DoorDashed Ollei for work and wow I was so impressed! We ordered the Seafood Pancake, Beef and…read moreSeafood Tofu Soup, and the various Banchan to-go. The portions are HUGE! My tofu soup alone lasted me two meals, and it is exceptionally spiced. There is a lovely seafood broth and the tang of the Korean pepper makes this dish so comforting and warm. The Seafood Pancake was a bit dry and not fried to my preference - but came with generous amounts of squid in the pancake. Overall, enjoyed this and WILL COME BACK. It was so good!

solid korean food at the edge of russian hill…read more the portions will definitely leave you satisfied, and the broths are packed with flavor. it seems the smart way to go is to order several different small plates and share with a group. but still, their main entrees are well made and worth their value.

Great spot! We went in the bakery and grabbed a loaf of bread to go. Snacked on it as we walked…read moredown the street. I was shocked at how delicious the bread was without anything else. Next time we will eat here because the space looked amazing.

Only had a quick visit to Boudin on our last visit, but there's so many great items to choose from…read more Have been many times in the past, and have always loved it. Between the sitdown restaurant, or grabbing and going, you can't go wrong! The location is in Fisherman's Wharf and the bakery offers many delicious items! Everyone that I have encountered working there has been helpful and friendly.

Run don't walk!!!…read more If you're feeling adventurous for brunch, this is the place. Their Korean friend chicken makes a great Benedict although I prefer their Korean fried chicken wings with the sweet & spicy sauce. Their drink menu is extensive & you must try the Ube latte in some form. Ambiance is very modern with great vibes & service is extremely friendly & helpful.

Such a great brunch spot! We came across it after walking the pier…read more Food was delicious, we tried the French toast with berries, Korean fried chicken and the Blackstone Benedict with their Million Dollar Bacon. Everything came out fresh and flavorful, and the bacon was definitely worth trying!!Service was friendly and attentive and the ambience was relaxed and welcoming. There's also plenty of seating and parking. Definitely a spot I'd come back to for brunch!

Such a Nostalgic place. We stopped by after a wedding for their Famous Irish Coffee…read more It did not disappoint.. Thankyou for continuing on with this long ti.e traditional drink. It was agreat end to a really happy day.

Ambiance GREAT! Damn the bartenders are SAVAGE! They basically hate anyone that isn't a regular!…read moreWent yesterday and a slender bald guy was ours mid day. He was so taken aback. Asked, if I could have an Irish coffee to go "iced" ( they have a TO GO menu outside listed) It was 78F, I guess I had to acquiesce to the man's wishes. Hot...to go! Went again tonight (9/7) Steven was the guy I got! He said "Labor day weekend is full of amateurs" Man...They are paying your bills! When did this area become NYC? I am not from SF. I am a bartender in San Diego. I, understand your frustration and you have worked there for 5 years. We all know why we get into this business, with that being said... Deciding, to $hit on anyone that could hear you is atrocious and maybe it's time for half of those old timers to retire. This is only my experience from the bar top. Kind of made me sad as they forgot why they chose this profession. Clearly, they have lost that and have become jaded.

Fire & Ice has the ambiance of a restaurant I'd expect in an 80's arcade with bright primary…read morecolors, long booths, and a bit of a garish decor. That said, it is absolutely perfect for families looking to spend a reasonable price while being a tourist on the waterfront. I was with a friend and we just wanted drinks. I ordered an espresso martini while my friend bounced between a few drinks. Was it a strong drink? No, but it drank like adult chocolate milk and I was in love. Seriously, I thought I could not beat the price point and the delicious cocktail. And honestly I am glad it didn't pack a punch because I could drink a couple of these reasonably priced cocktails (by what I am accustomed to) and still walk around feeling relaxed and amiable. Our server initially seemed uncertain and perhaps a little exhausted. Once we explained we were here to get off our feet and drink he immediately relaxed and seemed much more open to us. A bright smile would flash across his face as he came by asking us how we were versus the downcast head he had initially. Considering the table behind us looked like a toddler decided to recreate a Jackson Pollock painting with ketchup and mustard I can only guess what happened earlier. He was lovely. I enjoyed it and while I wouldn't search it out I would t protest going back!

Save your money and walk a few blocks to Supreme Crab instead. For around the same price, they…read moreoffer AYCE Cajun seafood with crab legs, crawfish, garlic noodles, and a lot more variety. That's actually where we originally wanted to go, but unfortunately, they were closed that night. Came here for dinner on a Monday night with 2 adults and 2 kids. Most of the tables were empty, although the bar area was a little busier. I honestly don't understand how this place has such a high rating. I had been wanting to try it after seeing it all over Instagram, but unfortunately, I won't be back. Pros: Beautiful view, decent service, they cook the food right in front of you, and the concept itself is fun. Cons: The price and lack of variety. AYCE is $35 per adult and $19 per kid, which I think is outrageous for what you actually get. The options were basically a bunch of noodles, hot dogs, burger meat, shrimp, clams, and a sauce bar. For seafood, shrimp and clams were pretty much it. I really wish they offered more options because that would at least help justify the price. The noodles were also really bland. It would've been nice to have things like cheese, salad, or more toppings and proteins to make different combinations. Look at the pictures... our bill was around $130 for the four of us, and we basically ended up with four plates of noodles, hot dogs, and clams. Paying that much for what felt like mostly noodles just wasn't worth it to me. The concept has potential, but for $35 AYCE, there needs to be a lot more variety.

An amazing dining experience and server as well. His name was Jorge! He's half Italian, Portuguese,…read moreand Japanese. He's amazing and his recommendations are worth listening to. My mother was going to get the fish and chips however, Jorge said we were at the best place to eat fish and insisted on the Swordfish dish. My mom agreed and she was not disappointed. He also recommended the lobster ravioli added with shrimp and it was delicious. Definitely do not hesitate to eat the delicious sea food! Fish and chips you can get anywhere, try something new (as Jorge would say). Delicious food and a good environment. 10/10 would recommend. We waited an hour too but it easily passes by due to the amount of shops around. Thank you Jorge for the amazing service! Much love!

Had a great time tonight. Started with a great cocktail, "…read moreOld Fashion " for me and a friend, " Disaronno Sour " for my spouse. Our server " Million" was great. She was very knowledgeable of the menu, specials and wine list. Very attentive with being over bering, or hovering. The food was great as always. Had the seafood penne pasta today, it was light, elegant as well as hearty after a long day and a couple of cocktails. It hit je spot.​

I'm obsessed with their salmon bowl and order it at least twice a week. The salmon is cooked and…read moreseasoned perfectly every time (always medium, never over-cooked like how so many of the other healthy restaurants serve it). The cabbage slaw, marinated beets, tomato and cucumbers and radish offer a ton of delicious, tangy fiber, all over perfectly cooked rice. Legitimately one of the few healthy bowls in SF that truly fills you up and has a ton of protein + veggies at a decent price.

Did I order the wrong thing? I ordered a Butcher's Kofte salad delivered and the meatballs didn't…read moretaste very fresh. Kinda gamy almost. I heated the meat balls up and they still didn't taste good! Salad was fresh but the dressings were subpar. Didnt taste like much. Not sure if I'll order again!

There is something undeniably magical about a bustling Sunday afternoon in the city, especially…read morewhen you step through the doors of Little Original Joe's on Chestnut Street. From the moment we walked in, the entire space hummed with that rich, classic energy--a vibrant dance between the busy bar upfront, the lively dining room, and the open kitchen working in seamless harmony. Being seated right in the center booth gave us a front-row seat to the whole grand show, an absolute perfect vantage point to take in the warm, nostalgic atmosphere (complete with framed vintage photographs that instantly transport you back in time). Even with the Sunday rush in full swing, the hospitality was nothing short of effortless. Carlos at the host desk welcomed us with such a genuine, warm smile that any wait felt practically non-existent. There's a rare, old-school kind of care in how he handles guests--attentive, gracious, and completely unflappable despite a packed house. It's no wonder this was my fourth visit here; people like Carlos are what transform a great meal into a cherished ritual. When someone takes the extra moment to make sure you're looked after--even offering a direct connection to their Walnut Creek location for future tight reservations--you know you're in special hands. And then, of course, came the table full of pure culinary delight: Caviar + Chicken Tower ($60): The absolute showstopper of the afternoon. Crispy, golden-fried chicken paired with cool, delicate dollops of crème fraîche and rich caviar, resting atop a mountain of parmesan-dusted fries. It was indulgent, playful, and completely unforgettable. The Pizza Salad ($22) & Marry Me Farfalle ($33): Everything you want from a classic Italian-American lunch--vibrant flavors, incredible richness, and comforting soul. Drinks & Libations: Perfectly crafted from start to finish. The Watermelon Hugo Spritz ($17) was refreshing and bright, while Elena's Espresso Martini ($17) provided that smooth, decadent kick. The N.A. Citrus Spritz ($14) and a warm Cappuccino ($5) rounded out the table beautifully. Mini Bombolini ($15): A heavenly finish. Warm, pillowy Italian fried doughnuts tossed generously in sugar--the ultimate sweet high note to end a perfect Sunday feast. It was, start to finish, a deeply satisfying experience--the kind of afternoon where great food, wonderful energy, and true hospitality meet. A absolute favorite spot that never fails to impress!

It was decent but I felt a little overhyped…read more We had reservations which you need here, it gets slammed. Espresso martinis were delicious. We ordered the calamari which was decent, truffle fries, and prawn cocktail. Prawns were not cleaned properly. Everything was good but not mind blowing. Id come again to try an entree but I feel there's better places to go.

GREAT breakfast, brunch, lunch place…read more If u are staying at Kimpton Alton, Holiday Inn Express fisherman's wharf or Hotel Zoe u must go. Went once and ended up going 3 days in a row: 3 egg omelette eggs benedict florentine eggs benedict dungeness crab U get your money's worth, excellent presentation and service!

Love that place why near the courtyard hotel. A bit pricey but good food, pleasant service. Been…read moregoing there each time I visit San Francisco.Walking distance to wharf so after take a walk smell the ocean, air, see boats. I love it

Simply Amazing!! Food- delicious & generous!! Staff- friendly, fast, attentive and so adorable!!…read more We'll be back for sure!!! Sat outside, cute small side street.

Before checking out of our hotel, my girlfriend and I decided to have a Monday morning brunch at…read moreBoard & Drink at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco. The restaurant was packed at 10 AM and I knew right away that we were in for a treat. The friendly, attentive staff made Board & Drink one of the best brunch spots in the city. They also have a great menu full of amazing food and drink options to share. We were drawn to the Sweet Board for two. Served on a large wooden board, this family-style meal served up a wonderfully fresh array of berries, housemade berry butter, Nutella, pure maple syrup, and your choice of a combination of either bacon, sausage, eggs, waffles, brioche French toast, or pancakes. We decided to go with our own two styles of eggs, and share two pieces of bacon, two sausages, an order of brioche French toast and waffle. Less than 15 minutes later, our friendly waiter delivered an amazing array full of colorful and appetizing breakfast items. The entire meal was spot on and delicious. Perfectly cooked eggs, fresh, sweet berries and a tasty berry butter to spread on top of the outstanding fluffy brioche French toast and waffle. The staff were great and the fellow patrons were friendly. The whole environment had a very welcoming feeling. Bathrooms are clean and well-maintained. I'll definitely be back next time I visit SFO and if you are lucky to score a table, you're in for a treat. Enjoy!