Private Rooms in San Francisco
Nobody entertains at home these days, says San Francisco Chronicle food critic Michael Bauer. In that vein, he blogs a list of his top picks for restaurants with private party rooms. Some of his choices:
- Frisson: It's great for a business dinner because the room is separate but looks out over the dining room. 244 Jackson Street, San Francisco CA 94111; 415-956-3004
- Foreign Cinema: The private dining space is an art gallery off the outdoor dining area. 2534 Mission Street, San Francisco CA 94110; 415-648-7600
- PlumpJack: The separate room has the same appointments as the dining room. 3127 Fillmore Street, San Francisco CA 94123; 415-563-4755
- Perbacco: Its upstairs private dining area overlooks the action. 230 California Street, San Francisco CA 94111; 415-955-0663
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3 Comments:
"Nobody entertains at home"? Is he joking? I hold a dinner party at least once a month, and in June I threw a huge dissertation defense party for a friend, for which I cooked everything myself.
Maybe they don't entertain at home in SF, but here in NYC we're absolutely holding up our end!
klg19 at 11:43AM on 07/10/07
OK. I paraphrased a bit there. He actually wrote, "It used to be everyone entertained in their home, but it seems in the last decade or so, the party has moved to restaurants. Just about every new place that opens these days include a private room."
Adam Kuban at 11:54AM on 07/10/07
I would also add the Julius Castle. My friends reserved the top dining room for a 30th birthday party last year.
We had wine, hors d’oeuvres and beautiful views of the bay from the balcony.
queenkv at 8:42AM on 07/11/07