The 11 Best Places for Clover in San Francisco

Nancy Tran: The products smell amazing and they're housemade somewhere in the Mission. The service, even just from the receptionist all the way to the masseuse, is exceptional. The ambience is perfect.

Maggie Mason: Ask for Sigrid, she's a talent.

_: Great service and the masseuse was very attentive to my troubled areas. Comes with snacks and tea in the end.

Z: "Topped with seamless rosettas and hearts, Ritual’s velvety lattes combine seasonally rotating espressos with milk from local Clover Farms."

Luke Bornheimer: One of the original speciality "third-wave" coffee roasters and shops in San Francisco, Ritual boasts a nonchalant attitude, delicious coffee / espresso drinks, and a selection of donuts and pastries.

Mario Ramirez: Go to fourbarrel instead, the baristas are far nicer.

Craig Shull: The bacon scallions are crazy good

Debbie Loughran: Seriously, the pork belly is not to be missed! Also loved the chicken with butter something, something yummy.

Vic Zaud: The cucumber salad is a twist on a Japanese standard. Gone are thin slices and replaced with huge chunks of wonder.

Arthur Lam: fresh sushi.... reasonable prices. great service. Try Tuna-tuna roll and taster sashimi appetizer.

Annie 🐠: Midnight oysters!

Eric Willis: Valet parking is only available on Friday, Saturday and Sunday now. Park in the valet spot on weekdays and mention it to the hostess so you don't get towed and get executive parking.

Serious Eats: Try the Coconut S'mores Cupcake - coconut cake topped with chocolate ganache and toasted marshmallow. The coconut flavor is brilliant in combination with the chocolate and toasty marshmallow flavor. Read more.

Daniel K: Everything here is yummy!!!

Alex Bosworth: Cupcakes for bitcoins is very cool

SFist: The menu changes daily, but its focus on seasonal fare makes it still one of the best places in San Francisco to eat, vegetarian or otherwise. Read more.

SFGate: Sunday brunch is excellent, but early evenings are best for watching the sun set behind the Golden Gate Bridge from the floor-to-ceiling windows. Read more.

ViatorStaff: Gorgeous views of the Golden Gate Bridge and amazing, upscale seasonal vegetarian dishes with locally sourced ingredients. Great wine list and desserts.

Johan Lange: Guaranteed wifi - great for tourists - and next to the cablecar stop

Jerome Navarro: Free wifi

Winery Collective: 0.50 Refills on any size coffee with purchase the same day.

Spencer Schoeben: I don't eat steak, yet this steakhouse made it on my list of amazing restaurants. Yes, it's that amazing. They give you cotton candy after your meal. The lobster is delicious. Also the asparagus side.

The Tastes that Make the City: The hamachi shooters are the best hamachi in SF, making our list of "The Tastes That Make the City: SF Edition." Read more.

Ryan Sarver: The Hamachi shooters are fantastic. Get one for everyone to start

The Mini John: Truffle fries & spicey margaritas all day. Your Irish place to go!

Stephen Chisa: The eggs Benedict is a great value for the price! Not too crowded and excellent service.

Sabina B.: The Rock Shrimp Tacos and Lamb Sliders are 💣. Beware, potions are small so be sure to order reinforcements

Ernie Granillo: Do yourself a favor and get your self a great whisky drink. One of my favorite places to get a sazerac in SF.

Eater: Elixir looks like your average, unassuming "saloon," but just take a look at the cocktail list and you'll understand the wizardry that goes on behind the stick.

Alex M: Enjoy a pint here!

The Feast: Check out happy hour for an after-work glass of wine and happily-priced share plates of cheeses, charcuterie, and pizzas. Read more.

Eric Albanese: Try to read the menu but realize you can't speak Italian and give up

SFGate: Try the wild boar ragu. Read more.