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

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.

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.

You can buy someone a gift from Dandelion in the Ferry Building or you can just get some hot chocolate for yourself. Your call.

Aside from some of the best cuts in town, Golden Gate Meat Company in the Ferry Building makes great sandwiches.

Stock up for some sort of cheese party at Cowgirl Creamery in the Ferry Building, or go to their stand next door if you want something to eat now.

Go to Angler on the Embarcadero for seafood and wild game cooked over a wood-burning fire.