Bernal Heights survived the 1906 earthquake and fire because of the hill's bedrock foundation. Several small cottages on Shotwell Street were originally built as dwellings for people who had lost their homes in the disaster but still had jobs. Thus, more people moved to Bernal Heights following the earthquake.
Today, Bernal Heights is also home to a few good restaurants that provide comfort and satisfaction to diners. Here are some of the popular places in the area:
The Blue Plate
What's Special About it:
This quirky and relaxed resto caters to a hipster crowd that prefers to dine on comfort food with a twist. They serve dishes that include adventurous combinations of fresh and seasonal ingredients, such as macaroni and drunken spanish goat cheese.
What Customers Say:
"Literally the most delicious food my tongue has ever tasted. Got the mac & cheese which was baked with cheddar and goat cheese for an appetizer and the salmon for the main dish. I was blown away of how well they were cooked."
What Else to Order:
Fried chicken served with macaroni salad and a buttermilk jalapeno dipping sauce.
Location:
3218 Mission St
San Francisco, CA 94110
Neighborhood:
b/t Valencia St & Fair Ave
Bernal Heights, Mission
What's Special About it:
The owners decided to open this hangout spot because of the lack of SF places that served food after 10pm. The ambiance is moody and eclectic. The inexpensive menu features big servings of Spaghetti and Meatballs as well as other comfort food like Roast Chicken and Seafood Linguine.
What Customers Say:
"Came here with a couple of friends. Boy or boy, huge and i mean HUGE meatballs here!! The portion was more than I had expected. If you are hungry and in need of an orgasmic meal come here!"
What Else to Order:
Zoodles Rasta Pasta
Location:
3230 Mission St
San Francisco, CA 94110
Neighborhood:
b/t Valencia St & 29th St
Bernal Heights, Mission
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