📍 Jackson Square, San Francisco

Michael & Lindsay Tusk's Jackson Square flagship, widely considered one of America's finest tasting menus. A hushed, chandelier-lit dining room where every course is a small th...

The standard by which every Greek taverna in America gets measured. A roaring fireplace in the main room, whole branzino butterflied tableside, lamb chops with lemon and oregano th...

Michael Tusk's casual Italian sister to Quince, sharing a wall and a kitchen philosophy. Wood-fired pizzas, hand-rolled pastas, and a rotisserie that never stops turning — all at a...

Michael and Lindsay Tusk's (Quince, Cotogna) Parisian cave à manger, reopened in late 2024 and now the chicest seat in Jackson Square. Stand at the zinc bar with a glass of natural...

Brad Kilgore's first San Francisco venture -- an 'Itameshi' concept blending Italian technique with Japanese precision. Housemade pasta meets dashi, truffle hits pan-fried rice. Bo...

Columbus Avenue saloon serving pre-Prohibition classics in a room that genuinely feels 1907. Brass, pressed tin, a long bar, and bartenders in waistcoats making Pisco Punches and S...

Through an alley in the old Barbary Coast, Bix's neon sign and two-story supper-club room feel like a 1940s San Francisco that never quite ended. White-jacketed service, live jazz ...

Prix fixe California cuisine in Jackson Square: a four-course menu with a focus on seasonal pasta, built for neighborhood regulars who want something seriously good without the cer...

A Pan-Latin kitchen and full cigar lounge tucked into the Jackson Square Historic District on Montgomery Street — rare combo in any city, stranger and better here. Evenings lean in...

A Jackson Square pub built atop the hull of a 19th-century sailing ship buried beneath Pacific Ave — San Francisco's waterfront used to be right here. Draft beers and pub grub with...