The Sunset strip of San Francisco is a long area of San Francisco which is split into two . There is the Outer Sunset which reaches the salty waters of the beach in SF. Then there is the Inner Sunset which is around the heart of Golden Gate Park. In the Inner Sunset on 9th Avenue has a diverse amount of good restaurants. On 9th Avenue in the Inner Sunset there is a French Bistro founded by two former workers at a Michelin star in France and it is called Caché. On a still sunny evening on 9th Avenue of the Inner Sunset in SF I landed at Caché. I usually grab a duck confit ( duck legs) when I am at a French restaurant but they were serving some Duck Breast with a sweet apple creamy Polenta Shallot Red Wine Sauce. The duck was so tender it felt I was having the duck version of filet mignon. I then had their Duroc Pork Tenderloin ( not the Tenderloin District in SF) which was tender and it feels like it fell off the bone. It was saucy and had good flavor. My favorite of all was the Seabream Sashimi with Virgin sauce. It was tender and tasty and melted in my mouth. I washed it down with glasses of red French Grenache. A good place to enjoy French food this Summer or this Fall in the Sunset Strip of San Francisco. Come to a place to"dine"with "wine"in SF in the Inner Sunset at "avenue nine" on a good day in the Sunset Strip of San Francisco you will see the sun "shine" Caché is the place where French flavors "enhance"go to Cache if you have a "chance"because it makes your palate do the tango "dance "with the modern flavors of "France" read more

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Cache is a charming neighborhood spot in the Inner Sunset, with cozy French bistro vibes and an interesting, thoughtfully curated wine list. Came here with two friends and had a pleasant evening enjoying good food, wine, and company. The menu had a few hits and misses, but the sea bream sashimi and pork tenderloin were definite standouts. The outdoor patio is also a lovely option when SF weather cooperates! Overall, a solid spot for a relaxed evening with friends, particularly if you're in the mood for a little Parisian charm in the neighborhood. Happy Eating, Yelpers! read more

Finally got around to trying their newer bakery street pop-up, available on weekends in front of the restaurant. Full display available and the staff will help explain any items you may not know, while also recommending their favorites too. - lemon madeleine - one of their signatures and it was fantastic. Great lemon flavor and such a moist pastry - chocolate chip brioche - rich, dense, lightly sweet but balanced out by the chocolate - vanilla flan - large flan reminiscent of an egg tart. Creamy and the vanilla flavor really came through read more

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Sadly this was underwhelming. I tried the early bird dinner. The pea soup was fine but there were too many large chunks of feta which overpowered and the soup wasn't very flavorful so I added black pepper. The pistachio creme brûlée was more of a pudding texture under the torched crust that was firm but not like glass so it was avant guard if I'm being open minded. The sole was the best of the three dishes with delicate flavored white sauce that was also rich and decadent with the apples adding lightness and acidity. It was heavy but as it was intended. The service felt utilitarian more than friendly but it was nothing to complain about but didn't feel welcoming so much as "doing a job". Nice wine list. read more

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Good people at Cache. I saw the pastry man outside hand out free pastries to children and old people before he shut down his sidewalk station. We were having a meal next door and wanted dessert. Their blueberry tart $11 was great. The berries were fresh with this white pastry soft center inside and a wonderful crust. This was delicious. Great job pastry chef at Cache. read more

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I came here for an early birthday celebration and it was amazing. We ordered the fried leek with the grand mere sauce, seabream sashimi, Bloody Mary oysters, and the duck breast. The seabream is worth the hype. I honestly think this is one of the best sashimi dishes in the city and the sauce isn't too overpowering. The Bloody Mary oysters were not bad but I still wish it had some citrus to cut the Bloody Mary flavor. The fried leek dish was okay but the mustard sauce was amazing. We ordered the duck breast to share and this was perfect to end our meal! I would definitely come again and the service was amazing and efficient. Also Corkage is $30, but they have a great French wine list. read more

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After a morning admiring Monet in Venice at the de Young, my friend and I were on the hunt for a relaxing lunch spot. We happened upon Cache, a charming French bistro on 9th Avenue, and were immediately captivated by its aesthetic. Upon entering, a cheerful and welcoming hostess promptly seated us by the window, offering a lovely view of their adorable little courtyard. The lunch menu was nicely streamlined and curated. We began with a refreshingly bright salmorejo that perfectly whet our appetites. Next came the star of the show: delicious buckwheat crepes packed with caramelized onions and Emmental cheese, topped with savory sautéed porcini mushrooms, and paired with a peppery arugula salad and perfectly sautéed Yukon potatoes. We capped off the experience by enjoying dessert alongside an expertly crafted cappuccino and latte. It was bustling for a weekday lunch, and the space filled up fast, yet the service stayed incredibly prompt and attentive. The ambiance is cozy, quaint, and sweet. I'm already looking forward to returning for dinner! read more

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Made reservations for a brunch date with the hubs. Bright, inviting environment. Staff were quick to greet us and to answer any questions about the menu. Appreciated the mocktails they had available. Hubs ordered the NA Spicy Margarita which he enjoyed. I ordered the Espresso Tonic which was quite refreshing. We then shared with the Duck Confit crepe. It was a light crepe - loved the mushrooms and great to share as a starter. Hubs then had the smoked salmon benedict and I went with the Smashed Croissant. Both dishes were seasoned well. Enjoyed the arugula salad. The croissant had a good amount of crab and avocado. Very enjoyable dining experience. We'll return to try their dinner menu next time. read more

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Miss Gemma a restaurant is located in a bustling neighborhood on ninth Avenue. This new addition to the Food scene is exceptional. I settled on the leak with a mustard sauce which was delicate balanced in the leak was cooked to perfection. Next me and my friend ordered the pork tenderloin which came in a beautiful Spanish chorizo sauce, which was extremely savory. Next, we had the mushrooms with a puff pastry in chestnuts, which was incredible the way all the flavors blended together. Nothing was left on our plate. We loved all of it. The wine that served was exceptional and they even have a zero proof menu to pick from and I chose a watermelon cooler to have at my meal well done and welcome to food scene . read more

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We made a reservation the day before and the staff at Caché were able to sit us immediately when we got there. It wasn't too packed in a Monday night. We chose to get the early bird dinner set menu for just $50! We each ordered the salmon appetizer, pork tenderloin as main, and the creme brûlée as dessert! The orange creme with the salmon was SO good and the pork was also very tender! We would love to come back and try other dishes next time! read more

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Stumbled onto Caché on Resy and decided it was the perfect opener before heading to Golden Boys for a late slice. Best decision we made all evening! The signature sea bream sashimi is genuinely unlike anything I've had before. Watching it arrive presented whole, then tasting how beautifully it was prepared, made for one of those memorable restaurant moments. The Surf and Turf crudo was equally impressive, rich and balanced in all the right ways. This is a spot I'll be coming back to for a light bite and a glass of wine, probably soon. read more

Tried the Caché pastry pop up in front of the restaurant on weekends. Excellent!! Enjoyed the bobka and chocolate chip caramel cookie. @76steve_eats_and_cooks read more

Caché - Bobka and Chocolate Chip Caramel Cookie. - French Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Had a very pleasant dinner here! We came early before 5:30 to try the early bird dinner. The service was quick and they tended to the table very well. Plates and silverware were replaced after each course. The ambiance of the restaurant is beautiful. I would say one con of the place is if you're there while the sun is low, the sun is VERY aggressive. We had to move around the table a bit because of the lack of AC and the sun blaring on your face. It would be nice to have something to block it since it really overheats you when it's directly on your face and body. The courses were great. Since we had 3 people, we were able to try one of each item. Appetizers - the sea bream was a showstopper, absolutely beautiful and the fish was fresh and the sauce was so complimentary. The Bloody Mary oysters were delicious, the oysters weren't briny and very sweet and creamy. I'm a fan of bloody Mary's so this was a hit. Their salmon appetizer was lackluster, it didn't have much flavor honestly and it was a bit boring. The quality of the fish was good though. The fried leek was my favorite appetizer. There's a heavy mustardy base that was so complimentary to the fried leek. I would say it was a bit sloppy to only be able to cut it with a dull knife but the flavors were 10/10. The entrees - the pork tenderloin was cooked to perfection and the sauce was delicious. The hazelnuts offered a great contrast in texture. The mushroom Vol Au Vent was delicious and unctuous but I would say if that was your only entree it would be far too heavy. The sauce was to die for. However there were some hard bits in there that did not go well that may have been the chestnuts. They tasted a bit stale. The sole was cooked perfectly and they really nailed the sauce. A very delicious take on the sole. Dessert - the pistachio creme brûlée had an incredible flavor, wasn't too sweet. But it's not a traditional creme brûlée if you're expecting a very light and creamy one. It was thick and a bit grainy some parts but the flavors were delicious. The chocolate cake was decadent for sure but honestly a bit too much for us. If you're a big fan of thick chocolate fudge you'd like this. Drinks - we ordered their espresso martini which is made with soju and that was delightful. Not too sweet and great foam. We had a citrusy one I forgot the name. It had a beautiful presentation and just tasted like a delicious juice. Great for those who don't like the taste of alcohol. Overall had a great meal here. Their regular menu is a bit on the pricier side (like $30 mussels). I'll probably be back for their early bird dinner because it's a really good deal for what you get. Thanks for a splendid dinner! read more

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Got to try caché during their restaurant week. We had a reservation right at opening at 5pm, and we had a table in their small outside area. Service was attentive the entire night albeit our server didn't seem too enthused. Overall, we wish we ordered à la carte since the restaurant week menu price ($70) ended up being almost the same price, and we would've picked other dishes. Appetizers were a bit of a miss, main courses were great, dessert was good (although I wouldn't get the cheese plate again since it's just not what I enjoy). Additionally, we did order their seabream sashimi ($58) which was SO good and probably the best dish of the night. It's a beautiful dish that they make only 10 of in a night, so you have to order it quick if you have an early reservation! Appetizers - - Bread and butter: solid, bread was nice and warm and the butter was delicious. It ended up going well being dipped in the other dishes. - Cold green asparagus soup: not a fan, wasn't enjoyable cold - Salmon gravlax: good, nothing outstanding Main courses - - Duroc pork tenderloin eggplant puree: tender pork and smokey eggplant. Cream sauce was nice. - Petrale sole & parsnip: this was so good. Probably the second best dish of the night - the fish was perfectly cooked and the parsnip was incredibly buttery and addictingly good. The apple was a nice touch. Highly recommend! Dessert: - Cheese plate: a bit funky but if you like that, I think you would enjoy it. - French financier cake & yogurt ice cream: solid! Financier cake was soft and piping hot. The date was a nice sweetener and the dish wasn't too heavy. Overall, I would come back! read more

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I came by their little stand outside the store and decided to try a couple items since I was waiting for a friend. The beignets came with a which is nice but my favorite was the brioche. It had a filling inside that was delicious and not too much bread all around. I preferred that over the beignets since I didn't want too much breading. I highly recommend the brioche read more

Caché - Chocolate chip Brioche ($6) - French Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Pleasantly surprised at how good dinner was! I've been meaning to come when this place first opened but never made it out until last night. They have a semi-new "early bird menu" until 5:30pm daily and it was a really good value vs ordering a la carte. Everything I wanted to try was on this menu, so it was a no brainer to choose this. I ordered the fried leek (5/5), mushroom vol au vent (3/5) and the pistachio creme brulee (4/5). My partner chose the roasted bone marrow (2/5), pork tenderloin (4/5) and the dark chocolate cake (5/5). We also ordered a couple of cocktails, glasses of wine and the scallop carpaccio (5/5). For the lower rated items: mushroom vol au vent was too heavy after a couple of bites and the puff pastry was overbaked making it tough. The roasted bone marrow had good flavor but had the tiniest amount of actual bone marrow. They gave you a lot of crostinis but in reality there was enough bone marrow for maybe 2 tiny crostini pieces. Everything else (including cocktails and wine) were really good and I plan on coming back when the sea bream sashimi is back on the menu (late march/early april according to our server). read more

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REVIEW FOR BRUNCH Very busy on a Sunday had to make reservations to sit outside in the cute patio. Service was slow. Server forgot the cocktail. I ordered took a very long time to put in our orders. Duck confit buckwheat crepe: 5/5 tell me it's French cooking without telling me. Confit sooo tender. Star of the show. Tender duck paired with the perfect cheese. Strong mushroom flavor. Loved! Smoked salmon Benedict: 4/5 the Benedict itself was average. There's nothing wrong with it, but tasted like any other Benedict I've had. The best part was definitely the potatoes. Perfectly salted and the outside had a nice crunch. Steak: 3.75/5 meat was tough but flavor was good. For sure, a stunner in terms of ambience for a Sunday brunch. Take the patio if you can. The inside would be really cute for date night. Restaurant could improve in their service and flavors for brunch Benedict's. Friends told me that dinner here is better. read more

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Caché has an early bird special for dinner. $50 for 3 courses from 5-5:30pm. Such a good deal! We started with the fried leek and bone marrow. For the mains, we ordered the petrale sole and seasonal mushroom vol au vent. And for the dessert, we both got the pistachio crème brûlée since it was so delicious the last time we had it. Everything was amazing! We enjoyed every dish, they were all seasoned well and cooked to perfection. The service was great as usual! I know I'm in for a great meal anytime I'm here. read more

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Tasty food. Very helpful service in a cozy, airy and bright location. I started the meal with the Tuna Rillette as part of their 3-course prix fixe menu. This is basically a very tasty tuna salad. I then had the Petrale Sole with Seaweed Butter. The sole was quite flavorful for a small white fish, with the seaweed sauce topping bringing a little more earthiness to the taste. The fish was accompanied by many flattened new potatoes, baked with seasoned olive oil (a carb treat). I concluded with a Riz au Lait. This is equivalent to rice pudding only the rice was plump with a creamy flavor and topped with a rich caramel sauce to contrast with the just-right sweetness of the pudding. With the meal the server suggested Chateau Cazebonne Asteries 2019 Graves (Merlot). This slightly tannic, mineral and fruit taste was a good complement to my meal. read more

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Warm reception, nice waitstaff and beautiful interior. We bypassed the prix fixe menu and chose à la cart at lunch. I was excited to see buckwheat crepes and I ordered one with caramelized onion, mushroom and cheese. My friend had the crab croissant sandwich. It's a nice little neighborhood place. read more

Caché - Crepe - French Near Me - San Francisco, California

Went to celebrate a birthday and the food did not disappoint. Expect to spend ~50/person if you want to be full. Definitely a high end restaurant. They charge you 4 dollars for bread. Recommend making a reservation ahead of time. Sea Bream Sashimi is their signature dish (43 dollars). It was delicious and came with the actual fish which I have never seen at other restaurants. It was fun to scrape the sashimi off the fish bone after we were done with the slices. The roasted cauliflower was my absolute favorite. It sounded like a simple dish but it packed so much flavor and the grains were perfectly moist with seasoning under the cauliflower. Did not have anything special for birthdays though which was disappointing. Ambiance was upscale and on the quieter side. read more

Caché - Summer Sea Bream Sashimi - French Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I've been trying to trying this French restaurant in the Sunset for ages and finally got the chance to. Their take on Fusion French food definitely caught my eyes. Sea bream Sashimi (5/5): definitely could not without getting this. The fish was plump and so fresh. In addition, the sauces complimented the flavors of the fish. Surf and turf crudo (5/5): This is a beef tartare and oyster dish. I thought it was super fresh and it was the most unique tartare I've ever had! Sole (5/5): The fish was tasty. The sauce was creamy and brought a unique flavor I've never experienced before. Overall really enjoyed this place. read more

Caché - French Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Every so often they have a pop up bakery. Their cookie was literally so good, I had to write a review so I remember what to get. And I'll come back specifically for their peanut butter, chocolate, & caramel cookie. ALL that in one cookie. Gas. read more

Caché - Peanut butter, chocolate, & caramel Cookie and chocolate ganache tart - French Near Me - San Francisco, California

This is my quick review for the bakery pop-up only. :) -Madeline was tasty; orange citrus scent was nice : 4 stars. -ChocolateAlmond browny was delicate and tasty : 5 stars. -Donuts with dolce cream filling: 3 stars. I prefer more light and fluffy donut body but this one is more dense side -Morning bun (?): 2 stars. I did not get the name right but prefer more light and fluffy body. read more

Caché - Madeline, ChocolateAlmond Browny, Donut w Dolce vanilla filling, Morning bun (?) - French Near Me - San Francisco, California

I came to cache bistro with a friend and sadly it was not the best. While the food was decent I was not a huge fan of the dishes we ordered. We decided to get the sea bream sashimi and the mussels. The sashimi while aesthetic, was quite lackluster and bland and the fish did not taste as fresh as sushi spots I have been to. The mussels on the other hand were definitely better but were grainy and the broth was very watered down with mild notes of chorizo and garlic. The service however, unlike the food, was great and the staff was very friendly and kind. read more

Caché - Sashimi and mussels - French Near Me - San Francisco, California

Came right after Thanksgiving this year and it was relatively busy on a Monday night - you can definitely get a table but also there's a good vibe. We sat on the patio which is well-heated. Believe they had blankets on the chairs as well if needed. Was bummed they didn't have their signature sea bream sashimi anymore but tried a ton of other dishes. Everything was either solid or simply not to our personal liking (too sweet or fishy etc.). Standouts were the bread and duck. Would definitely recommend trying - what a sweet spot. APPETIZERS Bread - get it, in fact get 2. it's so good. Bloody Mary oysters - didn't hit for us Tuna - just ok, get if you want clean protein Surf and turf crudo - interesting but real fishy Mussels, bone marrow - well-done! Folks especially loved the bone marrow. MAINS Duck - so good we ordered another, though one said she got a chewy piece Pork tenderloin - good though quite sauce heavy Halibut and sole - solid and light DESSERTS Warm cookie w caramel, peanut, almond gelato - reaaaally sweet Buckwheat maple tart - crowd fave, such a delicate crust Financier - enjoyed contrast with the yogurt but some found that too sour Also had a really great sour mocktail! Service was great. They were mindful of pointing out dishes for shellfish allergy. This is just tea but I did have to ask for it again after awhile of waiting and they comped it since they realized they forgot. Prices look high but sizable portions and very cute space. As always in the sunset parking may be challenging. Really glad we checked it out! read more

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3.5 stars Good but unmemorable, not dying to revisit. But can see it being a nice neighborhood restaurant option for people who live nearby. We got: Bread and Butter - Simple but good bread. Scallop Carpaccio / Yellow Corn Puree / Brown Butter / Celery - Scallop was very tender and delicious, although I don't know if I loved the pairing with the celery Duck Breast, Sweet Apple / Creamy Polenta / Shallot Red Wine Sauce - I liked how the duck paired with the slight sweetness from the apple, and I think this was most people's favorite of the night. Duroc Pork Tenderloin Eggplant Puree - Cubes / Chorizo Cream Sauce / Hazelnut - not bad but probably my least favorite of the mains Petrale sole, Parsnip / Green Apple / Dry Vermouth - Tarragon - I actually quite liked this, it was probably my personal favorite main, which is surprising because I don't usually love creamy sauces and sold. Warm Cookie, Caramel, Peanuts, Sweet Almand Gelato - Too sweet for me with the caramel, but otherwise a very well executed warm cookie. If you're a skillet cookie fan, I think this would be up your alley. I can't put a finger on it but overall pleasant meal that somehow I just didn't love. I think it might just be this type of cuisine that's a bit heavier than I personally like. read more

Cozy and vibrant spot on 9th and Irving featuring a gorgeous bar at the front of house and indoor and outdoor seating towards the back. My friends and I stopped by after a lovely visit to the DeYoung Museum on Saturday afternoon, which just so happened to habe landed on the end of Restaurant Week SF. Their menu sounded scrumptious and we were excited to stop by. Very lovely and lively crowd, we were quickly greeted upon arrival and were seated at the bar as it was quite busy. For $45/pp, their menu was well designed and showcased some amazing items that I thoroughly enjoyed: - Appetizer: 4pc Oysters - Entree: Eggs Benedict with Salmon, side salad and satay potatoes (the poached egg was perfectly cooked and laid to delicately on the buttery toast topped with smoked salmon. Well seasoned and would come back for this) - Dessert: Pistachio Creme Brulee (this was fantastic and carried the pistachio flavor well, with a great crust) Friendly service and good food. Worth a visit, and if you like drinks, their drink menu looked quite delicious! read more

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Had a great dinner at Caché! It's a small and cute space, perfect for a date night. - Bread & butter: 5/5. Warm and soft. - Summer sea bream sashimi: 4/5. Beautiful presentation and very refreshing. FYI it's only available until 11/16 and won't be back on the menu until spring. - Duroc pork tenderloin with eggplant puree: 5/5. The pork was super tender and paired really well with the eggplant! - Warm cookie with caramel, peanuts, and sweet almond gelato: 3/5. It was good but a little too sweet for me. Service was friendly and super quick. Overall I really enjoyed the dinner and wine here and would come back to try the other dishes. read more

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Came here for brunch on a Sunday right at opening with a reservation. Ended up having more of a light lunch than a traditional brunch, but it worked out well. Parking in the area can be a bit tricky, but we managed without too much trouble. The ambiance is cozy and welcoming, with friendly service throughout our visit. The seafood selection was excellent--fresh and thoughtfully prepared. Overall, a great spot if you're looking for a relaxed brunch or light lunch with quality seafood in the Sunset area. read more

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Good food, cute patio. Line was out the door when we arrived at 5pm opening time. There was a two hour limit per seating. Food came quickly after we ordered. Drinks were nice and overall experience was good. The sashimi right off the fish was also an experience. Don't think I had that before....was a little worried but it was tasty once u get over the fish head looking at you. read more

Caché - Sea bream sashimi - French Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Came here for a celebratory dinner on a Saturday. The inside is cute and is perfect for date night or a small group dinner. Since it was last minute reservation, we ended up sitting in the patio. It was a bit cold that evening (classic sunset weather) but they do have heat lamps outside and they offer blankets if you need it. In terms of food, we had the sea bream sashimi, pork tenderloin and petrale sole. The sea bream was really refreshing and the fish tasted fresh. Honestly the portion size is a bit large, and I wished there was an option for a half size which I would've been happy with. The sole and pork were tasty as well. Portion sizes were not small so I came out feeling very stuffed. For two people, we two starters and one main probably would've been enough for me. read more

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We tried this new restaurant yesterday for brunch to celebrate our anniversary. We sat inside, where the décor was very nice, though they also have a small outdoor seating area. We decided to share the buckwheat crepe--our choice was the one with salmon, but the waiter brought the mushroom and onion version instead. We kept it and ended up really enjoying it. We also ordered the lobster roll, but that one was disappointing, as it had too many onions that it was almost impossible to enjoy the lobster flavor. I was also expecting something because they knew it was our anniversary. Overall, I could come back for just the crepes that was very good. read more

Caché - French Near Me - San Francisco, California

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My husband and I have been coming here every week for weekend brunch for some time now. It's become our favorite French bistro in SF. This is clearly a labor of love for the people running this place. We've not had a bad meal in all the times we've come here and the service is excellent. It's a tiny place with a small back patio that feels really intimate. As I said, all the meals have been excellent, but a shoutout to the soufflé gruyere cake which is unbelievable! Also, the little popup outside on the weekends selling pastries -- really delightful! read more

Petit French cafe in the Sunset district which provided an excellent dinner experience for us this weekend. The cocktails, particularly the amaro sour and minitini were incredible! We also greatly enjoyed the food, with the sashimi being our favorite dish :) Good service, good food and drink and a reservation we were able to get three days in advance (as opposed to three months) made this a winning spot for us! read more

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We were excited to try Cache after seeing the sea bream sashimi all over social media! I came with a friend for dinner and we ended up splitting the sashimi, shitake and lobster fricassee, and iberico pork which was the perfect amount of food. Everything was delicious! The sea bream sashimi is definitely a star - such fresh, thinly sliced fish dressed with olive oil and lemon. We ordered the lobster fricassee on a whim but ended up loving the creamy stew with a generous amount of lobster and flavorful shitake. It was a nice hearty app to share in contrast to the sashimi. Finally, although we were pretty full we wanted to try the dessert and got the warm cookie with caramel, peanut, and almond gelato. While it was really yummy with the gooey, decadent cookie, for $23 I wouldn't say it's anything unique enough to justify the price. Service was great and the ambiance is super cute at the bar, indoors and outside in the small patio they have in the middle of the restaurant. Our waitress was super friendly and gave us space at the same time and we ended up chatting and eating for 3 full hours. Such a cute spot! read more

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Me and my wife came to this place after visiting the Cal Academy of sciences and were surprised with the quality of the food and the friendly staff. Standouts for us were the cold pea soup, the pork tenderloin, the duck breast, and the cider pairing with the desserts. If you're in the area, we highly recommend you check out this spot. read more

One of my new favorite restaurants! My wife and I walk past this area all the time and we're excited to see this place open! We came by for small plates and were not disappointed. The mix of flavors, fresh ingredients were superb. We then came back the following week to try their brunch! Equally delicious. The ambiance, the service are fantastic. It's a great place for small bites and wine or brunch. I'm yet to try their full dinner menu but I definitely will! read more

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Caché refers to being hidden or concealed. Is it a hidden gem? That depends, time will tell. In its Inner Sunset location, where Queens (former Korean grocery store that also sold sandwiches and kimchi, etc) used to be located, it's in fact quite hidden. We came by recently for lunch, with our pup, and sat in their small but lovely little courtyard towards the back of the restaurant. We first tried their mocktail, The Botanist $14. Refreshing and delicious. The lobster roll lunch at $39. A little small but came with a green salad and some house potatoes, prepared in more of a lobster salad way with egg yolk and Dijon mustard, red pickled onions, etc. It was fine, but not my taste. I realized afterwards that I much prefer the Classic New England way of preparation, but this is more of a personal taste than anything and I was dining in a French restaurant, so expectantly that's what I was served. And the Buckwheat crepe lunch $20. Good. Tasted like a healthier version of a Croque Monsieur. Restaurant looks clean, as is the bathroom which is nicely decorated. I usually don't review bathrooms, but they have a nice one. Service was efficient & polite. Located on 9th Ave between Lincoln Way and Irving. read more

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Birthday Brunch on Sunday! Breakfast potatoes are bomb. Tomato salad contains the freshest, most flavorful tomatoes. Cocktails are beautiful. Service was good. Several ordered items were forgotten, but brought quickly once reminded. read more

Caché - Salmon benedict with three eggs - French Near Me - San Francisco, California

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