The quality and the quantity of gastronomic restaurants makes San Francisco a supreme food city. San Francisco cuisine is influenced by the many cultures found in the city, from Japanese to Chinese to Western cuisine. With so many choices, it can be difficult to decide where to eat. Here are a selection of restaurant you should try when deciding what restaurant reservations in San Francisco to opt for.

Spruce Restaurant San Francisco : A terrific restaurant with a lovely atmosphere
Spruce is an inviting and charming restaurant. It feels like the “neighborhood” restaurant, yet it has that sophistication and formality other restaurants are lacking. This great San Francisco restaurant has earned some awards that tells it all. First, the Esquire magazine named Spruce one of the “2008 Best New Restaurants”. Executive Chef, Mark Sullivan, was also named “Best New Chef” by the Food & Wine magazine. Spruce is definitely a hot spot in San Fran, and you will love both its beautiful decor as well as the very exciting menu with American style cuisine.
Average price including a glass of wine: $35-$60

Absinthe Restaurant San Francisco : A busy restaurant with a great atmosphere in the core of SF
Absinthe Brasserie and Bar is a Hayes Valley favorite spot. This upscale bistro fare with a terrific bar action is within walking distance to some of San Francisco main attractions, including the performing arts center. Absinthe sure shows lots of energy and offers good food which is a fusion between Californian and French cuisine.
Average price including a glass of wine: $35 and less

2223 Restaurant San Francisco : Two dinners and one brunch later… yes you will go back!
As you enter the restaurant, you will feel the warmth and charm of this nice restaurant located on Market street. From the smell of great food, you will recognize some Mediterranean as well as Californian aromas. 2223 Restaurant in San Francisco offers a wide Mediterranean food specialties, including a calamari salad and a delectable lamb springrolls. But American food is also on the menu: pizza, chicken dishes, cherry bread pudding, tropical brownie and cocktails.
Average price including a glass of wine: $20-$40

Greens Restaurant San Francisco : Vegetarian food on the menu!
Vegetarian food doesn’t have to be boring! If you are looking for some creative and tasty vegetarian food, Green Restaurant in San Francisco is certainly the place to try! Each dish at Greens is flavorful, totally unique and utterly scrumptious. Make sure to get a window seat which view gives in the Fisherman’s Wharf and a gorgeous view of the Golden Bridge. Featuring fresh, organic ingredients, Greens Restaurant is highly recommended to anyone who is looking for a new vegetarian experience.
Average price including a glass of wine: $20-$35

Millenium Restaurant San Francisco : Vegan Serenpidity
Don’t worry, you don’t have to be vegan to love Millenium. Everything in the restaurant is simply delicious! They have that ability to give every classic dish a cool and unique twist. And Millenium is eco-friendly. The vegan restaurant is dedicated to “supporting the essential earthly concepts of organic food production, small farms, sustainable agriculture, recycling and composting.”
Average price including a glass of wine: $30-$40

A16 Restaurant San Francisco : Best Pizza in town!
A16 restaurant in San Francisco offers a large selection of the best wines and traditions of the lively Italian Campania. The restaurant is a fusion between chic, rustic and modern and was named after the motorway that transverses the region of Campania. The exquisite Italian cuisine includes the famous Wood Oven Fired Neapolitan Pizzas with amazing an crust and beautifully charred, and other specialties from the Campania. One of the biggest feature is the wine bar which serves 40 wines, either by the glass or half bottle carafes. While the Italian wines represent 60 percent of the wine list, the other 40 percent is represented by wines from the New World and even Italian varietals grown in California.
Average price including a glass of wine: $30-$40

Home Restaurant San Francisco : An OK restaurant
A restaurant with great comfort food. However, Home Restaurant unfortunately does not meet the expectations of many. While the food is reasonably tasty, the portions are on the lower side, which makes the restaurant slightly overpriced for what it is.
Average price: $15-$25

Two Restaurant San Francisco
Two restaurant in San Francisco’s name derive from the fact that there are two chefs in the restaurant. This restaurant reservations San Francisco is charming and inviting spot with some tasty menu items. Moreover, the restaurant is location in SoMa, conveniently close to all the most popular hotels. Update: The restaurant served its last meal on Friday, November 20, 2009. In January 2010, a new restaurant will be featuring Corey Lee, formerly of the French Laundry in Yountville.

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Located behind the Zuni café, the Hotel Biron is actually a wine bar, not a hotel. It has a distinctive East European atmosphere, with dim lighting, tall bistro chairs and table, comfy couch, and pictures of naked women. I recommend you try their excellent wine selection and cheese. Hotel Biron San Francisco is a perfect place for dating.

Amelie, for San Francisco Hotel Reservations.