1. The Bird
8.9
115 New Montgomery St (Minna Street), San Francisco, CA
Fried Chicken Joint · SoMa · 87 tips and reviews
Michael Ducker: Curly fries, spicy chicken fried sandwich with house made pickles and siracha makes the best new lunch spot in soma!
Daniel Stansell: Spicy chicken sandwich is the way to go. That and curly fries. Our favorite in the city, and the spicy is spicy!
Danny Roa: One of the best fried chicken sandwich in SF. Crispy and great flavor.
6. Marlowe
8.8
500 Brannan St (at 4th St), San Francisco, CA
New American Restaurant · SoMa · 253 tips and reviews
eryn yula: Try the Grilled Shrimp With Spicy Boozy Cocktail Sauce
Josie C.: Delicious Duck Liver Cromesquis, grape, mustard seed gastrique, spicy cress!
Stephanie Y: Burger was amazing as usual and the beef tartare has a nice spicy kick to it. Their mixed drinks on the menu lean on the sweeter side. Not bad or anything, just a heads up.
Marc McCabe: Looking for somewhere quiet to work? The lobby bar makes great coffee and you get free nuts and wasabi snacks. Wifi costs $15 though..
General Electric: Hit the bar! Wasabi peas and cocktails are the perfect combo. Another great combo is human insight and machine intelligence - creating an open, global network known as the Industrial Internet. Read more.
Liz Ngo: Try the bummer and Lazarus. Spicy tequila; cooled off with refreshing cucumber and soothing ginger beer. Hello early summer!
13. Little Skillet
7.6
360 Ritch St (at Lusk St), San Francisco, CA
Southern Food Restaurant · SoMa · 171 tips and reviews
The Bold Italic: This place has every condiment you could ever want for your chicken and waffles – syrup, honey, two kinds of hot sauce – and artisan drinks like homemade sweet tea and mint blueberry lemonade. Read more.
Jenny Cheng: Try the jalapeño honey sauce!
Nick Cicero: The Fried Chicken and Waffles here are amazing...plus the honey jalapeño sauce rocks.
15. Amber
7.6
25 Yerba Buena Ln (at Market St) (at Market St), San Francisco, CA
North Indian Restaurant · SoMa · 199 tips and reviews
John Crissup: The chicken biryani was excellent! And the chili thyme naan was very spicy, which offset the mild flavor of the biryani perfectly.
Scott Lopatin: Best Lamb Vindaloo ever.
Rob Rusher: Nalli Vindaloo, hottest you can get it, was awesome.