What is a fun and lively place to spend New Years 2012 in San Francisco CA?




S C


Doesn't have to be trendy but definitely a place that serves good food and yummy drinks!
But I also want there to be a diverse crowd!



Answer
Enjoy one of these San Francisco restaurants, for both great food and the best views of one of the world's most beautiful cities:

1. La Mar Cebicheria Peruana
If youâre looking for Peruvian Cuisine, then better grab the doors of La Mar Cebicheria Peruana. Enjoy the classic sumptuous dishes and at the same time be stunned by the illumination from its glass walls and expansive coastline views.

2. Waterbar
On the border of the South of Market and financial districts, Waterbar is located on the South end of Rincon Park on San Francisco's scenic Embarcadero. Waterbar features fine dining and panoramic views of the Bay and San Francisco skyline.

3. The Cavallo Point Resort
It may be a restored garrison or barrack, but the the Cavallo Point Resort, set on the old military grounds at the northern base of the Golden Gate Bridge is worth a visit. They serve unique and traditional Californian cuisine which everyone will enjoy while inside two intimate main dining rooms, tin-plated ceiling and tables.

4. Neiman Marcus
Neiman Marcus has a captivating circular room, receptive booths, elaborate stained glass ceiling, relaxing chairs upholstered in heavy fabric and extensive views of Union Square. An excellent spot where one can unwind after a very exhausting day.

5. The Green
The country's first exclusive vegetarian fine dining spot, and until now, it has maintained its sovereignty in vegetarian cuisine for almost 30 years. It serves the freshest ingredients from the herbs, greens, flowers, seasonings and other sumptuous vegan dishes while giving you astonishing waterfront views.

6. Ana Mandara Restaurant
Ghirardelli Square may be in San Francisco, but here, youâll feel the Vietcong spirit. Prided as one of the most sought restaurants in the region, Ana Mandara Restaurant serves Vietnamese cuisine that definitely heightens Southeast Asian spirit and beauty. The restaurant is surrounded by fountains and Asian antiques and gives you an outstanding view of the bay.

7. The Epic Roast House
It is uniquely structured to give a ship-like aura for every customer. It has steamship components for interior and wide windows for its walls, overlooking the perfect panorama of the Bay. Feed your eyes and cravings with their variety of roasts, salads and steaks that will fill in your hungry cravings.

8. Nickâs Cove
Situated next to the picturesque Highway One and overlooking Tomales Bay, Nickâs Cove just got what it takes to complete your dining experience. The peculiar interior is made up of rust and wood elements; the walls are filled with fishing and hunting Americana; the house is warmed by a fire place and the mahogany bar. This is exactly the perfect spot for an oyster party.

9. Sutro's Restaurant
Located beside The Cliff House, and together they share splendid views of the ocean and its rock-strewn shoreline. Inside are walls filled with historic photographs and artistic mosaics. Along with its scenic beauty are menus that array from local to seasonal food choices.

10. The Franciscan
The Franciscan is famous for their Crab Feast. What others may not know is what awaits their dining experience inside, its alluring interior has classy red booths, colorful hand-blown Italian glass sconces and of old-time movie stars photos which creates a contemporary look with a cozy touch.

Another article offers list of good restaurants according to their specialty: http://www.visitsfbayarea.com/good-restaurants-in-san-francisco

Hope this helps you choose a fun and lively place to spend on New Years 2012.

Does anyone have any reccomendations for a 4 star restaurant in San Francisco?




Qwyrx


I mean, I want top of the line, 2-3 hour meal, price no object. Preferably with a chef's tasting menu. I won't have a car, so I can't drive out as far as the French Laundry. Bonus if the restaurant is romantic, but good quality food is most important.


Answer
Aqua*, Fifth Floor*, Gary Danko's, Boulevard, Farallon

* Has a tasting menu. Not sure about others

Aqua
252 California Street
San Francisco, CA 94110

Aqua writes...
Offering Contemporary Seafood in a sophisticated setting, Aqua has been one of San Francisco's most acclaimed and popular landmark restaurants for over 11 years. Using mostly European techniques, the four-star, award-winning restaurant serves delicate fish in a way that has traditionally been reserved for meats, offering unique menu selections of the freshest local and imported seafood.

Dining Style: Fine Dining
Cuisine: Seafood
Neighborhood: SF - Financial Dist/Embarc
Cross Street: Front St. & Battery St.
Price: $51 and over
Menu: View menu on restaurant's website
Website: aqua-sf.com
Phone: (415) 956-9662

Boulevard
1 Mission St.
San Francisco, CA 94105

Boulevard writes...
Since its opening in 1993, Boulevard restaurant has been hailed as one of the best restaurants in San Francisco. Created in partnership with designer Pat Kuleto, the elegant, yet warm and welcoming interior of Boulevard is the essence of the Belle Ãpoque style. It is a glorious setting for Chef Nancy Oakes hearty, flavorful, beautiful cuisine. American regional flavors, French influenced style, enthralling design, form the entire experience at Boulevard. Located in the heart of the San Francisco's revived waterfront area, the historic Audiffred Building is the ideal home for Boulevard. In the Zagat Guide for the year 2000, Boulevard restaurant was rated #1 in the Bay Area for the 3rd year in a row.

Dining Style: Fine Dining
Cuisine: American
Neighborhood: SF - Financial Dist/Embarc
Cross Street: Steuart St.
Price: $31 to $50
Menu: View menu on restaurant's website
Website: www.boulevardrestaurant.com
Phone: (415) 543-6084

Farallon
450 Post Street
San Francisco, CA 94102

Farallon writes...
At Farallon, Chef Mark Franz serves coastal cuisine with French influence. The menu changes daily depending on what's fresh. Expect exciting combinations and show-stopping execution.

Dining Style: Fine Dining
Cuisine: Seafood, French, California
Neighborhood: SF - Downtown/Union Sq
Cross Street: Powell and Mason
Price: $51 and over
Menu: View menu on restaurant's website
Website: www.farallonrestaurant.com
Email: beverly@farallonrestaurant.com
Phone: (415) 956-6969

Fifth Floor
12 Fourth St.
San Francisco, CA 94103

Fifth Floor writes...
Located on the fifth floor of SF's luxurious Hotel Palomar, Fifth Floorâs stellar female team is led by acclaimed chef Melissa Perello and seasoned sommelier Emily Wines. Perello's seasonally inspired, ingredient-driven California cuisine is complemented by Fifth Floor's Wine Spectator magazine Grand-Award winning wine program. Directed by Wines, our wine list features 1400 bins and over twenty by-the-glass selections. Created by Cheryl Rowley design of Beverly Hills, Fifth Floor's intimate and engaging 75-seat dining room features a collection of Art Deco-inspired chairs and a collection of original contemporary art. **The Fifth Floor will call you two days before your reservation. Please make sure to call by noon the day of your reservation to confirm or your reservation will be cancelled.

Dining Style: Fine Dining
Cuisine: California, Contemporary American
Neighborhood: SF - Downtown/Union Sq
Cross Street: Market St.
Price: $51 and over
Menu: View menu on restaurant's website
Website: www.fifthfloorrestaurant.com
Email: info@fifthfloorrestaurant.com
Phone: (415) 348-1555




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