Sociale
The outdoor patio and hidden entrance are enough to be enticed by Sociale -- but luckily the food and wine are just as majestic. The restaurant lies right at that tricky intersection of sophisticated and relaxed; it’s also right at that point of being Northern Italian and Californian. Basically, it’s the best of all worlds as you start with the burrata to start and finish with the chocolate oblivion cake (topped with olive oil, sea salt, and amaretti cookie crumbles). Pay attention to the special dishes of the day as they’re often the highlights of the menu.
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The outdoor patio and hidden entrance are enough to be entranced by Sociale, but luckily, the food and wine are just as majestic. The restaurant lies right at that tricky intersection of sophistication and relaxation while also featuring Northern Italian dishes with a California twist. Basically, it’s the best of all worlds, especially if you finish with the Chocolate Oblivion Cake (topped with olive oil, sea salt, and amaretti cookie crumbles). Pay attention to the special dishes of the day, as they’re often the highlights of the menu. Oh, and unlike other SF restaurants where people really do not dress up, expect to see gentlemen wearing jackets at this spot.
How to book: Make reservations online and order takeout online.
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