Awesome place and wonderful staff!…read more We came to Cured after meaning to go for some time, and can't wait to go back! As it was our first visit, we got the full download on the menu. Recommend getting between 5-7 dishes depending on how hungry you are. Went with the mussels, oysters, albacore, king salmon, and the star of the show, the bluefin tuna cowboy style. Every dish was beautifully plated with its own complex and distinct flavors. The servers do a great job of timing the dishes just right once you're ready for the next one. We wish we had more room in our stomach to try more dishes from the menu.

Finally decided to try Cured Fish Bar for happy hour and dinner. We walked in on a Friday and…read moreordered multiple items to share between 2 people. I recommend making a reservation just in case since seating is limited. Some of our favorite bites were the anchovy toast and the seafood chowder. The total bill was over $100 and neither of us were particularly that full, just satiated enough. I don't recommend coming here for a full dinner if you're hungry or have a large party. You can definitely get full, but it will cost you! It's a nice appetizer/happy hour spot as a precursor though. Overall it was a nice experience and we'd stop by again to explore any new menu additions!

As a devoted and doting consumer for years, I need to say that this is my favorite raw/living foods…read morecompany! I absolutely love Living Tree Community Foods! The quality of the products is second to none, i.e. the almond butter is the best among any brand I've ever tasted, and the seeds, spices, honey, cacao, coconut butters, sugars, grains, nuts and oils that I have ordered have all been extremely fresh and vibrant-tasting. Even though the products had to be shipped across the country from the West to the East coast to reach my door, they always arrive undamaged and taste like they have just been harvested. I wish I lived in Berkeley because then I would be begging for a job at LTC! From the bottom of my heart, thank you for helping educate and supply the healthiest living foods so that we all can live a long and healthy life!

Lake Baikal Siberian Pine Nut Butter - Alive & Organic…read more I am a real nut and seed butter lover. I have tried many. I am also a pine nut fan. I make pesto weekly, with fresh organic basil and organic extra virgin olive oil. Sometimes, I eat pine nuts as a snack. I had never heard of Siberian Pine Nuts until I came upon this delicacy. This is a real treat. It has the most delicate buttery, creamy, slightly sweet and complex taste. It was very hard to put the spoon down. This is perfect for dipping fruit, spreading on toast, for adding to a smoothie or making pesto; but I honestly wouldn't. This is a real indulgence on its own. I absolutely recommend this product. It's raw, organic, made by an amazing company; it's a real sensory experience. True delicacy!

A sunset neighborhood staple, Judahlicious features vegan, raw vegan, and healthy foods that are…read morenourishing as much as they are good for you! It was never my go-to vegan establishment, as I like my food cooked, fried, hot, and fatty. (And I am fully vegan!) But I appreciate and understand the need to provide options to all kinds of vegans ;) Now that I have moved to the Sunset, I can come here more often as it was a trek to get to from the East Side of town. This past visit, I tried: -Crunch Wrap: filling, warm, crunchy, and fresh! I added habanero salsa on top for a spicy bite. -Acai Waffle: Would never think to combine these 2 food items together, but somehow it works. Warm waffle bites with cold acai and crunchy pistachios on top. Seating is limited, but tables open up quickly.

Judahlicious is a vegan restaurant way out in the outer Sunset district of San Francisco. Long on…read moreour list, we were nearby and got some food. They are well known for their juices and acai bowls, which we'll have to go back for. Only 3.7 stars on Yelp. A Green Business and place a high emphasis on Sustainability and Local food sourcing. 4.5 on Google, Yelp 3.7. Safety Pluses - Online menu, Delivery services available, online ordering. Food Review: Acai Bowl ($11) Açaí, Banana, Blueberry, with Pumpkin Flax Granola is reasonably priced but didn't include blueberries. Tall to go glass with lots of purplish acai. You need to pay for other add-ons. This is ok, I prefer Palmetto's version. 8/10 Buttermilk biscuit ($6) was huge, but that was the only thing positive. Dry, dense, lacked flavor. 5/10 Exodus ($16) A fragrant and flavorful fried rice. Basmati rice cooked with mixed veggies in coconut oil and tamari Sauce. Topped with marinated kale, sprouts, hemp seed, and vegan walnut parmesan. This could have easily cost over $20 downtown. Rich flavor and hearty rice dish. 9/10 Soup Mahendra (Full $12) is their signature soup. Cauliflower, green lentils, potato, sweet potato, and spice medley. Topped with marinated kale and vegan walnut parmesan. Reasonable size for a soup with lots of ingredients. 9/10 Overall - Good Food - Good Decor - Good Service - Good Value - Very Good Would we come back - Maybe

New location is at Campbell Pizza!…read more 3393 Winchester Blvd, Campbell, CA 95008 Come try some of the best Mariscos in the Bay Area! Super clean, quick, and fresh seafood. Variety of food options and micheladas. I recommend checking this place out if you want to get some ceviche. 5/5 all day. It's inside Campbell pizza so just walk in!

FOOD WAS AMAZING!! First time coming and OMG everything was super fresh!!!. Hidden spot just look…read moreup Campbell pizza

this place was amazing. They had an amazing show on with dancers and live music. The saltenas was…read moreso good.

Words alone can't capture the depth of what Peña Pachamama offers. Nestled in the heart of San…read moreFrancisco, this place is not just a venue -- it's a heartbeat. A living, breathing celebration of history, legacy, and indigenous roots, Peña Pachamama stands tall as a beacon calling people -- especially Native and South American communities -- back to their heritage. From the moment you enter, you're enveloped in vibrant color and rhythm. The ambience is electric yet sacred, filled with intention and spirit. The menu, mostly vegan and raw, feels like an extension of the earth -- wholesome, healing, and deeply rooted in Pachamama herself. But the soul of Peña Pachamama lies in its performances. Dancers move with raw emotion, blending the passion of tango and flamenco with indigenous rhythms. You're not just watching -- you're part of it. The performers often invite the audience to join, blurring the line between spectator and participant in the most joyful way. The instruments, many of South American origin, carry ancient vibrations. Before each performance, there's an introduction -- not just of the dance or music, but of the why. The significance. The roots. It's a moving reminder that in today's world, inclusion must mean honoring those who've been forgotten too long. What stands out most is the deep respect they give to the culture, the traditions, and the artists -- not as entertainment, but as sacred carriers of heritage. Every gesture, every note, every step is offered with reverence. This isn't just entertainment -- it's cultural reclamation. It's spiritual. It's personal. The mousse here is absolutely exquisite -- a masterclass in texture, temperature, and consistency. Every spoonful felt like silk on the palate. Truly mind-blowing. I also had the lasagna, and it was exceptional. Vegetarian lasagna is a rare find done right, but this one hit every note -- rich, hearty, and deeply satisfying without being heavy. It's comfort food elevated with finesse. The entire platter was beautifully presented and thoughtfully composed. Every element felt intentional, and together they created a meal that was both nourishing and exciting. As someone who seeks out vegetarian options, this was a standout experience -- one I'd gladly return for. Bonus: Marilyn Monroe once graced this space. So did several Grammy-winning artists. But what makes Peña Pachamama iconic is not who's been -- it's what it continues to be.

Delicious and fresh. Always very kind and friendly staff. Website listed is wrong so I posted…read morean updated menu. I love the crackers and dips when they have them.

The pollinator smoothie was delicious with lots of flavor. The store offers a couple of seating…read moreindoors and outdoors. The menu includes both juice and smoothie options to choose from. I will definitely be stopping by again when I'm in the area.

Food was delicious, service was a disappointment. We felt completely ignored, items were forgotten…read moreand I paid by phone and was questioned on the way out. Fortunately I photographed the receipt payment. It ruined the experience for me especially since the food was so good.

Waterbar is a must visit every time I'm in the bay. This was my third visit, and it never…read moredisappoints. The oysters are always fresh, the seafood is consistently delicious, and the cocktails hits! One of my favorite things about Waterbar is the ambiance. There's a stunning aquarium in the middle of the dining room, and the views of the waterfront, piers, and bridges make for an unforgettable dining experience. Come during a sunset and be truly wowed! It does get pretty busy, so expect a wait, especially during peak lunch/dinner hours. Smaller parties will probably have better luck getting seated sooner.