1. Scoma's Restaurant
8.7
1965 Al Scoma Way (Jefferson Street), San Francisco, CA
Seafood Restaurant · Fishermans Wharf · 259 tips and reviews
Caitlin: The scallops pomodoro was a great pick! Lobster bisque excellent too.
Zoe Wong: Fantastic selection of gluten free dishes. Love their lobster bisque!
Abby C: Gluten free food is marked on menu. Lobster bisque, ciopinno, raw fish platter, fish combo and polenta were all delicious. Service was good too.
Tony Ocava: The traditional chicken broth and fantabulous popovers are worth making the trip. Make the lobster bisque a staple. Unfortunately, for me, the fun ended with the appetizers. Ive had better pricewise.
Bettina Pancho: MUST: lobster bisque and the popovers with strawberry butter. GET IT AND YOU WONT REGRET IT
Frances 미라: Order the lobster bisque. Best in SF!
3. Leo's Oyster Bar
8.4
568 Sacramento St, San Francisco, CA
Seafood Restaurant · Financial District · 39 tips and reviews
Walter Korman: Love the seafood bisque, the Mai Tai, the caviar, basically, everything.
Brodie Olmstead: From atmosphere to cocktails, from service to seafood, everything is top notch. We came for the New Year's Eve tasting menu and were blown away.
Eater: Now open in the Financial District, Leo's Oyster Bar is a trip. A trip all the way back to the 1950s when businesswomen and men stopped their days for a liquid lunch and made it rain with luxe food. Read more.
4. L'Ardoise
9.2
151 Noe St (at Henry St), San Francisco, CA
French Restaurant · Duboce Triangle · 108 tips and reviews
Thierry Clement: Try the Pan Seared Day Boat Scallops, Lobster Bisque Reduction And Fennel And Vege Salad, Lemon/Olive Oil Dressing.
Thierry Clement: Try the Pan Seared Wild King Salmon On Puff Pastry And Soft Goat Cheese, Baby Frisée Salad And Basil Pesto
Thierry Clement: Best French bistro in SF.
_: Great lounge area and bar. Lobster bisque was also delicious!
Gustavo Guida Reis: Great gym for those who workout! Several treadmills available. Always empty!
Travel + Leisure: The Metropolitan Suites are nearly 1,000 square feet. Ask for room 2008, on the top floor: it faces northwest, which means a cube’s-eye view of Daniel Libeskind’s geometric Contemporary Jewish Museum.
7. Boulevard
8.8
1 Mission St (at Steuart), San Francisco, CA
French Restaurant · 131 tips and reviews
Jessica Langston: The petrole sole was delicious. Also tried the lobster bisque, nice.
Alex Volkov: Everything is amazing, we had a set course, and everything from the hors d'oeuvres to the entrees to the service, to the bar.
Urban Nomad: One Michelin star.
13. Capannina
8.0
1809 Union St (at Octavia St), San Francisco, CA
Italian Restaurant · Union Street · 34 tips and reviews
Shirley Liu: Great waitstaff and service. If you're not into the seasonal truffle menu, try the pappardelle with the wild boar raghu.
Jess Clifton: truffles!! black and white galore. if there's only 2 of you, get the booth in the back. romance guaranteed.
Dylan Boyd: One of my favorite places in SF. Staff is attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly. If you go and truffles are in season make sure to ask for one of the dishes they make. Wine list is amazing as well