Zuni
Jan 16, 2003 | 4:56 pm
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Zuni
Zuni Café
1658 Market Street
San Francisco, California 94102-5949
ph: 415.552.2522
Lunch served 11:30am-3pm Tue-Sat
Dinner served 6pm-midnight Tue-Sun
Zuni is a San Francisco phenomenon and institution: everyone from business-people to artists gathers in. Once you're in, you'll see why Zuni has consistently drawn crowds for over a decade. Chef Judy Rodgers has a way with grilled fish, the wood-roasted chicken-for-two is famous nation-wide, and the oysters are the freshest in town. The neo-Santa Fe look -- with its flesh colors, throw rugs and exposed wood beams -- may seem a little outdated, but Zuni is still on the cutting-edge. Best known for legendary "Tuscan" chicken, this upscale establishment prepares its guests a Mediterranean-influenced Italian and French fare. Expect the average entrée to cost over $20, and go dressed casual.
1658 Market Street
San Francisco, California 94102-5949
ph: 415.552.2522
Lunch served 11:30am-3pm Tue-Sat
Dinner served 6pm-midnight Tue-Sun
Zuni is a San Francisco phenomenon and institution: everyone from business-people to artists gathers in. Once you're in, you'll see why Zuni has consistently drawn crowds for over a decade. Chef Judy Rodgers has a way with grilled fish, the wood-roasted chicken-for-two is famous nation-wide, and the oysters are the freshest in town. The neo-Santa Fe look -- with its flesh colors, throw rugs and exposed wood beams -- may seem a little outdated, but Zuni is still on the cutting-edge. Best known for legendary "Tuscan" chicken, this upscale establishment prepares its guests a Mediterranean-influenced Italian and French fare. Expect the average entrée to cost over $20, and go dressed casual.
