwind of over 100 restaurants (with the list still growing) honored to be participating and contributing their best fare. With the gourmet gamut running from prix fixe lunch, brunch, and dinner specials from $10-$75, in takeout, delivery, and/or indoor and outdoor seating, the Restaurant Week site has a fantastic list that thoroughly sorts it all out, yet the options can still be overwhelming.

Sorted by price range and meal type, this our ultimate guide to ensure you get the best places out of this week.

Best for $10-15

Brunch:

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2 Sanchez St / Website

Duboce Park Cafe in the Lower Haight is our affordable brunch choice, as they offer delicious classic American staples with plenty of scenic outdoor seating.

Lunch

1001 Howard St / Website

Bini's Kitchen is a great choice for Nepalese lunch in the SOMA, offering the most bang for your buck with a 4-momo, spicy tomato sauce, and ghurka chicken or eggplant special all for $15.

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101 Hyde Street / Website

Another unique option is Teranga. Also in the MOMA, they also offer a $15 lunch special made of classic and organic West African ingredients.

Best for $25-45

Brunch

3321 Steiner St / Website

Cafe Boho in the Marina is our mid-range price selection for brunch, as they are providing Prix Fixe Weekend Brunch menus at $25 and $30. Enjoy elevated New American fare with a gorgeous waterfront view.

Lunch

La Mar Cebicheria Peruana
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Speaking of seaside, it doesn't get anymore fresh with seafood that at the Embarcadero's La Mar Cebicheria Peruana, delivering delicious Peruvian cuisine this week for $30.

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127 Clement St / Website

B Star in the Richmond is notorious for their Burmese tea leaf salad and Laksa. For the coveted culinary week, they are providing both a brunch and lunch for only $25.

Dinner

3111 24th St / Website

Small business Ritu Indian Soul Food in the Mission is fervently excited to a part of Restaurant Week this year with their $45 dinner special available for takeout or for inside their lavish atmosphere.

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3154 Fillmore St / Website

Wilder might be the newest restaurant on this list only opened in 2020, but they have already strongly established themselves as a dependable must-try in the Marina. Enjoy elevated American classics for their $45 Restaurant Week dinner special.

Best Dinners for $65-75

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919 Cortland Ave / Website

Michelin Guide "New Discovery" awardee 3rd Cousin in Bernal Heights is offering a 3 course dinner for $75, which this week is comparable to their $185 8-course tasting special of modern California flavors.

20 Cosmo Pl / Website

Nob Hill mainstay Le Colonial will transport you back to 1920's Vietnam whenever you go, but this week your gastronomic time traveling comes with a $65 dinner special.

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369 The Embarcadero / Website

Finally (but certainly neither the least, nor last), EPIC Steak is another seaside must-visit for a high end dinner experience unlike any other. Enjoy their $75 dinner special while looking out to the Bay Bridge along with the breathtaking spring sunset.

During the pandemic, the Golden Gate Restaurant Association (GGRA) has been 100% focused on advocating for our restaurant community.

Throughout the pandemic, Golden Gate Restaurant Association has been a resilient advocate for the restaurant community, assisting financially and efficiently directing health and closure requirements.

Hear the voices of the chefs and others who the GGRA have inspired to keep going and reopen.



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