Italian Restaurants in San Francisco

Original Joe’s is the quintessential, classic San Francisco dining experience. A fabric of the City for over 80 years, it is located in the heart of the historic and majestic Read more...

It doesn’t get more local than Calzone’s Pizza Cucina, in the heart of North Beach. Whether you’re sitting outside at the heated cafe tables or inside in one of the Read more...

Zingari is a Ristorante with rustic Italian soul food around house-made pastas and roasted or grilled meats and fish. With a classic aperitivo bar and live jazz everyday, Zingari is Read more...

Ristorante Firenze By Night features the best Continental Italian Cuisine in San Francisco. We have carefully selected world renown dishes from classic and novelle recipes for the enjoyment of the Read more...

L’Ottavo Ristorante has delighted locals and visitors to San Francisco for 24 years with our authentic Italian cuisine. Our small family-run restaurant feels intimate, cozy and tucked away from hectic Read more...

When the Naple-born Cantalupo family first opened their restaurant in San Francisco’s North Beach in 1935, it brought the first wood-fired brick oven to the West Coast and served closely-guarded Read more...

Voted “2018 Best Overall Restaurant” by SF Bay Guardian readers, Palio is a favorite of downtown denizens looking for the perfect spot to make a deal, travelers who appreciate Michelin Read more...

Sweeping views of the San Francisco Bay, a circular cocktail lounge, and an outdoor patio provide the perfect setting to enjoy Americano’s handcrafted, soulful Italian menu. Its culinary style is Read more...

Feeding The City since 1968. Old School Italian in the Heart of The Castro. When our historic building was built in the late 19th century, it housed a sausage factory before Read more...

Fresh seafood and classic Italian dishes served in a bustling, family-friendly atmosphere. Try the award-winning Clam Chowder or the signature dish, Cioppino. A Fisherman’s Wharf destination, owned and operated by Read more...