This One Of A Kind Restaurant In San Francisco Is Fun For The Whole Family
Urban Putt in San Francisco offers a unique combination of mini golf and eclectic California comfort cuisine, making it a fun dining experience for the whole family.
Do you want to bring the whole family out for a meal? There is one restaurant that is great for the family and loads of fun. You can play mini golf and grab deliciously creative food too. And even children will love this place too!
Urban Putt is the only San Francisco restaurant with a high-tech 14-hole mini-golf course.
Urban Putt address: 1096 S Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, 94108
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This is not a play room for children. Instead, you are looking at a off the wall place with hand-crafted courses and exhibits including an earthquake simulator.
Children will love the fun vibe of eating the finger food around the course and more. Eat before you putt or reward yourself with food when you are done.
Watch this video showcasing the food, mini golf, and family fun at Urban Putt.
Urban Putt address: 1096 S Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, 94108 Check out the Urban Putt site for more information.
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Have you been to this place? Share your opinions in the comments below. If you love awesome food spots in the city, then check out This Amazing Seafood Shack In San Francisco.
San Francisco is a city with a dynamic and varied food culture. The local cuisine draws inspiration from across the world and innovates as well. Food in San Francisco is serious business — from every culinary corner from North Beach aka Little Italy to Chinatown and more. Make it a goal to try out the most popular dishes from San Francisco this year.
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1. Henry VIII Cut Prime Rib at House of Prime Rib, 1906 Van Ness Avenue, 94108
House of Prime Rib offers many selections of the best beef. However, the Henry VIII Cut Prime Rib is the best local rib plate. This is one for the tender beef fan club.
2. Garlic fries and hot dog at AT&T Park, 24 Willie Mays Place, 94107
A time-honored tradition for sports fans and fans of finger food. Garlic fries and a hot dog at AT&T Park. Expect fries with chunks of garlic and parsley. All in all, this dish is a requirement on visits to AT&T Park.
Grab this classic San Francisco/Italian dish Cioppino at Scoma's restaurant on the waterfront in Fisherman's Wharf. Cioppino is a fish stew inspired by Italian cooking. Cioppino was developed by a fisherman from North Beach aka Little Italy.
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4. Mission Burrito at Taqueria Cancún, 2288 Mission St, 94110
This a burrito that is home grown and tied to the city. San Franciscans want burritos quick, cheap, well-stuffed, and from nowhere other than an authentic Mission taqueria. Rice optional. The Mission burrito has become very popular throughout California and defines San Francisco's brand of Mexican food.
5. Hangtown Fry at Tadich Grill, 240 California Street, 94111
Tadich features many hometown favorites, but their staple is the Hangtown Fry. This hearty meal has become a San Francisco staple. The Hangtown Fry is a world-famous mixture of eggs, oysters, and bacon.
6. Oysters at Swan Oyster Depot, 1517 Polk Street, 94109
Swan Oyster Depot is an old timer's spot in Polk Gulch. Oysters are the classic seafood meal to have here in this old-school spot along with half a cracked Dungeness, a bowl of chowder, or a shrimp salad. Yum!
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7. Chowder in a Bread Bowl at Boudin Bakery, 160 Jefferson St., 94133
The chowder is linked to "San Francisco," for many reasons linked to history and more. Chowder is special here because of the sourdough that makes it so much more wonderful and tastier. This is best enjoyed at the original Boudin Bakery.
8. Foccacia and Pizza at Liguria Bakery, 1700 Stockton Street, 94133
Sourdough bread along with Liguria's focaccia bread along with pizza are important historical staples in the city. Since 1911, Liguria Bakery has thrived. The pizza foccacia comes warm from the bag or can be bought on its own. The spot to go is —
of course — Liguria Bakery.
9. Chicken Parmigiana at Original Joe's, 601 Union St, 94133
Walk down memory lane and indulge in some quality chicken parmigiana. The place to go is in North Beach at Original Joe's. Tihe chicken parmigiana is breaded, fried, sauced, and full of cheese. You'll surely enjoy the old-school and great downhome Italian food from this classic spot.
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10. Kouign Amann and breakfast at B. Patisserie, 2821 California Street, 94115
Artisanal French breakfast with pastries has become more popular in the city. The Kouign Amann is an example of fine Viennoiserie that symbolizes the future of San Francisco. Kouign Amann is made of multiple layers of butter and sugar covered pastry dough baked up into a delicate celebration of caramelization and custard. If you want to try one of these delicious pastries then head to B. Patisserie.
San Francisco is full of attractions, historic neighborhoods, and classic restaurants. However, not every restaurant is located in a popular or even well known neighborhood. Bernal Hill is an area of San Francisco that has thrived under the radar. Venture out of the popular areas of the city and discover this restaurant.
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Piqueo's is a restaurant tucked away from it all in Bernal Hall, a quiet neighborhood in San Francisco.
Chef Carlos Altamirano creates food inspired from his native mountainous coastal region of southern Peru. Piqueo offers a truly authentic Peruvian food experience.
Expect harder to find Latin food like yucca fries, Aji de gallina, lomo saltado, and other Peruvian/Latin dishes. This place will surely not let you down for originality.
Learn more about Piqeo's restaurant in Bernal Hill in this wonderful video
Visit Piqueo's in Bernal Hill: 830 Cortland Ave, San Francisco, 94110 Open 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm everyday for dinner except closed on Monday. Check out the Piqueo's restaurant site for more information.
