I happen to be at the restaurant's 33rd anniversary dine out experience. They've been at the same…read morespot since 1993. I remember going there a couple of times and the setting is timeless - the only thing new is post covid-19 are the outdoor parklets for outdoor dining. The vibe is great, a feel of being transported to a neighborhood German bar restaurant, somewhere in Bavaria if you dined in. The staff is friendly, efficient, and knowledgeable of all the great dishes that is truly German. I ended up having sausages and fries with my draft fruh Kolsch beer. Congrats to the owners for another successful year in business! Danke!

Suppenküche is a fantastic German bierstube pouring a wide range of classic brews, all perfectly…read moresuited to the hearty, comforting food coming out of the kitchen. The atmosphere is exactly what you want from a place like this as it is lively but not loud, cozy but not cramped, and always buzzing with good energy, from the staff through to most of the patrons on any given night. The menu is a greatest-hits tour of German comfort food. The deviled eggs are a must to start your meal and the wienerschnitzel is my personal go‑to as it is crispy, moist, and so flavorful every time I've had it. The jägerschnitzel is another standout if you are feeling something a little lighter and saucier as it rich and savory in all the right ways, and the sausages are always banging and perfect alongside a big stein of beer. It's the kind of food that feels made for long conversations and slow sipping. What really elevates Suppenküche, though, is the people. The staff are super friendly and clearly know their stuff, always ready with a beer recommendation or a menu suggestion and the patrons tend to match that vibe; if you end up at the bar or sharing a table, which is pretty common if you come with a small group, you're likely to find yourself chatting with someone new before long. There's honestly no better way to make new friends in SF than bonding over schnitzel and a great German beer at Suppenküche.

A local gem! Came…read morehere with my friend. They seated us immediately. We ordered the trout salad and the chicken soup. It felt very authentic. I liked the inside which was decorated with various paintings and pictures of Austria. Not a super big fan of the taxidermy tho. The prices are a bit inflated but it's also downtown SF.

Unreal das boot experience here. Food was excellent as well, will definitely be coming back again!read more

Wow, so delicious! Gluten allergy friendly German spot on Market (near the Castro). Love this place…read moreso much. We sampled a few beers, schnitzel, and the sausage plate. Beers: a Bock and a Wheat Hef, both delicious and Gluten free. Schnitzel: GF, crispy and tender, served with a white sauce that was so addictive and a potato cake / scalloped potato side that was excellent. Sausage plate: choose from 6 or 7 sausages, comes with potato salad and red cabbage. Service was patient and friendly. Confortable dining room, feels like a German beer hall.

How much fun the staff is. Food was great especially the wurst!…read more They need to bring back the kase spatzle!! A big plus was being "inside" with our pup!

Had such an amazing experience at Radhouse in San Francisco. The food was absolutely incredible,…read moreeverything we ordered was full of flavor and honestly exceeded expectations. But what really made the night was our waiter, Jesus!!! He was attentive, personable, and gave some of the best service we've had in a long time. He made us feel so welcome and elevated the whole experience. Can't wait to come back! We love Jesus!!!

FOOD: 3 SERVICE: 3…read moreAMBIANCE: 3 VALUE: 3 We did not have a good experience here. On the day we visited, we had a reservation at 12 noon and we arrived on time. Went were seated by the window, which had a nice view, but a little cold. We ordered promptly and as we finished ordering, a wedding party of about a dozen people arrived. Our pretzel arrived quickly, followed by my Jaegerschnitzel. Then they completely forgot my wife's Fisch and Chips and just started taking care of the wedding party. Thank goodness we had the pretzel, because my wife's lunch wasn't served until I had finished my lunch and we had to inquire about her order twice. They did comp her lunch, but then she hardly ate any because it was time for us to go. BTW, my schnitzel was thin and cardboard like. The only tasty bit was the mushroom gravy. A totally uninspiring visit and we most likely will not be back.

Great delicious authentic food. Friendly staff. Decor is old school. Quiet place if you're trying…read moreto get away from crazy busy spots.

Loved the authentic dishes and beverages. Our group had the spectrum of pirogies and schnitzel and…read moreblintzes and borscht. It's was all comfort food and delicious.

10/10 highly recommend!!…read more First time trying Paprika via a delivery app, and we ordered: 1 x Gourmet Sausage Polish Kielbasa Appetizer (SO good!!!) 1 × Chicken Paprikash (Chicken was suuuuper tender & the sauce is delicious) 1 x Szeged Goulash (Our favorite!!! The pork is crazyyy tender and the sauce was incredible!!) 1 x Homemade Apple Strudl (The perfect dessert!) We recently moved to the neighborhood, and can't wait to support this restaurant in person next time. :) Paprika rules!!

Stopped by here to grab dinner with a group of 3, made reservations at 6:30, and when we got in, it…read morewas already a bit packed. The ambiance felt pretty nice, it gave off that traditional home vibe that felt like the family and extended family have come over, and everyone enjoyed great food and drinks, which I found nice. We started with a large IPA, and wooahh was it huge. It definitely worked out for my partner and me, so we shared the large IPA. Also started off with the gourmet sausage w. Saurkraut, pickles, and local bread, and went with Polish Kielbasa, which was delicious! I enjoyed the flavors of the Polish sausage, and the sauerkraut tasted refreshing, combined with the pickles and soft bread. We also ended up getting Szeged Goulash, ohhhhh my, that was delicioussssss!!! The cream soaked into the Gnocchi so well, and I could've drank a glass of that by itself! The pork goulash was delicious and extremely tender. When I bit into all 3, wow, my mouth was in flavor heaven. I'll definitely be coming back here again. I wish I had known about this place sooner!

Always delicious German food and beer!!…read more I love the wall lined with all the beer steins.. Might have to buy a favorite!! Our server was super fun and allows us to really enjoy each course!! If you're looking for a great German restaurant honestly I wouldn't look any further!!

I've had some decent experiences here in the past, but judging from recent reviews and my last…read morevisit, I think they're struggling a bit with service. Came in for dinner on a Saturday evening at 6, with tickets to see a movie that started at 7:45. They seated us quickly enough, gave us our menus, and then we were left alone for over 30 minutes. During this time we asked passing wait staff twice if we could please order, and were told our waiter would be sent over, but no one ever came. By 6:40, I was sure if we waited any longer, there was no way we'd make our movie, and we left and got burgers at the spot right by the theater.

Celebration dinner of hard work for 2025, number "3" in the nation, Jason Lockhart…read more Server: Thomas and Sheila were amazing at recommending the wine and our special meal. Wine Cabernet Sauvignon Dinner Cheese Fondue Steak Fondue Dessert S'More Milkshake The decor of the place was all winter and so much fun. There was a live train l. Train tracks. Must-visit place......

We walked into Matterhorn a bit unexpectedly after Santa Con looking for a warm and cozy meal…read more Since we didn't have a reservation, we got seated at the bar which was very nice for them to accommodate us but a bit inconvenient for a group of 6. We got a total of two cheese fondues and one meat fondue and they were all very delicious. The cheese fondues were especially interesting because they tasted so different so it was a lot of fun to compare. A few people in our group also got the meatballs which were delicious, and we had to finish with the chocolate fondue which was very good, albeit a bit small for the price. It was still a very fun experience with how nice the servers were are how cute the interior is. However, I'm not sure I'll be back just based on how expensive it all was. But I would recommend the experience especially for people who have never had fondue and want a cute experience.

The best pilsners on draft!…read more Super friendly staff who are always kind and helpful when we bring our baby to eat. We love going here to watch Sunday football games, and we normally stay for a game or two to watch the 49ers and New York Giants. We love ordering the chicken fingers, bratwursts, and they make a fantastic burger. I love the large portions and fun German half liter mugs that they serve beer in. It's such a great neighborhood spot, and I always feel like I'm back in Munich when we pop in to catch a game, and a bite to eat!!!

If you love sports along with authentic German and Austrian food, be sure to stop by Steins on…read moreClement Street in San Francisco celebrating its 15th anniversary. We found convenient street parking and thoroughly enjoyed our visit to this unique and lively sports bar. The delicious wienerschnitzel, sausages, BLTs, wide variety of European beers, and friendly staff made the experience even better. Sports fans like us will absolutely love the huge wall of seven TVs where we enjoyed hockey, the NBA playoffs, and baseball games all at once right in front of us. The atmosphere was energetic, welcoming, and a perfect place to relax with great food and fellow fans. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a fun sports and dining experience with a European twist!

Good good, solid happy hour. They have an amazing lunch specials. Great prices for San Francisco…read more Plus, can't beat the beer selection

This was a great place to go thirty years ago. I worked nearby, and every other Friday afternoon,…read moremy co-workers and I would get together for an hour or two of very enjoyable dining. Flash forward a decade or so, and the place was completely different. I assume there was a change in ownership and/or management. Prices went way up, quality and quantity of servings plummeted, the ambience devolved from "Charming Old World Hofbrau" to "If you're over 30, you have no business being here" and our waiter could have been the "I don't want to get Snooty" guy from "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." Recent reviews give me the impression that the restaurant has returned to its original form, and I'm pleased if that's really the case. Still, in a city full of restaurants with excellent food and hardworking servers, it only takes one bad experience to undo all that goodwill.