Italian Restaurants in San Francisco

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...

Since 1946, Capurro’s Restaurant has been family owned and operated. Capurro’s offers a traditional Fisherman’s Wharf menu reminiscent of our Italian heritage. Serving lunch and dinner we feature only the Read more...

Poesia’s musts are the pasta – all made fresh in-house. We work with sustainable and local ingredients when possible, changing the menu based on the season. Old classic recipes are Read more...

Meaning “goldsmith” in Italian, Orafo brings a tradition of craftsmanship to every dish and cocktail while paying tribute to San Francisco’s Gold Rush past. From fresh-made pastas, to locally sourced Read more...

Located on the corner of Montgomery and Pacific Avenues in San Francisco’s historic Jackson Square, Cotogna is an Italian restaurant known for housemade pastas, spit-roasted and grilled meats, and seafood Read more...

The Most Authentic Italian Food In San Francisco. Luisa’s Restaurant Wine Bar On Guerrero is Luisa’s newest location with traditional Italian restaurant.  Luisa has combined her family recipes into her Read more...

Step off the bustling streets of Union Square and into a glamorous, coastal Italian getaway. Corzetti is a Ligurian restaurant and bar that evokes summers spent on the Italian Riviera Read more...

A favorite in the Cow Hollow neighborhood, Rose’s Café is a hangout for locals who bask in the sun at sidewalk tables, duck inside for a cappuccino, or stay for Read more...

Scoma’s, located perfectly on the San Francisco Bay, is one of the most iconic restaurants in the city, having opened in 1965. Since then, the restaurant has provided the freshest, Read more...

Restaurant Quince serves California contemporary cuisine guided by Chef Michael Tusk’s lifelong respect for seasonality, terroir and artisanal producers. While his culinary foundation is grounded in the principles of Italian Read more...