Reservations are bought as tickets making a trip to Lazy Bear ironically like that of a football game. Inspired by the wilds of SF Bay Area, seasonal produce is concocted into fun dishes such as a seafood tower, california rice with dungeness crab and chanterelle mushroom, to a honey cake with yeasted cream and chamomile crème anglaise. Come to Lazy Bear to share food, sit around a dining table, and immerse in a culinary experience that is in many ways more like a swanky supper club. 

The best burritos in the city? You'll have to see for yourself. Having opened its doors way back when in 1991 and now with three locations dotted around the centre. Large and laden with toppings, though everything freshly prepared, this is burritos but San Francisco style. 

Tartine is a Mission District landmark – that draws daily lines for its sourdough, croissants, and cult-favorite morning bun. Tartine’s pastries and coffee define San Francisco’s food culture – plus Heath Ceramics’ newsstand sits conveniently next door. 

The menu changes daily so if you see something you fancy, just go for it. Homemade pasta, Neopolitan pizza and antipasti govern the menu here. There is even a pasta tasting menu!