Mill Valley Restaurants

Rosamunde is beloved by all. From bike messengers and bar flys, to hip-hoppers, construction workers, and neighborhood moms with babes in arms, the expertly assembled sausage sandwiches here are undeniable. First, the sausages... more

People watch and indulge in the fabulous dining at this San Francisco favorite. Known equally well for its affluent clientèle and its Oven-Roasted Chicken, this Deco Ghetto hot spot is worth the wait to be seated. Dinner entree... more

So your loved one is always complaining that you never go to fancy places anymore? Cruise over to this plush restaurant and bar for scrumptious food, great ambience and fine wine. The soft hues, marine-themed artworks and aroma... more

Hiro Sone and Lissa Doumani as chefs and co-owners of Terra Restaurant in St. Helena, have brought their sense of taste and style to Ame Restaurant. Ame offers a relaxed yet elegant dining experience. Guests will be welcomed t... more

Nopa is a great place to get together and try out some of the finest wines from around the globe, while enjoying an array of organic cuisine prepared in a wood-fire stove. The extensive wine list offers bottles from Italy, Spai... more

Chin Bistro is an unassuming little sushi shop located on an unassuming little Richmond District corner between a laundromat and a liquor store. Nonetheless, locals call it one of the best, if not the best sushi spot in the cit... more

This venue's name came from the duo of chefs operating out of the second restaurant at this location (formerly Hawthorn Lane). It has a retro vibe with coconut lights, a copper and concrete bar, and a 14-person, acacia wood, co... more

La Folie is a French restaurant located in Russian Hill of San Francisco. Chef Roland Passot, with his wife Jamie opened La Folie in March of 1988. He combines the freshest ingredients in exotic combinations. Each plate leaves... more

The decor of this trendy spot is a cross between upscale California and proletariat chic. There is lots of metal in the tables, chairs and paneling. The floor is unadorned and unapologetic cement, a fact that cannot be easy on... more

The tapas revolution has hit all of San Francisco pretty darn hard but this Mission District outpost is particularly authentic and cozy. Jump start your taste buds with a pitcher of made-from-scratch sangria, an expertly muddle... more