Outside Dining Restaurants in San Francisco

Originally founded in 1893, Schroeder’s longstanding history, friendly atmosphere and convenient downtown location has made the Bavarian inspired beer hall a favorite of San Francisco residents and business professionals for Read more...

Established in 1994, Working Girls’ Cafe has been Serving San Francisco’s Financial and SOMA districts their breakfast, lunch and catering orders.   We offer an  extensive list of gourmet and Read more...

Chinese restaurant in the Mission founded by chef Danny Bowien and featuring innovative dishes such as kung pao pastrami and salt cod fried rice. Was recognized as one of “The Read more...

Perry’s on the Embarcadero is a sleek waterfront outpost of the Union Street original, following the same combination of all-American favorite fare and comfortable, welcoming service that Perry’s first made Read more...

Opening the doors in 2009 in the heart of the mission in San Francisco, flour and water continues to showcase a menu influenced by regional traditions throughout Italy with Northern Read more...

For over 20 years, the Beach Chalet Brewery & Restaurant has been a favorite dining spot for thousands of guests as they experience San Francisco. Whether you’re a local Bay Read more...

Nari is a contemporary Thai restaurant, infusing heritage recipes with a modern Californian sensibility.   View menus   Our name “Nari – นารี – is from the Sanskrit-derived Thai word Read more...

Located in the heart of the Fillmore, Chefs David and Serena Fisher have partnered with Hi Neighbor Hospitality Group to bring an innovative restaurant to a classic San Francisco neighborhood. Read more...

Roccos Cafe has been serving homestyle Italian and traditional American Breakfast, lunch and dinner for over 30 years!   Late night menu Thursday – Saturday served 10pm – 2am Read more...

Top Quality Meals at Value Prices Est. 1955   Tad’s Famous Steak – bone-in New York Steak, char-grilled and served with herb butter Tad’s Wings – light and crispy chicken Read more...