Anchor & Hope, San Francisco, California Restaurant Details

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This seafood driven spot has been around for years. The food is okay, but the star of the show is the shellfish/oyster specials. Space is large and open- great for casual dining and happy hour meetings.

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This place is really tucked away in the city. The interior was okay and so was the clam chowder, fish and chips, and beer. Would give a much better rating but the attention, menu explanation -of specialities, and high prices were too much for me -specially for a white ale!

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I was there with a large group. The service was excellent. The atmosphere was great even so I came late and had to squeeze on a add on corner table. The food offered was no seafood but that must have been the choice from the group organizers? The food was just OK. The restaurant style suggest gourmet taste and I got just so so.

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Awesome place - my wife is gluten free- and they totally took care of us - a must go to. Take the extra effort to find this diamond in the ruff!!!

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The food is amazing, and the atmosphere wonderful. It is a seafood restaurant, but it has the feel of French country. The dining area does not hold many tables, so it doesn't feel crowded. I wouldn't suggest having a large gathering there, unless you rent out the entire restaurant. It is on the pricey side, but the food and ambiance are well worth it.

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Tucked away" in a "converted auto-body shop", this SoMa seafooder hooks locals with "delicious" takes on "well-prepared" favorites ("fab" lobster rolls, "anything-but-ordinary" fish 'n' chips); the big, "lively" room may be too noisy for some, but "friendly" service and "fun vibrations make it an overall "solid" option.