17 Best Restaurants in San Francisco with a View

17 Best Restaurants in San Francisco with a View, San Francisco, California

The clam chowder and bread bowls are a must, as well as trying some of the restaurants in Chinatown.

You’ll get the best views at the hilltop restaurants and the restaurants down on the Wharf, which offer vastly different views.

Pier 23 Cafe is a family owned business on San Francisco’s waterfront that has been around since the 1980’s.

Here you’ll see views of Telegraph Hill from the Embarcadero, views of Treasure Island from the Beer Garden, and enjoy waterside dining on the back patio.

Fog Harbor Fish House has been named the best seafood restaurant in San Francisco and is ranked in the top 5 restaurants in San Francisco on Yelp.

At Fog Harbor Fish House you’ll enjoy views of the San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge and complimentary sourdough bread baked in-house every hour.

They serve locally sourced seafood that is dropped off daily at Pier 47 where the restaurant is located.

You can get complimentary valet parking here and validated parking for the Triangle Parking Lot down the street.

Coqueta is a restaurant on Pier 5 by chef Michael Chiarello, who also has a location in Napa Valley.

The variety of tapas and their reasonable pricing makes this a great restaurant for those that like to try a little bit of everything. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: 17 Best Restaurants in San Francisco with a View
Guide Location: USA » San Francisco
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Eva Keller
Read it on Author's Website: https://discoveringhiddengems.com/must-try-foods-in-northern-california-part-1/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
  • Pier 23 Cafe
  • Fog Harbor Fish House
  • Scoma’s
  • Coqueta
  • Crab House
  • La Mar
  • Waterfront Restaurant
  • San Francisco Marriott Marquis
  • Waterbar
  • Red Window
  • Beach Chalet
  • Red’s Java House
  • EPIC Steak
  • Top of the Mark
  • Hog Island Oyster Co.
  • Greens
  • Club Quarters San Francisco
  • The Walt Disney Family Museum

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