Eclectic restaurants in San Francisco / Bay Area

Supperclub San Francisco

657 Harrison, San Francisco, CA 94107

If you like Burning Man-style costumes and dance performances, but prefer sleek Euro-chic furnishings and frou-frou appetizers to chewing on dusty... More »
Cortez

550 Geary, San Francisco, CA 94102

CLOSED Twenty or so delicious, savory small plates (and a number of exquisite desserts) are on offer in this chic, soigne restaurant in a downtown boutique... More »

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Recent Critic Reviews

Keith Bowers writes for SF Weekly on Supperclub San Francisco

Christopher Ryan took a cue from Charles Darwin. Not many people know it today (because not many people today have read The Origin of Species), but Darwin was a clever writer — and he used that to full effect when dismantling the longstanding belief in creationism to set up an argument in favor of evolution. Darwin attacks the biblical explanation for Why Things Are with...
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Tony Ware writes for SF Weekly on Supperclub San Francisco

Somewhere within the echoing pings of Pink Floyd and the insistent percussive rounds of Cluster sits inspiration for the U.K.'s James Holden. Holden, however, is not a member of a space-rock collaboration or a Krautrock collective. He's a progressive DJ and producer and the head of the label Border Community who made his name in trance before transitioning in the mid-2000s into truly...
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Meredith Brody writes for SF Weekly on Zinnia

There was general consternation among fans of the popular spot Myth when it was sold and chef Sean O'Brien left the restaurant, which did not survive his departure by many months. O'Brien and his wife, Patricia, have now opened a new place, Zinnia, just a few blocks away in the space that has previously housed Cypress Club, 500 Jackson, and Scott Howard. Fans of Myth will recognize signature...
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