Private Dining Restaurants in San Francisco

Dumpling Kitchen offers excellent quality meals and invites you to try our delicious food. The key to our success is simple: providing quality consistent food that tastes great every time. Read more...

Imperial Palace Restaurant, once called the Golden Dragon in the 1970s, is one of the first Chinese restaurant to open up in San Francisco Chinatown. Golden Dragon now known as Read more...

Shaws is a San Francisco institution, having been in business since 1931 serving Mitchell’s ice cream, old-fashioned candy, fudge and homemade chocolates and confections. Under new ownership, Shaws received a Read more...

Heritage Restaurant and Bar is located in inner Richmond District, San Francisco, California on Clement Street. The menu features farm fresh ingredients and the menu is always changing. Heritage is Read more...

We specialize in a wide option of saucy smash burgers. All of our sauces are uniquely designed to have different Asian flavors as well as common American favorites! Our aim is Read more...

Get the feel of the authentic San Francisco waterfront. Originally a bait shop in the 50’s, The Ramp, a well-kept locals secret, has developed into a popular destination for dining, Read more...

Live seafood, lobster and crab cooked according to your taste. Affordable prices, comfortable seating, amazing Chinese food.   Banquet Space and private rooms with Karaoke available.   Lunch Specials   Family Read more...

Oaxaqueño & Salvadoran Restaurant located in the Mission. Large private patio behind the restaurant available for outside dining and private parties.     Read more...

Located on Fisherman’s Wharf featuring authentic South Indian cuisine wrapped in a unique dining experience. We prepare modern Indian dishes on our menu, Chennai Kings specializes in exotic soup, idly, Read more...

Have you had your Clam Juice today?” Uniquely San Francisco, The Old Clam House is the City’s oldest restaurant serving quality seafood and spirits in the same location since 1861. Read more...