San Francisco, California Dining Guide

La Scene Cafe and Bar is a local gem and a favored pre-theater dining spot for those in the know. The award-winning restaurant is located at the Warwick hotel in San Francisco, California and serves fresh Californian fusion cuisine with Mediterranean flair in a decadent European atmosphere. Helmed by Chef Jose Aviles, this Zagat-rated San Francisco restaurant offers a noted wine list and elegant bar scene. For more details about La Scene Cafe and Bar, visit warwicksf.com/default.aspx?pg=restaurants.

Kuletos is located in San Francisco's Union Square District and offers up some of the city's most celebrated Northern Italian cuisine. Touched with just a twist of American style, Kuletos takes pride in creating seasonal specialties using only the finest ingredients, especially from local Bay Area family farmers. To learn more about Kuletos and view a menu, visit www.kuletos.com.

Farallon offers up a sophisticated take on California coastal cuisine in the heart of San Francisco's fabulous Union Square shopping and theater district. To learn more about Farallon restaurant in San Francisco and to view selections from the menu, visit www.farallonrestaurant.com.

Scala's Bistro serves up seasonal ingredients in an earthy style that draws on the country traditions of both the Italian and French. An elegant and warmly cozy interior that is graced by high ceilings, murals and rich tones, the San Francisco Bistro has a semi-open kitchen in the traditional Parisian style. To learn more about dining at Scala's Bistro and view menus, visit www.scalasbistro.com

E&O Trading Company in Union Square serves modern Asian specialties in a sleek and stunning dining room featuring high ceilings dotted with splendid chandeliers. Great for drinks, E&o Trading Company is home to a happening downtown San Francisco bar scene. To learn more about E&o Trading Company,
visit www.eotrading.com.

Perbacco offers traditional yet modern Italian cuisine hailing from the Liguria and Piemonte regions with subtle hints of the French Provence. Taking its name from an Italian word used to accentuate what's good, Perbacco also refers to the God of Wine and offers a wine list befitting Bacchus. To learn more about dining at Perbacco in San Francisco and to make online reservations, visit www.perbaccosf.com.