EVERY time that I stay in SF I make time for Box Kitchen…read more There is no better hole in the wall than this. There are MANY good eats in SF, but Box Kitchen is equal to the best of them and half the price of some of the other restaurants. The food is excellent. The prices are really affordable.

Really freaking solid burger, random af. Husband brought it home to me on a lettuce wrap. Was…read moreinsanely surprised how well it traveled and tasted... can't wait to try in person!

Got their pineapple dole whip for about $10 after tax - not bad for park prices! Service is super…read morefast too. My friend also got one but said that the ones at Disneyland are better, so do with that info what you will lol. Tasted good to me!

I'm still in Oracle Park watching SF vs Mets,craving for comfort food,first level,the longest line…read moreof people i've seen was lining up to The Lumpia Company,the line goes fast,service was efficient,menu is very simple and so easy to order,get the food and we enjoyed it so much,loved the crunch of the lumpia wrapper,filling of chicken and little vegetables is delicious along with the sweet and sour sauce ( make sure ask for extra sauce,its free)it was worth lining up to have the lumpia.

$20 for hot dog bills burger dog. Ordered one wo cheese. Ground beef in a hot dog bun. When you run…read moreout of burger buns use hot dog buns. It isn't a culinary creation. They grind their own beef; can taste the extra beefy flavor in the custom grind. Ketchup to make it slightly sweet. Is it worth $15? hhhhhheeeellll no. But, it might be one of the better beef choices at chase center. Not the standard costco ground beef mix. Their hot dogs are $10-$15. The $5 is for the ketchup and condiments. They aren't selling to the $1.50 hotdog costco crowd. A 10x markup. Not close to a top dog product. Was expecting more after the self proclamations of best on the store front and website. They make an effort with the burger dog by grinding their own beef. Couldn't detect any effort w the hotdog product. But everything at chase is over priced. 9$ bottled water. Would I order one again... no. Did the KP salads paired w the dog. Those are $25! But healthier.

Unfortunately, this was one of the least enjoyable meals I've had in a while. The bun was a bit…read morestale, the fries lacked flavor, and I found myself mostly drinking water rather than enjoying the food. The hot dog wasn't quite to my taste either. Hopefully, by sharing this, I can help someone else avoid making the same choice. That said, the staff was wonderful--nothing negative to say about them.

Note that this is a food stand with no seating; for to-go only…read more Bini's has become one of my go-to lunch spots on a work day whenever I want something clean, hearty, and filling. I also love how quick the service is - I never have to wait more than a minute for my order! The food is also always pipping hot. My regular orders on rotation (I'd give them all 5 stars!): Chicken Momos ($14) - Comes in 8 pieces. The dumplings are large, flavorful, with the perfect skin-to-meat ratio. It is served with Bini's spicy tomato cilantro sauce on top; the sauce is delicious with just a slight/mild kick. Vegetarian Momos ($12) - Comes in 8 pieces. Vegan dumplings filled with tofu, carrots, & cabbage. Also served with the spicy tomato cilantro sauce on top. I love how clean yet tasty this is! Vegetarian Combo ($18) - Comes with 4 vegetarian momos and one veggie side served on top of fragrant basmati rice. For the sides, I love the Baigun Bharta, a tomato-based braised eggplant. It's saucey and pairs extremely well with the rice. The only reason I'd dock off half a star for this combo is the price. You can also mix and match the momos. For a more balanced meal, I request half chicken and half vegetarian ($14). Bini's also has a stand outside the Ferry Building every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. I'd like to give a shoutout to the Bini's servers at the Ferry Building - they're very generous & usually give me 9 pieces of momos whenever I ask for half chicken and half vegetarian (usually 4 chicken & 5 vegetarian).

Good portion of food for the price if you see their food truck at a street fair or First Tuesdays…read more event. They serve them up super quickly. The dumplings are large, juicy, and perfect for a chilly night out.

Line was short this time. The caramelized onions were good…read morebut the bread was kind of hard and I didn't like the fat of the pork too much. Felt blubbery. But the flavors were good. Would I get this sandwich again? No

Finally got to try Roli Roti! We went early and waited about 20 mins for it to open! We got the…read morePorchetta Sandwich and it was truly delicious! I do wish there was a little more meat tho! We also tried the rotisserie chicken but it was just okay, pretty dry. I'd come back for the sandwich and want to try the pork ribs!

Let's talk crab sandwich! It's not only delicious, but an absolute must when visiting Oracle Park…read morefor a Giants game. Along with all of the other staples, like the glove slide, a walk around The View, and some game under the bleachers at the Boardwalk, Crazy Crab is a necessity at a Giants game. Go ahead and order the crab sandwich because it is really good, but I prefer the Bay Sandwich. Maybe not the mainstream order, but soooo yummy! The crab sandwich has lots of delicious crab stuffed inside of a tender bun, but the Bay Sandwich is crab and shrimp! If y ours with a friend, try both!! The service is fast and easy. Don't forget that Oracle Park is cashless, so bring a card...and your appetite!

For last 2 years I have always got their famous toasted fresh shredded crab meat in the sandwich…read morewith a lemon wedge included. And each year, I think the prices always goes up. Now it's like getting closer to $30. But is one of the best times to order at Oracle ballpark when watching a game or event here. The workers crank out the sandwiches like an assembly line that you can see in the main food area. There is also another Craxy Crabs in the top floor if you want to have a lesser wait. The only thing to order is the Crab Sandwich because that's the only thing that is the best. For fun, I order the crab noodle and it was a bit weird for me. Interesting yes, if you wanted to say you like to try odd stuff and cross it off your list then go for it. From time to time, I do think about this sandwich when I pass by the park. Yummy in my tummy, indeed! I will always love to come back here!

Bought the $25 rib plate yesterday (they popped up at Castro & Market)- was skeptical but the…read moresmokey flavor really popped and the meat is high quality! The potato salad and beans sides were also just right!

I usually see them on Fillmore St near the old Safeway on Sundays. It's one of the best bbq in SF…read morethat's a good value! I really liked their bbq ribs with 2 sides. It's a big portion and I had leftovers for a second meal. It's takeout only but you can go to the nearby Hamilton Park to eat. Highly recommended!

Solid no frills taco spot that's open late night. We were in the Mission at Gray Area down the…read morestreet and wanted to avoid long lines at shops like El Farolito since it was a Saturday night. They accept cash, Apple Pay or Zelle. For two carne asada tacos and an al pastor quesadilla, they charged us $25. No idea what the cost breakdown is since they don't have a menu lol Service was prompt and friendly. They have pickled onions with sliced habaneros and a few different salsas. I like the red salsa, creamy green one (kinda spicy), and the creamy habanero (very spicy). The tacos were good. Pretty decent amount of meat. The quesadilla was also good with a decent ratio of cheese and meat. I thought the al pastor was missing that typical strong savory-sweet flavor though. They also added pineapple in the quesadilla. There are a lot of options in the area but this place is worth a try.

Amazing street tacos in the Mission. For $4, you get a two delicious corn tortillas topped with a…read moreshit ton of tender, juicy meat. There's also a pickled veggie, radish, and lime bar along with 4 different (spicy af) sauces. Not sure which one was sooo spicy, I think maybe the white-ish one which is misleading haha. We came for the Al Pastor but was wowed by the Lengua. Asada quesadilla was also good, especially when you bite into a fatty piece of Carne with cartilage :D