Restaurants in Mission District, San Francisco — sorted by rating and curated by TastyPals.
Dining in Mission District, San Francisco.
Paul Einbund's The Morris has built a reputation in the Mission District that is, by most accounts, more coherent in its concept than the average wine-focused room manages to be.
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Lolinda has a point of view, and in the Mission District that counts for something.
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Prubechu is doing something no other restaurant in San Francisco does: serving the cuisine of Guam.
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Fifty-plus years in the Mission, a James Beard America's Classics award on the wall, and a line that reportedly stretches out the door on a random Wednesday — La Taqueria has built the kind of credibility that doesn't require a PR campaign.
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Foreign Cinema has spent enough years in the Mission that the founding conceit — films projected onto the heated courtyard wall — has settled into something quieter and more useful than novelty.
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Beretta Valencia suits a night out in Mission District when you want mexican that feels grown-up without getting stiff.
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Flour + Water built its reputation on a premise that still sounds simple and remains genuinely rare: that fresh pasta, made daily and treated as the entire point of a meal rather than a supporting act, is reason enough to fill a small ro…
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Bottega is the kind of mexican room in Mission District you reach for when the evening is meant to matter a little more. Burrata alla Caprese and Polpette al Sugo also give you a decent sense of the menu.
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The top restaurants in Mission District include The Morris, Lolinda, Prubechu. TastyPals curates these picks based on Google ratings and editorial judgment.
The Morris is among the highest-rated restaurants in Mission District with a 9.4 Google rating across 660 reviews.
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