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Abacá

Abacá

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4.3 826 Google reviews

+1 415 486 07 882700 Jones St, San Francisco, California 94133 · Fisherman's Wharf

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2700 Jones St, San Francisco, California 94133

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About

ABACÁ is a contemporary Filipino-Californian restaurant located inside the Kimpton Alton Hotel in San Francisco, California, offering a refined dining experience inspired by Filipino heritage and Northern California’s seasonal ingredients. Led by Chef Francis Ang, ABACÁ brings together tradition, creativity, and thoughtful execution in a welcoming, modern setting. We feature an elevated menu highlighting Filipino-inspired cuisine, fresh seafood, thoughtfully crafted entrées, handcrafted cocktails, and curated wine selections, along with breakfast, brunch, and dinner service. Each dish reflects a balance of cultural roots and modern culinary techniques.

Amenities

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible restroom
Wheelchair accessible seating

Hours

Monday: 7 to 10 AM
Tuesday: 7 to 10 AM
Wednesday: 7 to 10 AM
Thursday: 7 to 10 AM
Friday: 7 to 10 AM
Saturday: 8 AM to 1:30 PM
Sunday: 8 AM to 1:30 PM

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