Head to Acme Bread Company in the Ferry Building for some of the best bread in the city.

Angler on the Embarcadero is a seafood restaurant that lets you feel like a mega-billionaire for the night without having to spend a ton.

Hog Island Oyster Bar gives spectacular view and dripping fresh seafood.

Looking for a last minute reservation for a big group on a Saturday night? That’s a daunting task. Fog City enters the pantheon of great places you can get into.

Boulette's Larder does one thing, and it does it damn well: classy breakfast. Bring your mom for killer eggs and a nice view.

Getting a burger at Gott’s Roadside is one of the best reasons to go to the Ferry Building.

Red’s Java House is a classic SF stop off for a burger and a cold beer in the Embarcadero.

The Embarcadero location of The Plant is a prime spot to grab a healthy lunch.

Some restaurants that have been around a long time feel like ageless classics. The Slanted Door feels more like an aged classic.

Waterbar on the Embarcadero is a great place to bring clients for raw shellfish and other seafood.

Fort Point Ferry Building is a small brewery on the Embarcadero that’s perfect when you want a quick beer.

Harborview Restaurant & Bar is a dim sum place in the Embarcadero Center where you should bring as many people as possible.

Hi Dive is an old-school bar on the Embarcadero with bay views and standard bar fare.

Stop by Prather Ranch: American Eatery in the Ferry Building for huge burgers and fries doused in chili that could feed a family of eight.

When you need soft serve, you really need it, and Gott’s Soft Serve in the Ferry Building makes some of the best around.

Out The Door is a good place to grab some spring rolls or pork buns for lunch if you work around the Ferry Building.