Eat & Drink

Culinary Experiences

When you visit the city, discover our food scene through food tours, beer and wine tastings, bar crawls, or getting outside and having a picnic.

Close up shot of a bowl of noodles and a bowl of ramen soup with a poached egg, sliced in half.
Noodle shops are a San Francisco specialty.

San Francisco's food, beer, and wine scenes burst with flavor. While you could experience them by making a reservation, waiting in line at a restaurant, or saddling up to a bar for an expertly made cocktail or a glass of wine from a curated list, there are many other ways to experience San Francisco, one tasty morsel at a time.

A crowd enjoys food and drink along San Francisco's Valencia Street

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Culinary Experiences in SF

Someone cutting into the fruit at the farmers' market

Meet Chef Laurence Jossel from NOPA

San Francisco has access. Access to great fish, delicious meat and the best produce in the world. All of these create some of the best culinary experiences you will have in your life.

  1. Someone cutting into the fruit at the farmers' market

    Meet Chef Laurence Jossel from NOPA

    San Francisco has access. Access to great fish, delicious meat and the best produce in the world. All of these create some of the best culinary experiences you will have in your life.

  2. A women with blond hair sips a glass of red wine.

    Meet the Couple Behind Lord Stanley

    Lord Stanley is a Michelin-starred restaurant that blends British and Californian dining. Meet the couple the concept, Chef Carrie Blease and Rupert Blease.

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