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2024
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2024
Established in 1908, John's Grill is not only one of the oldest restaurants in San Francisco, it is also the place that Dashiell Hammett chose as a backdrop for his novel The Maltese Falcon. The menu is extensive, you can order an omelette, a (huge and expensive) prime rib, or mussels marinière. But more than to dine, one comes there for a very gangster atmosphere of the 1930s, mythical of the West Coast, and one appreciates to drink there leaning on the bar of the restaurant, while listening to jazz.
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Members' reviews on JOHN’S GRILL RESTAURANT
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Visited in april 2024
Just stopped by for a drink after eating in Chinatown but really liked the atmosphere and will go back if in San Francisco again.
Visited in april 2024
Awesome old school san francisco restaurant- you cannot go wrong here- well worth the visit for great food and service- along with a wonderful trip through history
Visited in april 2024
Salmon was superb
Visited in april 2024
Excellent food. Excellent service. I always come here when I travel up to San Francisco.
Visited in april 2024
Great option for a classic, elegant dinner.
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