Food Courts in San Francisco, CA

“If you love Asian food like me this is a great grocery store. This place has wonderful customer service, fruit that other stores don't carry, ramen noodles by the ton, fresh sushi, meat that is cut so thin you can do Korean BBQ or Hotpot at home, and the price are great. Plenty of free parking and there is a cute cafe. Eat your Asian food fix here“

“Hidden gem! The grilled octopus is a must!“

“It's a basement food court, so you're not here for the ambiance or a 5-star meal. I went to Katsuya after work and got the shrimp sammie, cheese balls, and the cheese corn dog. While the sauces for the sides were too sweet for me, the sandwich was great. The bonus is the location because it's close to BART, and you can hit the tiki bar across the street for dessert. ?“

“Cool spot to hang out and enjoy the food trucks“

“Nice place, will come again“

“I had bad experience with Crystal Geyser plain sparkling water from San Francisco store It smelled like chemicals and I tried 5 bottles so far and it’s the same. Please be careful drinking this water“

“A nice little food court right across the street from UCSF Hospital. They offer Mexican, Italian deli, fast Chinese, Jaba juice, and various sandwiches. In my opinion all very tasty. Excellent supplement to the food offered in the hospital cafeteria.“

“Nice people and a nice crowd“

“If you have the chance to experience Off the Grid in the Bay area, you must! The sweet potato fries from Love Burn were the summer crunch I needed last Friday. There are various local foods to try, live music, drinks, friendly staff, and people having a good time.“

“The area is convenient as it is inside the zoo. The venue sells very basic food at insane prices… $17 for an admittedly handmade flatbread pizza that tasted like something I purchased for $4 from the frozen section of my local grocer. However, if one thinks about it like a fundraiser for the zoo, it’s worth the extra cost. The location air conditioned and clean. The staff is for the most part friendly and maybe even a little flirty. TLDR: Food is aight, prices are high and hopefully help support the Zoo.“