Clubhouse Restaurant | Golden Gate Golf Course

Cozy neighborhood diner for American classics, beer & wine in low-key digs with vintage accents.

4250 Clement St Bldg 7

At the Crepevine we take great pride in providing the freshest, healthiest, ingredients we can buy, such as organic, fair-trade coffee, ocean raised Canadian salmon, and 100% natural beef that has never been given any antibiotics or hormones. Most of our fruits and vegetables are purchased from local farmers and growers. We use 100% Grade A pure maple syrup. All of our dressings and sauces are made from scratch in our own kitchen, including our pancake mix. The Crepevine was built and created by our family to be a gathering place for families, friends, professionals and students. In our menu, you will always find something exciting to eat; and certainly, our youngest guests will never be disappointed.

Family owned and operated in the inner Richmond. The best German beer in the city!

First owner is from Tennessee.

No-frills American joint focused on buffalo-meat steaks & burgers, among other gourmet options.

The Cypress Grill at TPC Harding Park has a breathtaking view of Lake Merced as well as the signature 18th hole of Harding Park course. The Cypress Grill’s menu features modern American cuisine and serves lunch. Dining at the Cypress Grill will be no less exceptional than the rest of your experience at TPC Harding Park. Should you get hungry during your round of golf, the ULTRA Turn on the Harding Park Course is available for quick stop refueling between holes. ULTRA Turn menu includes sandwiches, hotdogs, breakfast items and also sells sodas, beers and other snacks. ULTRA Turn’s hours of operation are 8 am to 4 pm daily.

San Francisco’s Oldest Breakfast House More than just a diner, it’s a piece of San Francisco history. Originally an actual butcher shop at the turn of the century, the store reopened after the 1906 earthquake as part of the city’s rebuilding. While most “pork stores” are an East Coast thing — think New Jersey, and even HBO’s Sopranos’ Satriale’s Pork Store — San Francisco had its own. In the 1970s, a long-forgotten stained-glass window with the words “Pork Store” was rediscovered, inspiring its rebirth as a breakfast house. Since then, for nearly 50 years and under one family’s ownership, it’s been serving locals and visitors alike.