Hub for upscale New American dishes, pizzas & drinks, drawing happy-hour & game-night crowds.
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Went to this restaurant before a baseball game and it was packed. Didn’t have to wait too long for a table though. Garlic fries were amazing and the ketchup was either made in house or from a great vendor. No standard Heinz. Burger was juicy and filled my belly for the night. Drink prices are decent. Definitely cheaper than the drink prices in the stadium.
11/17/25 Update in response to owner's reply: I do appreciate your reply, and I completely understand Retail cost vs. restaurant costs. We dine out frequently in and around SF, and have a broad base of experience for comparison. That said, I made the comment b/c we have rarely seen a markup this high at casual dining establishments in SF. It's remarkable and I think it deserves being noted for others planning on visiting Momo's. As I said, we'll likely come back to try your food, despite the higher than average prices. INITIAL POST: We planned on meeting friends here for dinner on Saturday night. Unfortunately, G Maps has the closing time as 9 and they close at 8. No biggie, friends are running late, it's 7:30 so we get a couple of drinks until our friends arrive and we scout down the street to a place that's open longer. Our waitress was very apologetic, not her fault but sweet of her. So the down side, menu is WAY overpriced. Bottle of wine is $30 over retail and the drinks are $17 and they aren't that good. We'd go back for the service, atmosphere, and to try the food. Maybe the food will be worth the price.
Great location and environment, excellent service, delicious food. Happy hour prices are also affordable. My favorite is the house burger.
I came here on a game day so it was busy & lively. Parking is horrendous if it’s a game day. I would advise taking public transit (The N-Judah line or T-line will practically drop you off right in front). They have indoor & outdoor seating. The staff was nice. The cost is your typical SF prices. Entrees & appetizers are about $15+ a dish; but, the food is good. We ordered calamari, tuna tartare, & I got a Cobb salad. Everything was delicious!
If you visit San Francisco, this place is an absolute must! The food is not only great but also beautifully presented, and the atmosphere is amazing. The strawberry basil lemonade is unreal—I’m definitely coming back just for that. The service was attentive and quick. Thank you for having us!
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