Results Italian restaurant and pizzeria San Francisco

FIOR D’ITALIA

Italian €€€
4.7/5
26 review
Open - from 16h00 to 21h00 Opening hours

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2237 Mason Street - North Beach, San Francisco, The United States Of America
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2024
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2024

Fior d'Italia was rebuilt in the Hotel San Remo after a devastating fire. A very old-school establishment established in 1886, it is, according to its owners, "the oldest Italian restaurant in America"! The menu, a traditional Italian version focusing on northern Italian specialties, offers a wide variety of antipasti, pasta, meat and fish dishes, served with great pomp and circumstance. The stars of the menu are the perfectly seasoned osso bucco, lasagne and clam pasta. The bill, however, is steep.

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Visited in february 2024
Excellent service and the food was beyond my expectations. Cozy atmosphere with piano playing as well.
Visited in february 2024
I have eaten at many Italian restaurant. This is the oldest in the US and there is a reason it is still here. This was the single best meal I have had in years. Thank you for making my wife and myself’s trip to San Francisco!
Visited in february 2024
We went here the first week of January and the food and service were phenomenal so we decided to take a party of 7 for a birthday on February 10th.
The waiter was nice but the food was horrid!
The clam sauce had over cooked and very gritty clams, the lasagne was just meh, and the cioppino I had was truly horrendous. Very little of the flavorless broth and the seafood was over cooked so it was rubbery. I should have mentioned it at the time but we just wanted to get out.
They were a little busy but this is still not an excuse for awful food and subpar service. I will go back one more time to see if it was an anomaly but the other couples we were with stated they would not be going back.
Bill with appetizers, drinks, and main course was about $700.
The pianist played beautifully.
Visited in february 2024
It’s nice to know you can occasionally go home again and find that something you didn’t want to change has not. From appetizers to pasta everything we sampled was an oh my. Possibly the best gnocchi I’ve ever had. Their take on a escargot in a veal stock had me a little concerned but when I took the first bite my taste buds celebrated my decision to order them. Calamari was outstanding. Service was totally on point and the old school vibe takes you back to the great days of a bygone era in San Francisco’s rich history. I rate this restaurant as a must return as soon as possible and our party of 4 agreed unanimously.
Visited in january 2024
This is a fun and cozy atmosphere! The food was fine. We had a reservation but still waited 15 or so minutes for a table. And then waited a bunch more once seated. The host was wonderful! He got us drinks and salads long before we saw our waiter. The waiter was fine but spent the absolute minimum amount of time with our order. We were still trying to ask him a question as he whisked away. The piano player was wonderful and it added to the cozy, jovial atmosphere.

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