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San Francisco - Restaurants - Kosher
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California Street Delicatessen & Cafe

New York-Style Tradition

The Jewish Community Center of San Francisco
3200 California Street
San Francisco, CA 94118
United States
+1 415 922 3354
http://www.californiastreetdel...

This is not your average west-coast sandwich joint. The California Street Delicatessen & Cafe is a strong-willed recreation of an authentic New York deli, complete with attitude and hustle 'n' bustle. Come in and enjoy heartwarming matzo-ball soups, rich smoked-fish platters, hearty brisket sandwiches and a real egg cream to wash it all down. You can even order from a list of full-size dinner plates. Stuffed cabbage or homemade meatloaf anyone? And, okay, since this is the west coast, it should be noted that all the meats and produce here come from the finest local purveyors. See website for menu, by-the-pound menu, photos and more.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Gyro Kebab

Not the usual thing! 637 Larkin Street
At Ellis Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
United States
+1 415 775 5526 This restaurant offers a rare combination of Turkish, Greek, Italian and Mediterranean food. Right from the Kofte and Shish Kebabs to Falafel and Gyro sandwiches, every traditional delight is offered here. The prices are moderate and the service, efficient. If you're not sure what to pick, the friendly staff can help you out. The Rice Pudding dessert is to die for. So just order away and let those flavors burst onto your palate.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Photo: Daniel

Izzy's Brooklyn Bagels

For Kosher meals 477 S. California Ave
San Francisco, CA 94306
United States
650-329-0700
http://www.izzysbrooklynbagels... This place has more to it than just bagels. The menu boasts of a variety of Kosher dishes that are prepared with traditional recipes. There is an extensive range of salads on offer, which includes Eggplant Salad, Hummus, Egg Salad, and the ever-popular Tuna Salad. For the main course, try the Falafel Wraps or the Focaccia Sandwiches. If it's a Friday, then go for the Friday Special Shabbat Menu, which has delicacies, such as Challah Rolls, Jerusalem Noodle Kugel and Challah Bread Pudding. End your meal with mouth-watering sweets like Cinnamon Rolls, Babka, Homemade Walnut Brownie, Knish, and Assorted Muffins. Corporate delivery is available throughout San Francisco. This take-away has another branch at Palo Alto.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Native American Arts Festival

Art, Music, Dance & More 701 Mission Street
(Yerba Buena Gardens)
San Francisco, CA 94103-3138
United States
+1 415 978 2787 This one-day festival takes place outdoors and features a variety of entertainment possibilities to enjoy. It is where you can listen to the jazz melodies of A Gathering of Ancestors, watch traditional Native American dances, and gather for storytelling. It also offers art exhibits and craft workshops. The all day event is not only fun, it is an educational and cultural experience. This festival is free. Some vendors may take credit cards.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Taj Mahal

Indian and Pakistani delights 398 Eddy Street
(between Jones and Leavenworth streets)
San Francisco, CA 94109
United States
+1 415 922 9055 Everything's kosher at this "Best of the Bay" restaurant, a title awarded by the readers of the San Francisco Weekly. It is not exactly the like its namesake, but it is clean and casual with no pretension, but some hints of the house culture. The clientele includes neighborhood patrons who know a good bargain. Enjoy traditional Indian cuisine that uses only certified halal meats. Try the Ground Beef Seekh Kabab. Vegetarian dishes include Daal Mackny (lentils and spices in a cream sauce), Mili Juli Sabzi (vegetables, onions, tomatoes and spices), and Saag Paneer (spinach, homemade cheese and spices).

Review © 2007, Wcities