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Critics' Pick
Zuni Cafe 

1658 Market St.
San Francisco, CA 94102
Hayes Valley/ Tenderloin
415-552-2522
www.zunicafe.com
Hours: Sun 11am-11pm, Tue-Thu 11:30am-11pm, Fri-Sat 11:30am-12am

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Restaurant Details

Not just one of San Francisco's best restaurants, but world-class. Everything on Zuni Cafe's short menu is reliably superb, from the oysters to the homey desserts. Judy Rodgers' Mediterranean-influenced, New American menu is hearty, and well-flavored food varies from the simplest dishes to ones with complex, layered flavors. Her signature dish at this Civic Center restaurant is a plump, juicy roasted chicken, served on a bed of warm bread salad, for two.

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Price: $$,$$$
Payment Type: All Major Credit Cards

Parking: Street, Valet


Reservations: Accepted, Online Reservations Available


Entertainment: Live Entertainment


Extra Info: Parking: difficult, $10 valet at lunch and dinner at Rose Alley entrance. Muni: 6, 7, 26, 66, 71, F.

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