The 9 Best Places for Fried Bread in San Francisco

Sharmi Saha: Order poodi deep fried bread with lamb curry ... Just awesome experience

Kiana Lynn: Platha dip, fried bread and yummy coconut curry dipping sauce

Steve Poland: Amazing, everything. Tea leaf salad, samosa soup, Burmese shrimp, mint chicken and coconut rice. "I know king fu soju" and the ginger beer for drinks. Get all of that, you wont be disappointed.

Giovanna Jones: DONT get the Beef with string beans! Tasted like charcoal. DO get the lemon chicken, fried bread, and pot stickers! BEST I'VE EVER HAD!

Didi Falco: Best Wor wonton soup I have ever had!!!! All the Hunan specialties are fantastic - string beans, prawns, etc... This is the real deal, awesome Chinese food!!!!! I was psyched!!!!

Mesh Merkley: Sweet and sour pork is amazing!!! This place is the best legit Chinese food!

Gretchen Scharringhausen: The fry bread for the Navajo is awesome!!!

Veronika Krizova: One od the best places to relax and enjoy the view. Extensive menu, low-cal options as well. Great food, great cheesecakes, great views and very nice playlist. Staff is very nice, especially Samantha

Windows Live Photo Gallery: From the street, enter Macy’s and go up to The Cheesecake Factory, via elevator or escalators. The restaurant has an outdoor area where you can take great overhead photos of Union Square.

Team Slobbr: Dog friendly, dog-friendly outdoor space!!!

tony leo: Play darts!!!!

Nerdrow Johnson, Esq.: Can't beat $3.50 pizza. Good damn food all around.

Tasting Table: We love B-Star's jook for a comforting, flavor-filled brunch. Toppings range from preserved egg and shredded pork to mushrooms and a runny poached egg. Read more.

Sean Salmon: Do not pass on these Brussel Sprouts. Just about perfect.

Brian Lynch: Pro tip: Ditch the Eats crowd for bstar. They have a breakfast menu!

Elizabeth Closmore: Order the Warm ACME Sourdough Bread with Avocado and Sunny Side Up Eggs for breakfast from Room Service it's incredible.

Fred Wilson: Complimentary morning yoga, often but not always with a spectacular view of the bay bridge, is awesome here

Andy McMillan: Probably the highlight of my stay in this 5* boutique hotel was the large vomit stain on the carpet of Room 345. Really tied the room together.

Shali Nguyen: Great lunch spot for Japanese curry! They also seem to be the only place in the city with authentic curry pans (savory donut with curry filling).

7x7 Magazine: Order the katsu curry...it's #16 on 7x7's Big Eat SF 2010. Read more.

judy: call in your order to avoid 20 minute wait.

Chris Catapano: Single best sushi place in SF. Period.

David DeMember: High quality fish. Order nigiri or sashimi.

Orla Rose Belserene: Sesame chicken!

Avin Narasimhan: Tater tot / potato croquettes are amazing. Also get the Mac and cheese. Chill vibe, and actually a good place to post up and do some work over drinks and food

Tristan: Holy sh** the food at this place is amazing. I got the Potater (their spelling, not mine) tots to start and then the pork belly and bacon jam sandwich to finish. Add bacon to the sandwich. w/ the jam!

Simon Favreau-Lessard: They serve poutine here. It's not amazing but its poutine!