As most of you know, champagne can really only be made in France, but there's an exception for this winery which sits just two hours from San Francisco.
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Italian food has been a staple of American food culture. You might think the oldest Italian restaurant would be in New York, but it's actually in California.
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Believe it or not, the very first pizzeria on the West Coast is still serving up hot and fresh pizza pies. This San Francisco joint keeps it classic.
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Lots of celebrity chef restaurants are big successes, but sometimes they don't always work out. These are some celebrity chef restaurants that flopped.
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Whether it's perfectly poured Guinness, live music, or Irish grub specials, these joints do St. Paddy's Day right, from New York and Boston to San Francisco.
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This San Francisco tiki bar pairs tropical cocktails with dramatic indoor storms, thunder, and rain for an unforgettable night out on the town.
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These days, it's becoming harder to find an eatery that's still serving around the clock. Here's where to go for a good meal, no matter where or when you are.
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These parlors are serving up wild pairings, fresh takes, and globally inspired scoops. Think ice cream with candied bugs, Carolina reapers, or cream cheese.
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Be like Guy Fieri and check out this unique San Francisco restaurant. This charming spot serves up comforting southern dishes in an inviting environment.
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You can't go to San Francisco without trying these iconic dogs. Whether you buy one off the street or at a restaurant, this style of dog shouldn't be missed.
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The texture, flavor, and flake factor of these croissants are pretty much unmatched. Here's why you should check out this popular San Francisco bakery.
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San Francisco sourdough isn't like other bread you find at the bakery -- learn what makes its tangy flavor, chewy crust, and airy texture so unique.
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San Francisco's Mission-style burritos may be the most popular burrito style around, so it's no wonder there are competing claims as to when they were invented.
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If you know, you know. Bite into this nostalgic chocolate-dipped dessert, whether you grew up with it in San Francisco, or you're new to this sweet sandwich.
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You've probably seen a chocolate fountain before, but what about a chocolate wall? San Francisco boasts the largest chocolate wall in America.
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Italian cuisine is one of the most popular and delicious. There is a classic Italian soup recipe that was actually created in San Francisco.
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Hidden in a quiet Chinatown alley, a long-running San Francisco restaurant has quietly shaped how Americans experience a beloved Chinese dining tradition.
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You have many bakeries to choose from for your morning donut or cozy afternoon treat. We pored over online reviews to help make the decision a little easier.
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The Golden State's upper half is a foodie's paradise, and these restaurants are especially iconic due to their food, atmosphere, history, or all of the above.
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From coastal panoramas and mountain peaks to glittering city skylines, these restaurants offer stunning views that will make any meal memorable.
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Michelin-starred restaurants have a reputation for being pricey, and it's often deserved. However, plenty of them offer affordable bites you'll want to taste.
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San Francisco is home to many fine restaurants, but House of Prime Rib is easily one of the most in-demand. Here's how to get a seat without a reservation.
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PBS was one of the first American channels to produce cooking shows, and this iconic chef was the first host to showcase how to make Asian cuisine.
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Craving a classic cold-cut sub? These Italian sandwiches are some of the best you'll find across the entire country — recognized by critics and diners alike.
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Anthony Bourdain loved good food and he had the opportunity to eat a lot of it. This old school seafood joint was one he called a 'touchstone' of his travels.
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Earning a Michelin star is hard. But what might be harder is earning a Michelin star and then having to close your restaurant. Here are some of those spots.
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Some restaurants elevate the humble hamburger to an art form. We looked across the U.S. for the best one-of-a-kind burgers you can find nationwide.
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