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Tasty's Creole Cajun Kitchen 

2545 24th St.
San Francisco, CA 94110
Potrero Hill/ Dogpatch
415-641-1880
www.jacksclubsf.com

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By day, Tasty's is a Creole-inspired hole-in-the-wall; by night, it's a local's drinking spot. Housed inside Jack's Club at the base of Potrero Hill, Tasty's is a no-frills joint that offers a much-needed respite from the area's predominantly Latin American restaurant scene. The eatery serves mostly classic Cajun food: po' boys, crawfish, jambalaya, and sweet potato fries. The decor is divey - meals are served on plastic trays. Come for brunch on the weekends and karaoke on Thursday nights after Tasty's transitions into bar hours.

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Price: $$
Payment Type: cash

Parking: Street


Reservations: Not Accepted


Attire: Casual


Extra Info: Muni: 24, 33

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