San Francisco’s restaurant scene is as famous as the city’s skyline. Known for its fresh seafood, culinary diversity, and craft cocktails, San Francisco eateries offer fresh, flavorful dining in a truly charming city. From rooftop terraces to waterfront patios (and even Treasure Island restaurants), dining in San Francisco is one thing. Pick one of the best things to do in California this summer, especially one of the scenic San Francisco restaurants.
Enjoy oysters with views of the San Francisco Bay, Alcatraz Island, Golden Gate Bridge, and Bay Bridge. Enjoy dinner with a view of downtown.Or share small plates of The city skyline atop San Francisco’s tallest hotel. Options abound.
15 restaurants with a view in San Francisco
Born and raised in the Bay Area, I have enjoyed every minute I spend exploring San Francisco’s incredible culinary landscape. Here’s my local’s roundup of the best restaurants with a view in San Francisco.
1. Intercontinental Mark Hopkins
Nothing more classic Intercontinental Mark Hopkins. For a true culinary experience with the most spectacular views, head to InterContinental Mark Hopkins. Take the elevator to the 19th floor and be dazzled. With plenty of windows, you can easily appreciate his 360 degree panoramic views of the San Francisco skyline, the Gold Gate Bridge and the beautiful bay.
The night view of the city twinkling is breathtaking. InterContinental Mark Hopkins offers a full bar, specialty cocktails and appetizers. It’s perfect for a pre-dinner snack, but you can also fill up small plates and keep it all night long.
2. Mercy Restaurant
Mercy means island oasis in Old English, and that’s exactly what it is. mercy restaurant teeth! Located on Treasure Island, this casual restaurant offers (probably) the best views of the San Francisco skyline, the city’s famous bridges, and Alcatraz. This unique destination restaurant is made out of shipping containers. The fish tacos are also delicious, and they have bocce courts and putting greens.
3. Skomas
Another classic San Francisco restaurant, this waterfront restaurant is located on a working pier in the heart of Fisherman’s Wharf and has been serving locals and visitors for three generations. Equipped with its own fish receiving station, Skomas We offer 100% sustainable pier-to-plate seafood. The view while eating the fresh and delicious catch of the day is amazing. The ships in the bay look especially beautiful at dusk.
4. Rathaus
Rathaus The Fort Mason Center has beautiful giant windows with views of the East Harbor and the Golden Gate Bridge. A great place to have a great German beer with a bratwurst. The view is especially spectacular at dusk when the sky changes color over the bay.
5. Epic Steak
Like most steakhouses, epic steak A little pricey. But you get what you pay for. Acclaimed Executive Chef Park Ulrich focuses on flavor and simplicity, and the results are sensational.
Epic Steak has a variety of appetizers and seafood, all excellent, but stick to the main draw here. Steaks are cooked perfectly. The water views of the Bay Bridge and Treasure Island are just as impressive as the food.
6. Haiyang
Located in Soma, Kaiyang is a Peruvian-Japanese fusion rooftop restaurant that offers a tropical oasis of lush greenery and rich fabrics, views of the San Francisco skyline, and shareable fare. Kaiyo offers an extensive drink menu, delicious appetizers, and delicious seafood platters for two, including Japanese oysters, chorros, ceviche, seasonal shellfish, seaweed salad, edamame, and leche tigre shots. increase.
7. Mission Rock Resort
on deck Mission Rock Resort Overlooking Mission Bay, you’ll feel like you’re dining with beautiful bay views. upon water. Perfect for simple fare like burgers and fish and chips, Mission Rock Resort is also a fun spot for oyster happy hour and fresh seafood.
8. Charmaine’s Rooftop Bar and Lounge
120 feet above Market Street, on the roof of the San Francisco Proper Hotel. Charmaine’s Rooftop Bar and Lounge A must visit restaurant in San Francisco. Enjoy views of the city skyline while enjoying pork belly skewers, crispy fish he tacos, cheeseburgers and more. The patio atmosphere is chic, with black and white striped furniture, fireplaces, lots of greenery, and checkered floors.
9. Townscape
cityscape is San Francisco’s tallest skybar. With 360-degree views from the 46th floor of the Hilton in Union Square, Cityscape offers an extensive drink selection and small plates menu including cheese and charcuterie boards, shrimp cocktail, marinated olives, edamame, truffle his chips, and more. I’m here. The menu isn’t extensive, but the views are probably the best in town. Come enjoy the scenery and enjoy some refreshments.
10. Beach Chalets
Among San Francisco restaurants with great views, this restaurant has the best view of the Pacific Ocean. Located on his second floor in a large building along the Great Highway, front row seats by the windows offer beautiful California sunsets.
The entire ground floor is home to gorgeous murals from the Works Progress Administration era. Look around before heading upstairs to check in with the hostess. beach chalet Equally perfect for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
11. Hog Island Oyster Bar
San Francisco’s Ferry Building has many great restaurants, but the Hog Island Oyster Company is a classic. Patio seating is ideal, but the row bar seating is also very nice.Enjoy a meal of fresh oysters while watching the ferries come and go Outdoor Activities in San Francisco.
12. View Lounge
The iconic view lounge The San Francisco Marriott Marquis offers stunning panoramic views of San Francisco from the 39th floor. The drink menu is extensive, and dishes can be shared. Think chicken tacos, beef sliders, grilled octopus, seared wild scallops, and more.
13. Water bar
Fresh seafood, elegant outdoor patios, stunning bay views, water bar A real treat. Savor swordfish, scallops, squid and more while admiring the beauty of the Blue Bay and Bay He Bridge.
14. Reds Java House
To enjoy the impressive Bay Bridge and waterfront views without breaking the bank, try: Reds Java House. This is his one of San Francisco’s best restaurants for affordable dining with a priceless view. Perched on the water under a bridge, grab a burger and a cool drink and soak up the scenery.
15. Cavagna
Located on the 17th floor of the Luma Hotel San Francisco. Cavagna It offers great views of the San Francisco skyline to the East Bay, but the biggest advantage is its proximity to Oracle Arena. While sipping cold drinks and sharing Latin American tapas and street food, patrons can peer inside the stadium for glimpses of baseball games, concerts, and other special events.
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