Not your traditional take, but still insanely good in its own way. The birria is super tender,…read morerich, and packed with flavor, while the steak stands out with a smoky mesquite taste that hits immediately. They also use halal grass-fed beef, which definitely adds to the overall quality. Service is simple and efficient--you order on a tablet when you walk in, and they call your name when it's ready. Nothing fancy, but it gets the job done without any hassle. The space itself is clean, open, and has a good amount of seating, making it easy to dine in comfortably. Definitely worth checking out if you're craving something flavorful

The birria is soooooooo good. And you MUST have the consumé with it!…read more Super tender, extremely flavourful, and nice amount of spice. The location is also super convenient right on 24th in the heart of things. I think I liked dining inside more when the interior was still the Lotería cards but, it is still cute now. The only real negative is they don't have self serve salsa anymore and asking for extra is a pain because sometimes they give you salsa rather begrudgingly.. But I will definitely enjoy a birria burrito again soon!

Delicious! Hearty meals to be had here. The musakhan is a spiced chicken dish served with roasted…read morepine nuts, pita, and caramelized onions. I loved how juicy the chicken was and the crisp yet soft pita. Apparently this dish they claim is usually not found in restaurants so it was pretty special to eat it. I will be back to try more!

I love Beit Rima, they make incredible food every time. My husband and I don't even bother sharing…read moreanymore because we like a whole plate to ourselves! On our most recent visit we stopped by with our baby, grabbed a table during his naptime and feasted. My go to is the Chicken Shish Tawook Plate served with charred peppers/onions, hummus, rice, and half pita. The chicken is amazing, it's so flavorful and always cooked to perfection. I also love their Mezze Sampler which comes with lebna, muhammara, baba ganoush, hummus, pickles, and falafel. This location is a bit bigger with more tables than their Cole Valley location. Highly recommend Beit Rima at either location if you're craving Mediterranean in the city.

The steak and fries are definitely the stars of the show, but the "Triple Threat" drink really…read morecompletes the experience. It captures that nostalgic, sweet profile that tastes remarkably like a white gummy bear--deliciously fruity and dangerously easy to drink. The cocktail features a chili-salted rim that adds a nice kick, cutting through the sweetness of the drink and the richness of the steak perfectly. It's a great balance of playful flavors and sharp presentation. Between that perfectly tender, juicy steak, the flavor-soaked fries, and a drink that hits that sweet spot so well, Kinara is proving to be one of the best dining spots in San Francisco. It's a high-energy meal where every component actually lives up to the hype.

Was going to a show at the Masonic and hit a parade for Chinese new year. Got there a bit late but…read morethey were very accommodating. Had the Nihari which was my least favorite. Had good flavors but the meat had way too much fat. The chapli kebab was also fine. Then tava chicken was fantastic. So flavorful and perfectly made. The chicken 69 was also fantastic. Crispy yet soft inside. Then service and ambiance were good. Formal. Very much higher end for a Pakistani place. I enjoyed it and will be back.

This place always looked crowded and I added my name to the waitlist on yelp before heading over,…read moreby the time I arrived I was ready to be seated! We saw outside and it was thankfully not cold in the parklet, it definitely blocked all the wind and I felt nice and cozy. Everything was pretty affordable and delicious. We shared the mushroom soup and they split it for us into two bowls. It was delicious, not heavy, and the lemon complimented it nicely. It was very warming and tasty. We also got the meatball wrap, which was quite big and tasty, and came with some super crispy potatoes. It also came with some tzatziki which was great. Lastly, we shared the sunrise combo. The eggs and the pancakes were fluffy and not too sweet, went well with the yogurt and blueberries. Overall, everything was great and pretty good in price. I would come back and try other items on the menu as everything looked great!

Parking here is no joke We circled around for almost 20 mins before giving up and parking at our…read morefriend's place 6 blocks away. It was pretty busy for their Sunday brunch. We ended up sitting in their outdoor area on the sidewalk, which was fine because there were heaters. My partner and I shared the Turkish meatball wrap and that was amazing, especially with the sauces it came with. Our friends ordered the Turkish breakfast, menemen, turlu omelet, and the sunrise combo, and everything looked so yum. We also ordered a few Turkish teas. I've heard Lokma is known for their traditional Turkish dinner dishes, but my friend mentioned the brunch menu is a little less traditional. Definitely want to come back to try their dinner menu next time!

Cant wait to come here again! Theyre open late - perfect for a late night bite, and quite popular…read morefor a random Tuesday. They have all of classic korean late night staples (corn cheese, short rib, fried chicken) The food comes out incredibly quick! And the service is attentive. It can get pretty loud here as the resturant echos, but has a very cozy vibe The 10 piece fried chicken has alot of meat, with sauce on the side to take it to go easily. The corn cheese comes out piping hot. And the short rib portion is great for 2 people to share

This place is pretty good. It was empty when we got there on Thursday but was packed by 5:30pm. I…read morelove a good soft tofu soup. Definitely recommend. Here's what we got: 1. $1 Korean tea. This tea is probably still sizzling hot it was so dang hot we could barely drink it. 2. bulgogi - it's chopped up so a bit different than how I've eaten it before. I wish it was a bit more whole. Feels like you're eating ground beef (texture wise). 3. Chicken wings- good. Crispy and hot. We got the sauce on the side and we preferred without sauce. 4. Soft tofu soup- so good!!!!! Service was definitely fast and the food too. Not crazy about plastic water containers but definitely is convenient for the table but I prefer some nice ice cold water. I would definitely come back for a mellow bite to eat or even dressing up for a cute date.

Went for lunch last Saturday around 11:15 AM and we were seated on the patio. Everything on the…read moremenu looked interesting and, after getting a few recommendations from our server, we decided to share the Jerusalem Breakfast and the chicken wrap. The breakfast comes with several small dishes and dips served with pita bread, while the wraps are large and generously filled. Both dishes were absolutely delicious, especially the hummus and the flavorful chicken inside the wrap. The restaurant is close to the Mission District and, from the outside, it might not immediately catch your attention, but it is definitely worth trying. The service was also excellent, and the ambience made the experience even better.

OMGGG food at Freekeh was AMAZING!!! I ordered Jerusalem breakfast with Suzuk. Everything was fresh…read morebeautifully presented!! Service - was great! Ambiance - beautiful and spacious! Location is right crossed a street from Roxie theater. Great place to dine before/after the movies!! I Highly recommend and definitely would go back!!

i went to burma love incidentally during sf restaurant week and was pleasantly surprised by the…read moregreat menu! i got to try many things with my party and everything was great. my favorites were the tea leaf salad (classic), mango chicken (not sure how i hadn't tried this before because it was incredible), and the fried banana milk (i dont even like banana and this was insane). the curry and shan noodles were just ok. service was good at first but as the restaurant started filling up it was more difficult to get our server's attention. ambiance is standard. definitely recommend burma love and will be back again!

Burma love is one of a handful of restaurants in the same group of restaurants/owned by the same…read moregroup serving Burmese food. The service here is night and day compared to Burma superstar. The service here is exponentially better, the staff is super friendly, incredibly attentive, and they make everyone feel very welcomed. The food on the other hand just is not great. Yes this place is always packed apparently, and it may be out of convenience. I found that everything that we ordered with the exception of the coconut rice fell flat. This is one of those moments that hurt your heart because I want to give them huge accolades, but it's just not there. We ordered the platha. It was tasty, but it also did not taste super fresh. The dipping sauce that it comes with (opted for chicken) and kept digging around the small bowl to find pieces of chicken that were nonexistent. The up charge of a dollar for the chicken dipping sauce that did not have chicken in it super disappointing. The sauce was tasty, but definitely not worth the up charge. Our server encouraged us to get the tea salad, which is definitely something. Someone should try if you've never had it before. The mixture of fresh veggies, the light sauce and the herbs, make for a very fresh bite. I would've been thrilled if late shredded chicken could be added to this for a different style dish. It would be super tasty. The salad was good, but not my style, but everyone else enjoyed it. We ordered the beef curry and the coconut rice. I absolutely want to emphasize how incredible the staff is. Their service and attentiveness absolutely should be acknowledged over and over again. The coconut rice at this location is exponentially better than at the other restaurant that we tried. This was a combination of light, fluffy, and absolutely flavorful delicious rice. The beef curry was incredibly disappointing. The beef was well done not done well. It was tough, overly chewy, and the flavor profile was just not good. It was missing something and even the light curry broth that the meat was sitting in well, good wasn't fantastic. The drinks seem pricier here, and the mango lassie, while good, was just OK. It tasted more like watered down mango. For dessert, we tried the black rice. This is definitely worth trying. It's a heavier dessert and probably a bit much after what felt like an uncomfortable dinner. The coconut sauce that it's sitting in is delicious and I can see why so many people enjoy it, and maybe if the strawberries were tastier the combination of all of the flavors may have made a difference. I definitely think it's something worth trying, but maybe elsewhere, or with different items for dinner.

Best breakfast burrito I have ever tried. Do yourself a favor and add the $3 brisket. The wet eggs…read moreand avocado combo and the crispy edges of tortilla were very delicious. You can probably the orange cream coffee though, it wasn't bad but the burrito was pretty rich already so maybe a soda or something more light would've balanced the early morning meal! Definitely would introduce this spot to friends.

The BEST caesar wrap in the city!!…read more First off it was so quick & easy to order with decent pricing. You get a huge caesar salad wrap that has the PERFECT amount of dressing and it's so crunchy and it comes out so quick so you can enjoy it FRESH! It also comes with bbq potato chips which were really good. My friend and I decided to drive 10 minutes down the street to Crissy Beach to sit on the beach, look at the golden gate bridge, and then enjoy our wrap on the beach! It's a small and cute little shop with not a big seating area but the ambiance definitely gives city girl vibes! I will definitely be back to try other things on the menu :)

Cracked & Batter is such a gem. Not only is it halal, but the food is genuinely incredible. The…read morefried chicken was completely out of this world -- perfectly seasoned, crispy, flavorful, and honestly some of the best I've had. Paired with their waffles, it was the perfect sweet and savory combination. We also tried the egg sandwich and the eggs were unbelievably fluffy -- absolutely to die for. Beyond the food, what really makes this place special is that it's Palestinian-owned and run by the sweetest family. You can truly feel the warmth and care they put into both the food and the experience. Supporting a wonderful family business and getting amazing food at the same time? Easy 5 stars.

We went in on Mother's Day around 2 PM and had a 30 min wait as the restaurant cleared out for…read moreclosing. They have an extensive menu with a lot of chicken breakfast varieties. We started off with the hummus plate and it was just okay - too much hummus for the pita but can't complain. For mains, everything was just okay. I was expecting the Nashville chicken sandwich to be spicier and saucier but it was quite bland. Chicken and waffles had good waffles but chicken was just okay and again not too flavorful. What really did stand out though was the cherry blossom latte - so good!

Parking structure right next door makes parking easy...or you can find parking on the street…read more Service is quick and fresh. Location is small which makes it perfect for grab and go. But they have tables and seats to eat there as well. Their wings are to die for! Bar always raves about how these are better than Wing Stop...the spicy lemon proper is the best! And their ranch is really good! Brother location in Fremont.

A few friends and I were walking around downtown and wanted a snack. We thought of this spot for…read morewings. Can't say no when it comes to wings! We've tried Halal Wings Plus a few times before throughout the years and it was always a pretty solid choice. The neighborhood is a bit shady, so beware of your surroundings and watch where you're stepping, cuz you don't wanna be stepping on sh** or b@rf! The menu is above the cashier, so you just order and pay up front and get the receipt with your order number. They'll call the number out when it's ready. I think there's roughly 8-10 tables, if you decide to dine in. ***OUR PICKS*** We ordered 20 wings with 2 flavors. LEMON PEPPER CHICKEN WINGS ~ lots of pepper flavor but the lemon did not shine. And the chicken meat inside didn't seem marinated and tasted bland. It probably would be better if they added lemon juice after it was cooked or had given us some lemons to squeeze over the chicken before we dug in. 3.5/5 MANGO HABANERO CHICKEN WINGS ~ the sauce was spicy and tangy sweet, but it doesn't seem like they marinate their wings. It's only the sauce that gives the chicken flavor. 3.5/5 The wings aren't at all crispy. And flavor was ok and could have been better. But what was off-putting was the smell of the wings after we boxed it up and took it home! It had this gamey chicken smell as if it was old chicken. At least none of us got sick, but I'll think twice about revisiting.