San Francisco · San Mateo County, CA
Where to eat in San Francisco
Scout analyzed 154 San Francisco places and surfaced the ones that actually fit food.
Places analyzed
154
Matches
24
Typical spend
$150
Typical visit
1.4 hr
Scout-verified spots

Central Waterfront
The Midway

Yerba Buena
111 Minna Gallery and Event Space
SoMa gallery for up-and-coming artists that morphs into an after-hours venue for parties & events.

Potrero Hill
Bottom of the Hill
From indie rock to hip-hop, this popular club offers a range of live music, plus outdoor seating.

Mission District
The Chapel
Converted ex-chapel featuring a 40-ft. arched ceiling, bar & a wide variety of live-music acts.

Civic Center
Oakland Museum of California
Artifacts & interactive displays in a modern building focusing on state art, history & science.

China Basin
ROOFTOP 25
Dim lighting sets the mood at this trendy spot with exposed-wood beams & creative American cuisine.

Yerba Buena
Dirty Habit
Restaurant & lounge serving New American cuisine & creative cocktails in a luxe, high-design space.

India Basin
Archimedes Banya

Nob Hill
Top of the Mark
Iconic high-end cocktail bar on top of the Mark Hopkins Hotel, with 360-degree views of the city.

Tenderloin
Charmaine’s
A rooftop cocktail lounge & kitchen with highbrow bar bites, drinks by the Bon Vivants & city views.

Yerba Buena
Pied Piper
Elegant, wood-paneled restaurant in the Palace Hotel serving specialty cocktails & American fare.

Food & Drink
RH Rooftop Restaurant at RH Marin
Chic, glass-enclosed venue with elevated American cuisine, a robust wine list & Corte Madera views.

Lower Nob Hill
620 Jones
A spacious heated outdoor terrace helps make this cocktail bar a bustling spot for drinks & food.

Yerba Buena
The View Lounge
Massive arched windows showcase city views at this posh lounge serving cocktails & small plates.

Arts & Culture
Stonebrae Country Club
Stonebrae Country Club is suitable for a golf outing, special meal, or event. Plan for a half-day visit and expect to spend a few hundred dollars per person for activities and dining.

Lakeshore
TPC Harding Park
Spend a morning or afternoon playing golf at this public course with scenic views. Expect a round to last about 4 hours and cost $100-350 per person, depending on resident status and tee time.

Sports & Recreation
Diablo Creek Golf Course
Diablo Creek Golf Course is suitable for a 3-4 hour solo or group golf outing, including 18 holes, practice at the driving range, and a casual meal. Expect to spend $30-$80 per person for greens fees.

Lincoln Park
Lincoln Park Golf Course
Spend a few hours playing a round of golf with views of the Golden Gate Bridge. This is a good solo activity or outing with friends, costing around $35-75 per person for greens fees. It pairs well with a picnic or a meal at a nearby casual spot afterward.

Diablo Shadows
Boundary Oak Golf Course
Boundary Oak Golf Course is suitable for a 4-hour sports outing, potentially paired with a meal afterwards. Expect to spend $50-150 per person for a round of golf.

Presidio of San Francisco
Presidio Golf Course
Spend a half-day or more playing a round of golf, enjoying the outdoors and views. Budget around $100-250 per person for greens fees and potentially food or drink at the clubhouse.

Sports & Recreation
Callippe Preserve Golf Course
Spend a morning or afternoon playing a round of golf, usually taking about 4 hours. Expect to pay between $50 and $150 for a round, potentially more for peak times or cart rental.

Sports & Recreation
Shoreline Golf Links
Shoreline Golf Links is a good spot for a few hours of outdoor recreation, suitable for solo play or with a group. Expect to spend $30-$100 per person for greens fees, potentially more for food and equipment.

Lakeshore
The Olympic Club
The Olympic Club is a private golf course, typically requiring membership or a guest invitation for a multi-hour round of golf. Expect a high spend for greens fees, caddy, and potentially F&B.

Union Square
John's Grill
Old-school, wood-paneled space with photos of famous past patrons, offering steaks and seafood.
Worth the splurge
When the night needs to land.
No reservation needed
Walk in tonight.
What Scout found
- 58 of the 154 analyzed San Francisco places fit food.
- 17% of matches are outdoor or partly outdoor.
- 56% have easy parking.
- Dominant moods: Relaxed, Scenic, Social, Adventurous, Upscale.
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