This is truly one of the best and cutest wine bars in the city! The vibes are high, the service is…read morehigh, & the food is high high! If you go, highly recommend the meatballs. They are so flavorful and the garlic bread it comes with pairs with the meatballs beautifully.

Four stars because of my own limitations, not on Palm City's part. The last ~10% of this…read morecauliflower sandwich is staring me in the face and I don't want to admit defeat. Nice stop near Sunset Dunes. These sandwiches are BIG. Like really big... Closer in size to my thigh than my forearm big. Messy and tasty too! Order one to go and take it back to the Dunes, find a nice spot to sit and enjoy half. Then walk some more, head home, delude yourself into thinking you can finish the other half and then you'll be exactly where I am now. Very full and in a standoff with the last few bites of a giant, delicious sandwich.

Woods Beer & Wine is an absolute gem. Every single drink feels incredibly well-crafted--like real…read moreintention and creativity went into each one. You can genuinely taste the thought behind every pour, and everything we've tried has been delicious. Gram was amazing and so helpful--super knowledgeable, friendly, and made the whole experience even better. We're sitting outside right now and the vibe is so cozy and honey-warm, it's perfect. Such a great place to relax, sip something special, and soak it all in. Highly, highly recommend this spot.

Swung by this place for a happy-hour drink. They don't brew anything on-site; the brewery is…read morelocated on Treasure Island. Fun space; nice outdoor area in the back and cute simple modern bar indoors. Several beer styles on draft which are enjoyable. Friendly bartender - let us sample a couple things. Not much offered in terms of food; they offer a few varieties of empanadas but we chose to dine elsewhere. Worth checking out if you like trying out local beer.

Excellent large selection of beer on draught, loved the dark graham-cracker stout and the hefe…read more There's some simple seating and plants, an unassuming chill bar. The music playing the entire time absolutely banged, we were very impressed. It was old-school rock.

Love this bar! Great beers on tap, chill and friendly with plenty of room. Two tvs for sports or…read morewhatever, good wine on hand, and big windows to watch the world go by.

This is a nice cozy spot! I like the decor and the dim lighting. Modern and trendy, beautiful…read morewallpaper Came for Taco Tuesday! $3 for 3 tacos. Comes with a spicy salsa to dip or pour over. What a great deal. Thanks for offering the happy hour deals on other nights too. Garlic fries are so good, fragrant! I like that there's a TV above the bar and also projected on the bigger walls , was watching a movie while eating (no sound because other bar music was played)

We watched the World Cup Final here and it felt like such a hidden gem to stumble across this bar!…read moreThere was a karaoke / private room that you could rent in the back but it ended up being unreserved that day so we got to hang out and just enjoy the game. It was all day happy hour prices on Sunday, which was super fun. We tried the Lost and Found Wings ($10), Tom Yum Wings ($10), Mac and Cheese with Chicken ($14), and got a Pitcher of Beer ($24). The Tom Yum Wings had great flavor and the Mac and Cheese was so creamy. I would definitely come back to try the Tom Yum Mac and Cheese and more of the cocktails! I loved how it seemed like they specialized in good drinks while also serving quality food.

Ugh I love tinned fish and wine and Rampant Bottle & Bar is the best place to fulfill that…read morecraving..if that is even a craving haha. What sets this place from other bars in SF is that you can find tinned fish that they don't have anywhere else. I tried the tellowfin tuna with tomato sauce and it came with unlimited bread. The bread is addicting with the tomato sauce. I also ordered the chips and a bottle of the Hungarian wine and this came up to about 30 a person. It's a perfect place to wine down after a long work day or week and the staff are SUPER nice! It can get really busy but it is worth trying or hanging here!

I got the orange wine, and it was funky and fantastic. Both wines and beer I had were 10/10. Got…read morethe cheese plate on happy hour (4-5pm), and it was well worth it. Service was excellent, dude serving us was super personable, chill, and attentive. Ambiance was on par with Outer Richmond - chill and laid back. Will be back.

The wine and the vibes are on point. Wine is always rotating and so are the records. Don't sleep on…read moreunco franks as well. Love the pupu platter and don't forget to order a side of Mac salad

I randomly stumbled upon High Treason while walking along Clement…read more The place is decorated with big art on high ceilings and a cool wine crate wall. I enjoyed how they were spinning vinyl records and had some displayed by the bar. It's the kind of spot you can hang out in for a while without feeling rushed. I also love that they have a section where you can browse and purchase vinyl. Fun fact: during the daytime, the space operates as a café called NRG, which makes it a versatile spot to check out anytime. They offer more than just wine too, with food options and non-alcoholic beverages available. I didn't get a chance to try the food this time, but I'll definitely be back for it. The bartenders were incredibly friendly and attentive, checking in on us throughout the night and making us feel really welcome.

This is my second time coming back for bagels. I live in LA and my friend took me to The Laundromat…read morelast year for bagels and I have been dreaming about them ever since. This time, we got a dozen bagels: 8 egg everything and 5 salt (the do 13 bagels in a dozen there) We got their seasonal "garleek" spread and the "pickled onion and caper" spread. Both were fantastic. The service was excellent.

After a Google Maps mishap landed me at an actual laundromat, I finally made it to The Laundromat!…read moreMy friend and I met up around 5:30 PM to try to beat the dinnertime rush, but there was already a wait for a table. The wait wasn't too bad - we killed time by walking around the neighborhood - and we were finally seated around 6 PM. We couldn't decide on what to order so went with our server's recommendation of the mushroom pizza, and we split the kale salad to round out the meal. The kale salad was tossed with so much dressing that it resembled more of a slaw than a salad. The pizza came out next, and this was the star of the show. I've had mushroom pizza before, but nothing quite compares to The Laundromat's thick yet crispy sourdough-like crust topped with gooey cheese and buttery chanterelles. A couple of slices was more than enough for me, but the pizza reheated nicely the next day. Ambiance-wise, my friend and I were seated far apart from each other at a large table, and the restaurant was really noisy on top of that, so we had a difficult time hearing each other during our dinner conversation. Overall, though, I really enjoyed The Laundromat's pizza and would come back to try the other varieties or swing by earlier in the day for their popular bagels.

The salad was especially full of flavor with a little kick that I loved. Didn't think I would love…read morea tomato and burrata combo so much, but this was amazing! I am sensitive to diary and tried their dairy free pizza option. It was a good alternative, but I definitely missed real cheese. Nice to have the option. Great, smooth, and quick service on a Tues evening.

We were really looking forward to trying the pizza here. We came on a weekday evening and grabbed a…read morecouple of pizzas to enjoy on Ocean beach on one of the warmer SF days. We ordered the Pig in the Woods and a Margherita for our toddler. Unfortunately, both pizzas had a noticeably sour taste. At first, I thought it was the sauce, but after tasting it more carefully, I realized the dough itself had a distinctly sour and tangy flavor that we weren't expecting. It was honestly a bit off putting.

If you love wine, come to this place!!! They have an extensive list of wine to choose from and I…read moreloved every glass I tried. I typically love dry white wines and was really pleased to see they had multiple Assyrtiko wines to try. Food was amazing as well! Highly recommend their Zucchini Fritters, and Grilled Octopus as well! But my standout favorite has to be the Calabrese Pinsa! The staff was so nice too! I stayed for MANY hours hanging out with my girlfriends. We arrived at 6:30pm and stayed until closing and the staff did not rush us out even though they were already closed and cleaning up.

Looking for a nice wine bar with good food? Unwine'd is the spot! My friend had her birthday here…read moreand it was great! They were able to reserve a spot for 10 of us, we had a couple of couches to relax! They offer a robust wine list of White, Rose, Red, and Sparkling! I appreciate they broke the list down into Old World and New World. If wine's not your jam, there's also beer and other non-alcoholic drinks! Service was great and fairly attentive! For food we ordered: Spreads Platter: Three kinds of dips - Tzatziki, Taramosalata (fish roe), Melizanosalata (eggplant) Spanakopita: comes with 4 triangles Grilled Octopus: Delicious with garlic lemon EVOO dressing Lamb Riblets: Our favorite!! Great flavor! Different kinds of pizza: Perfect for sharing Overall, had a great time here and love catching up with friends while drinking some wine!

We discovered Outerlands from a surf documentary and knew we had to check it out while we were in…read morethe Sunset District. Such a cool little neighborhood spot! I was bummed we didn't have time to stay for dinner, but we grabbed seats at the bar, shared the AMAZING tomato soup and bread, and had a couple cocktails. Everyone talks about their bread being some of the best sourdough in SF, and it really is pretty amazing! I'd describe it as more of a rustic take on sourdough--warm, hearty and perfect with the soup. Loved the cozy, laid-back atmosphere and the whole vibe of this place. We will definitely be back next time for the full dinner experience!

After hearing so much about Outerlands over the years, I was excited to finally give it a try for…read morebrunch with my in laws. Unfortunately, I left feeling like the experience simply didn't justify the hype or the price. To start with the positives, the pecan brioche sticky bun was genuinely delicious. At $8 it was hard to justify the price for the size, but the flavor was excellent. The smash potatoes were also very well done, crispy, flavorful, and easily one of the better items we ordered, even if $10 felt steep for the portion. Everything else, however, left us scratching our heads. My in laws ordered the breakfast sandwich, which starts at $17 without the sausage. Adding the sausage brought it to an astonishing $23, and honestly, it was a pretty average breakfast sandwich. We all agreed we could have walked a block over to Devil's Teeth and gotten something larger, more satisfying, and nearly half the price. We also ordered the fried mortadella sandwich, which came in at $18. It tasted fine, but at the end of the day it felt like an expensive deli sandwich that didn't do enough to justify the cost. The biggest disappointment was the Dutch pancake. At $20, we expected something memorable. Instead, it arrived overcooked around the edges while the center was an absolute runny mess. It was easily the weakest dish of the meal. The dining experience itself also felt a bit strange. We were a party of five, and were asked if we'd be willing to share our table in case another group of three came in. I understand restaurants trying to maximize seating, but it made the meal feel less comfortable than we'd hoped. The saving grace of our visit was the staff. Everyone we interacted with was genuinely friendly, accommodating, and welcoming. They were the highlight of the experience and made us feel well taken care of despite our disappointment with the food. I can appreciate that Outerlands has built a loyal following over the years, but after this visit I just don't understand the hype. Between the inconsistent execution and the exceptionally high prices, it's difficult for me to justify coming back when there are so many other fantastic brunch spots in the Sunset offering better value.