The Wild boar and apple sausage is amazing
Wild boar & chutney sasuage is the best. The cateting manager is cute
Try the wild boar ragu. Read more.
Wild boar ragu is overrated. Don't get it. Get a pizza instead.
Love the boar bolongnas
Boar's Head sammies, Devil's Teeth baked goods, Three Twins ice cream AND friendly folks? "No way!" you say. I say: "Fact."
The Ragin Cajun on Dutch crunch is fantastic, and the service is spot on
If you don't get the wild boar, you are a wild bore
The boar ragu lacks depth that you'd expect from a ragu.
The food is alright. Def wouldn't come back again. We got burrata and wild boar ragu with paperdelle and it was meh
Get the gnocchi with wild boar sauce.
A true neighborhood Roman-style trattoria. Try the bruschetta with fava beans, the fennel and artichoke salad or the tortelloni with creamy mascarpone sauce; finish with a creamy lemon tart. Read more.
You can't go wrong here. Good food, good service. The fettuccine tartufate with truffle sauce is especially yummy.
Boar's Head cold cuts!
Get the cracked pepper turkey with rye breed and everything on it for the win. The cookies and brownies are also dank
Great beer selection
Great waitstaff and service. If you're not into the seasonal truffle menu, try the pappardelle with the wild boar raghu.
Truffle carbonara I am in heaven. I have traveled the world for the best. This wins so far!
truffles!! black and white galore. if there's only 2 of you, get the booth in the back. romance guaranteed.
Boar's Head. Bleh
One of the best kept secrets in Lower Nob Hill! Great sandwich options with fresh rotisserie! A must have.
Sleeper or Gobbler.
Great place to start your visit to the Presidio.
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Great history and story
What can we say? Try the elk, wild boar, pheasant — hell, try everything!
Had this at the alameda flea market. Bottom line, not worth it. The toppings are from Costco, sausages seemed store bought. They messed up my toppings. Definitely a pass if there is other food around.
Awesome have to try the elk sausage.
Delicious food, chill out atmosphere, this is what I call a neighborhood gem. Get the lentils and hummus bowl.
Great gourmet food made in house. Always busy during office lunch hours due to the close proximity of UCSF. Johnny (owner) is down to earth, caring, and potentially will play a song on his keyboard.
Some of the best sandwiches have been from this funny, little corner store. There's wi-fi, and say hey to David. He's great!
Absolutely order the stuffed peppers and wild boar. And don't leave without trying the bread pudding - fucking amazing.
If they have the fried chilis, do it. Had a Tempranillo which was amazing - ask to taste the wine. The bartender was wonderful. Get there by 7pm and you can snag seats at the bar.
Try the Gambas... they are a huge favorite!
$6 Pastrami on sourdough, and a $13 pitcher of whatever's on draft (we recommend the full boar whiskey beer) aka the OG San Francisco treat and a killer date night.
This is an great place. Def not your everyday. The portions are huge, the prices are low, and the food is great. The hard part is deciding what to have.
Not a vegetarian? Then this place is for you. Cafeteria style food, but so cheap, so good. And a fantastic selection of beer.
The Italian sandwich is to die for!
The duck salad is out of this world!
Sanfranpsycho is the way to go!
Get a hot sandwich with the rotisserie chicken!
Hangover = best sandwich in SF
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA