Woodward's Garden, San Francisco, California, American Restaurant Details

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Really enjoyed the little gem salad, halibut, risotto, and olives. Gazpacho was ok.

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Mediocre. A calamari appetizer was mostly bread, wine was sub-par and interior cramped. I feel badly submitting a negative review, but there are just far more interesting choices in the city.

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Our server was helpful and friendly. The food here was fine, but for what we paid for our meal, I was really underwhelmed.

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Food is fantastic here.. they always use the freshest ingredients! I'd recommend the chicken and polenta with summer corn... its delish!!

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A small restaurant packed into a cozy converted house, this place serves up unusual takes on Californian fare. With an open kitchen, you can see the chef doing all the magic in front of you, and the food definitely doesn't disappoint. A great place to spend an intimate few hours with close friends or a date - you won't regret coming.

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Despite being "almost under the freeway", this "little" "oldie but goodie" in the Mission is "still" a surprisingly "charming" and "quiet" place to enjoy a "casual" dinner "with close friends or a date"; the "creative" Californian cuisine (prepared right "in front of you" in the "open kitchen") is "matched by" an "excellent wine selection" and a "warm reception" that compensate for its "iffy" locale.