Verjus
North Beach • $$$
Candlelit French wine bar where hearty bistro fare meets dance-floor energy. Expect packed rooms, natural wines, and standout dishes like the jammy Boursin omelet and crispy duck confit.
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North Beach • $$$
Candlelit French wine bar where hearty bistro fare meets dance-floor energy. Expect packed rooms, natural wines, and standout dishes like the jammy Boursin omelet and crispy duck confit.
Pier 70
A 19th-century shipyard reborn as a waterfront hangout where craft beer, warm pastries, and padel courts share a beautifully restored industrial space.
Outer Richmond • $
San Francisco's pioneering alcohol-free bar serves craft NA cocktails built around adaptogens and nootropics for a different kind of buzz. Sip a Destroyer of Bad Vibes one block from Ocean Beach.
Noe Valley
A cozy Noe Valley brunch spot where the signature sourdough waffle gets the s'mores treatment—toasted marshmallow fluff and chocolate syrup—and the crispy smashed potatoes steal the show.
Mission District • $$
Judy Kahn's buttery biscuits make the ideal breakfast sandwich bun at this Mission bakery. Build your own with eggs, cheese, proteins, and spreads, or grab a flaky croissant and coffee to go.
Outer Sunset • $$
Vegan comfort food steps from Ocean Beach: fluffy French Toast Sticks, hockey puck-sized Hash Cakes smothered in "cheese" sauce, and hearty breakfast burritos served all day.
Sundays at 11am
Birch & Rye · Noe Valley • $$$
Noe Valley's caviar-filled Sunday brunch feels luxurious without the boozy chaos. Expect Kaluga caviar-topped omelets, duck fat potatoes, and thoughtful vegan options—all ordered à la carte in a bright, woody space.
December 13 at 11:30am +5
Feinstein's at the Nikko · Union Square • $79
Spend your Sunday swaying to Motown classics with a mimosa in hand. This monthly brunch pairs a buffet with bottomless bubbles and a live tribute concert by Top Shelf Classics.
Mission District • $$
A sprawling Turkish breakfast spread with housemade Kasar cheese, warm Simit, and honey-drizzled Kaymak served in a plant-filled boho space. The weekend-only feast feeds two (or a family) with abundant mezze, breads, and eggs.
Cow Hollow • $$
This counter-service spot has San Franciscans lining up for halal breakfast burritos and that viral Chicken Caesar Wrap stuffed with lemon pepper chicken and plenty of tart dressing.
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Fri Nov 13, 8am
Brenda's French Soul Food · Tenderloin
$$
Fri Nov 13, 8am
Brenda's French Soul Food · Tenderloin
$$
Sat Nov 14, 12pm
Palace Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, San Francisco · Transbay
Sat Nov 14, 12pm
St. Mary's Pub · St. Mary's Park
$
Sat Nov 14, 11am
DACHA Kitchen & Bar · Lower Nob Hill
Free
Sun Nov 15, 11am
San Francisco Proper Hotel · Tenderloin
Sun Nov 15, 11am
San Francisco Proper Hotel · Tenderloin
Sun Nov 15, 11am
San Francisco Proper Hotel · Tenderloin
Sun Nov 15, 7am
Palace Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, San Francisco · Transbay
Sun Nov 15, 11am
Chicken Fried Palace · Mission District
Free
Mon Nov 16, 10am
The Food Pavilion · Hunters Point
$
Fisherman's Wharf
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Produce Market
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Russian Hill
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Embarcadero
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Inner Richmond
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Potrero Hill
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Fisherman's Wharf
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Bayview District
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Cow Hollow
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Holly Park
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Union Square
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Mission Bay
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Russian Hill
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The Castro
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Financial District
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Dogpatch
Mission District
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Silver Terrace
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Outer Sunset
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Union Square
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Apparel City
Little Saigon
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Fisherman's Wharf
$179
Union Square
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Noe Valley
Inner Sunset
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Noe Valley
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Marina District
Inner Richmond
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Inner Richmond
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Nob Hill
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Hayes Valley
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Potrero Hill
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South of Market
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Financial District
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Civic Center
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Western Addition
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Haight-Ashbury
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Excelsior
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New Conservatory Theatre Center is worth checking for intimate productions and queer stories. For an evening built around dancing, look at the programme at Madrone Art Bar. Pick the production or music first; the room is only half the decision.
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