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Named for the Italian autoroute that begins in Naples, A16 Restaurant is a delightful combination of a sophisticated setting in the Marina; rustic, earthy food; and a well-thought-out Italian and California wine list with many unusual vintages, including 40 wines available by the glass, carafe, or in flights.
A few weeks ago frequent SFoodie contributor Tamara Palmer wrote a story about the impressive pig butchery show she inadvertently witnessed during lunch at the counter at A16. It's a regular Wednesday... More »
There are a number of good reasons to try A16 for lunch, including a three-course option for $20 and a calmer, quieter experience than the popular Italian restaurant's dinner scene. You can also get a... More »
Wednesdays are "Butcher Days" at A16, so SFoodie sat down with Wine Director/Owner Shelley Lindgren as cleavers smashed, saws swished, and the butchers worked through one-and-a-half pigs. We, meanwhi... More »
Like Valentine's Day and Easter before it, Mother's Day can be a particularly annoying holiday for us food blogger worker bees. The endless pap of press releases touting how kind the restaurant indust... More »
San Francisco is one of the best places in the world to drink young wines, particularly those with attitude, from many different places. Sommeliers here are passionate and their wine lists reflect it.... More »
really cute little place with a decent wine selection
This place has excellent food and wine selection. It's a great first date spot...
The pizza at A 16 is one of the best in the city. I highly recommend the simple Margherita pizza.
A16's wood-fired ovens are tended by a certified pizzaiolo (expert in the making of artisanal pizzas), and the crusts here are glorious: thin, crisp, puffy, chewy, blackened in bits -- aka scotto, or scorched, as Italians prefer it. Whether topped with funghi, lots of whole mushrooms, grana padano (a hard cheese), garlic, oregano, parsley, and olive oil; carpeted with minced broccoli rabe, pecorino, garlic, chilies, olive oil, and nice fatty chunks of pale pink pancetta; or barely... More »
Devised as a terrific complement to the novel, well-prepared southern Italian cooking highlighted at A16 (named for the autoroute that traverses Campania, the region around Naples including Capri and the Amalfi coast), this wine list (currently seven pages and continually expanding under wine director/co-owner Shelley Lindgren, veteran of Fleur de Lys and Bacar) features nearly two dozen wines from Campania, a good sampling from Sicily, and more southern Italian vintages from the neighboring... More »
We're not nuts about the word "trendy," but we don't remember ever seeing sformato on menus before, even in Italy, and recently we've been offered several versions of the frittatalike, crustless quiche. We liked the firm, square version made with stinging nettles (once cooked, no more stinging than spinach) served as a starter at Quince and the round one (called sformatino) of asparagus and Parmesan at the Liberty Cafe. But the light, puffy, golden sformato at A16 -- a baked, unmolded... More »
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