Posted in San Francisco
September 15, 2017
7 Essential Places To Eat And Drink In Hayes Valley
Hayes Valley does not get the attention it deserves in San Francisco. Many overlook this neighborhood for Haight Ashbury, North Beach, or the Marina. Hayes Valley is home to many designer boutiques, craft and decor shops, and more. But it’s the neighborhood’s eateries that truly shine. Take the time to explore this neighborhood for delectable foods and beverages, or just take a look at this list of contains seven of our favorite spots.
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Start your day on the edge of Hayes Valley at this cozy neighborhood cafe. Arlequin is a beautiful and affordable spot to grab a quick coffee, tea, or drink, and hang out with friends. Make sure to enjoy the street-side seating or the massive outdoor patio in the rear.
Another spot on the edge of Hayes Valley is the Grove. The Grove is a warm, woodsy, intimate spot that serves up mouthwatering comfort food. This is a great place for brunch or sandwiches. Enjoy the creative, indoor/ outdoor dining areas, as well.
Absinthe serves rich and delicious French and American Food, and is an ideal for brunch. Absinthe also happens to be one of the longest-running, landmark dining institutions in Hayes Valley.
Rich Table offers a fresh take on Northern California cuisine. Expect a creative menu, wine list, and cocktail list that showcase a seasonal San Francisco style. Some of the more adventurous dishes include bone marrow.
If you're attempting to tackle all of these phenomenal eateries in one day, enjoy authentic Greek food for either dessert or more food. Be sure to order one of their popular dishes like the Greek-style lamb Salad, or Baklava Crumble Frozen Greek Yogurt. Yum!
If you're lucky to be in Hayes Valley on a nice day, you'll enjoy having a drink outside at the German style Biergarten. As much as we love wine in this city, this beer spot is awesome for both the ambiance and German beer action.
Once you're ready to leave, make sure to go to Patricia's Green Park in the middle of Hayes Valley for one-of-a-kind ice cream with off the wall and eclectic flavors. This is great old-fashioned ice cream.
Have you been to Hayes Valley? Tell us your favorite place to eat and drink. Check out this restaurant in Hayes Valley That Is The Next Best Thing To A Ticket To France.
