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Nob Hill Cafe 

1152 Taylor
San Francisco, CA 94108
Nob Hill/ Russian Hill/ Fisherman's Wharf
415-776-6500
www.nobhillcafe.com
Hours: Daily 11am-3pm, Daily 5pm-10pm

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Located along a quiet tree-shaded Nob Hill thoroughfare a block or so from Grace Cathedral, Nob Hill Cafe is perfect for people-watching, vino-sipping, and dining on classy Tuscan comfort food. For the past couple of decades, this family-owned Italian hangout has been feeding the neighborhood yummy pasta dishes, calamari salad, chicken parmigiana, veal piccata, imaginative pizzas topped with eggplant and gorgonzola and spinach and prosciutto, with fantastic gelati for dessert. The cozy interior is accented with colorful artwork and rustic kitchenware, and the mood is warm and intimate. Impressive wine list.

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Price: $,$$
Payment Type: Visa, Discover

Parking: Street


Reservations: Not Accepted


Attire: Casual

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