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505 Parnassus Ave 2nd floor

Ironwoods Bar & Grill is located in the clubhouse of the Presidio Golf Course. Serving casual American fare to our guests, visitors and locals alike, we take pride in our food, our customer service, and friendly atmosphere. Enjoy our warm, lodge-like setting that features both indoor and outdoor seating with views of the golf course for a casual meal any time of the day. Ironwoods is also available as a venue for public and private events!

Colibri Mexican Bistro has served authentic Mexican cuisine in San Francisco since 2005, first in Union Square and now inside the historic Presidio Officers' Club since 2023. We're on a mission to keep authentic Mexican family recipes alive, one plate at a time. Guacamole is made fresh to order at our guacamole station, customized to taste. Expect handmade tortillas made on the patio, mole, ceviche, and curated tequila and mezcal, with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options — please inform your server of allergies. The spacious patio offers shade umbrellas and heaters, just steps from Andy Goldsworthy's Earth Wall. Open daily for dinner, with weekend brunch, at 50 Moraga Ave.

50 Moraga Ave

Ashley's Cafe is a cozy, organic-focused cafe in the heart of San Francisco's Richmond District. Serving the neighborhood since 2006, we're known for our organic house-blend coffee, Stumptown espresso drinks, and matcha lattes, plus fresh-baked treats like our chocolate chip cookies and almond croissants. Our menu also features vegan avocado toast, onigiri, and hearty grilled sandwiches, with plenty of vegan and gluten-free options. Whether you're stopping by for a quick coffee, grabbing breakfast before work, or catching up with friends over brunch, we've got a warm spot for you. We offer dog-friendly outdoor seating, free Wi-Fi, and catering for your next event. Come say hi next time you're in the Richmond!

Mandalay Burmese Restaurant in San Francisco Since 1984. James Beard Foundation Award Winner 2024. Burmese food is not yet ubiquitous like the cuisines of its neighbors China, India and Thailand, and this lends it a mystique that most Asian restaurants just can’t maintain in San Francisco. Hip city dwellers want exotic, they want unique, they want special, and Burmese seems like the kind of food that the neighbors might not have discovered yet. But as much as the majority of SF foodies seem to delight in trying something “different” they still tend to popularize the blandest, most americanized establishments like, well…you know.

Peruvian coffee shop

Welcome to M Pot, where you get to create your delicious bowl with our daily fresh ingredients. Pick and choose your ingredients; choose from our five different types of soup bases and the spice level you like! Your bowl, your way!