Any good restaurant around Lombard St?

Hello,

I%26#39;ll be checking in at Coventry Motor Inn on Lombard St. around 8 pm this Sat., and was hoping that I could find a nice restaurant within walking distance. Can anyone recommend a restaurant in the are? I%26#39;m up for anything - Seafood/Italian/continental/Thai/Indian/etc. Nothing too outrageously expensive, but maybe $20-$30 per person. Thanks so much in advance!

Any good restaurant around Lombard St?

Go a block over to Chestnut Street and you%26#39;ll find lots of good stuff. I personally Love A16 on Chestnut between Scott and Divisadero. Fantastic Southern Italian. Entrees are around 20 dollars, so it%26#39;ll be a bit more than 30 per person once you include starters and a glass or two of wine, but it%26#39;s very good. It%26#39;s about 5-6 blocks from your hotel, a nice stroll.

Any good restaurant around Lombard St?

Go a block over to Chestnut Street and you%26#39;ll find lots of good stuff. I personally Love A16 on Chestnut between Scott and Divisadero. Fantastic Southern Italian. Entrees are around 20 dollars, so it%26#39;ll be a bit more than 30 per person once you include starters and a glass or two of wine, but it%26#39;s very good. It%26#39;s about 5-6 blocks from your hotel, a nice stroll.

Union St is 3 short blocks south. Chestnut is 1 block north and 2 west. Both are loaded with good restaurants. Saturday will be busy, of course. See restaurant listings:

http://www.unionstreetshop.com/

http://www.chestnutshop.com/

Good choices

A16, E%26#39;Angelo%26#39;s, Bistro AIX, Betelnut, Pacific Catch, Mezes and others. Maybe take a stroll, check menus, then decide. Nice area

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Thanks for your amazing responses! =)

A16 is a good choice for Italian.

For something slightly different, consider Mi Lindo Peru (technically #2, with the original being on Mission Street), 5 blocks west at 3232 Scott Street, on the block between Lombard and Chestnut. As the name implies they offer Peruvian food which in some ways resembles Spanish, with a paella and a couple of paella-like dishes, as well as an assortment of seafood, meat and chicken selections, as well as the option for dining off of tapas-like offerings on the appetizer section of the menu. Calm, comfortable setting (it used to be a Japanese restaurant with only a modest reworking....), full dinners should easily fall within your specified range.