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Bistro 24: 4123 24th St. (at Castro), 285-2400, www.bistrosf.com. Noe Valley. New American and Mediterranean.
Caffe Amici: 36 Fifth St. (at Market), 391-3241, www.caffeamiciespresso.com. SOMA. Coffee and pastries.
Cha-Ya: 1386 Ninth Ave. (at Judah), 731-2388. Inner Sunset. Vegetarian/Japanese.
Chile Lindo Empanada: 3283 22nd St. (at Valencia), 850-4778. Mission. Chilean.
E Surf Cafe: 1131 Taraval (at 21st Ave.), 504-6833. Outer Sunset. Coffee, crepes, and sandwiches.
Gussie's Chicken and Waffles: 1521 Eddy (at Fillmore), 409-2529. Western Addition. Soul food.
Il Cane Rosso: 1 Ferry Building (Embarcadero and Market), 391-7599, www.canerossosf.com. Embarcadero. Italian rotisserie and sandwiches.
Jannah: 1775 Fulton (at Masonic), 567-4400. Western Addition. Iraqi and Middle Eastern.
Metro Cafe: 311 Divisadero (at Page), 552-0903. Western Addition. Californian and Mediterranean.
Piazza Pellegrini: 659 Columbus (at Filbert), 397-7355, www.piazzapellegrini.com. North Beach. Panini and coffee.
Pulcinella Pizzeria Ristorante: 641 Vallejo (at Columbus), 829-7312. North Beach. Italian.
Show Dogs: 1020 Market (at Taylor), 558-9560, www.showdogssf.com. Downtown. Sausages and hot dogs.
Suriya Thai: 1532 Howard (at 11th St.), 355-9999. SOMA. Thai.
Sushi Bistro: 2809 24th St. (at York), 282-2001, www.sushibistro.com. Mission. Sushi and Japanese.
Taqueria El Sol: 901 Taraval (at 19th Ave.), 661-3303, www.taqueriaelsolsf.com. Outer Sunset. Mexican and American.
Trademark Grill: 56 Belden (at Bush), 397-8800, www.trademarksf.com. Financial District. American.
Vin Club: 515 Broadway (at Kearny), 277-7228, www.thevinclub.com. North Beach. Wine bar and Italian cafe.
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