The Cove on Castro

Cozy eatery specializing in Moroccan dishes as well as American meals & happy hours.

Fable is the best garden patio restaurant in San Francisco. In the heart of the vibrant Castro neighborhood, our patio restaurant showcases seasonal California cuisine and the best brunch in town. Join us for lunch, happy hour, dinner, or a weekend brunch in a unique outdoor dining experience. Inside Fable, our open kitchen concept shows how fresh ingredients are used to create the finished product.

At Frances, chef Melissa Perello’s daily-changing menu reflects modern California sensibilities and focuses on ingredients from local markets, farms and producers in a casual, neighborhood setting.

Local family-owned cafe serving brunch & lunch fare with outdoor seating.

About Salmon Bar We want to spread the best salmon to everyone. We choose and purchase salmon from difference ocean by season changes. We select the best quality salmon from Alaska, Scotland, Canada and Norway. We take advantage of using the whole fish. We use the belly for the raw salmon dishes; the belly fat can spread all over the mouth and melt in your tongue. We use the middle portion for the main course; the thick slices of fish gives the most original taste and maintain their juiciness when cooked.

Historical San Francisco Breakfast spot, serving since 1979, american style diner. Located in the Mission District.

We serve food that more often than not accesses the part of our deepest soul where genuine expression flows forth. We have always tried to give our food and service our best selves, as honest and vulnerable as we can muster. We're a place where you might actually have a real connection; maybe with your server, maybe with your food or maybe with your dorky host who is ACTUALLY glad you’re there. Oh, you wanted a restaurant description? Sorry. We’re not big on labels. Our food is hard to nail down as we are constantly evolving and entirely seasonal and personal. We’ve used “Food you eat” as a tag line on occasion and that's still accurate. We could also describe it as “Food we really want you to eat”. When you’re here, tell us what you think

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.