When the craving for a steak strikes, it should be satisfied in the meatiest of ways. San Francisco may not be known as a meat-eating town, but there are enough places to provide relief to your itch. In fact, some of the oldest restaurants in town are focused on steak.
Some — like Tadich Grill and Bobo’s — have entire sections of their menu devoted to fish, while others — like Niku and Gozu — are obsessed with wagyu. There are the classic steakhouses, such as House of Prime Rib and Harris', and more modern takes on the genre. All of this to say: despite common beliefs, there are plenty of places to go primal on a piece of meat and a martini. Read on for the best steakhouses in San Francisco.
Health experts consider dining out to be a high-risk activity for the unvaccinated; it may pose a risk for the vaccinated, especially in areas with substantial COVID transmission.
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