The menu here looks like the usual SF crepe/cafe fare. Don’t get me wrong. Their savory crepes are great, with a healthy portion of potatoes on the side. Salads are made-to-order, and come with the cafe’s unique toasted bread with melted cheese on top. What makes this place stand out, are their hamburgers & Happy Hour beer.
Although a vegetarian, I have plenty of carnivore pals who ALL agree. This cafe has THE best hamburger in SF. Not to mention the cheapest pints for Happy Hour (at $1.75).
The Rincon Center Food Court is perfect for the indecisive group of people in the search of good food for cheap. Thai, Chinese, Mediterranean, sandwiches, salads, all can be found within the food court. At it’s center, the seating area is lit by a giant skylight, with a soothing water fountain. Surrounding the seating area are a number of food stands, all inexpensive and delicious. Not something you would simply come upon, unless looking for it.
If you are willing to brave the sketchy neighborhood of the “6th St corridor”, Tu Lan offers fantastic Vietnamese food for dirt cheap. A large menu, with appetizers, noodles & rice, seafood, vegetarian options, desserts and specials, something can be found for anyone. Delicious, hearty, and more than affordable, the food here is worth the trip to the sketchy ‘hood! Even Julia Child mentioned this restaurant on her show. (What she was doing at 6th & Market must have been an interesting story...)
Excellent seafood, lovely atmosphere, and away from the bustle of the Wharf.
Upscale vegetarian restaurant in San Francisco. This place is amazing - great for a fancy dinner. The menu is always changing, and is always amazing. I think all the deserts are vegan as are most of the entrees.
You will need a reservation for weekend and weekday dinners. Through the website you can make online reservations.
