San Francisco
The Pots Hot Pot

The Pots Hot Pot

Eat Local in San Francisco

4.6 454 Google reviews

+1 415 682 78 892652 Judah St, San Francisco, California 94122 · Sunset District

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2652 Judah St, San Francisco, California 94122

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About

Established in 2008. Grab a seat around your hot pot, where cooking becomes a fun, shared experience. At The Pots, hot pot is all about the good times—laughs, stories, and making your own delicious creations. Let the steam rise, the clinking of soju shots or beer glasses, and the chatter fill the air as you enjoy a meal that’s all about bonding and having a great time together.

Amenities

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair accessible restroom
  • Wheelchair accessible seating

Hours

Monday
5 to 10 PM
Tuesday
5 to 10 PM
Wednesday
5 to 10 PM
Thursday
5 to 10 PM
Friday
5 to 10 PM
Saturday
12 to 3:30 PM
Sunday
12 to 3:30 PM

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