Consistently voted one of the best coffeehouses in SF, Philz is a mainstay for regulars who love the one-cup-at-a-time blends. It’s a must try.

Maybe it’s not the kind of meat you were looking for all night, but this place has just about every other kind. Console yourself with a bison burger to go.

There are many Oshas in the city, though everyone swears by one (usually closest to them). Good, cheap, and so quick you’ll wonder if they knew you were coming.

Diner food available 24 hours a day right at Castro and Market. Due to the location, you’ll have to wait. So take this as an opportunity to people-watch.

Not long after last call, the lines start to form at Nizario’s. With all the boys that gather there, it’s a great place to pick up a slice, and maybe get a piece.

How good can a salad be? With organic, seasonal ingredients and gourmet specialties, Mixt Greens aims to test your perception, if not your wallet.

Thin-crust pizza with the huge selection of toppings and inventive combinations. If there’s a pizza war in the Castro, Marcello’s is winning

American food with Mediterranean twists, you pay a premium for the atmosphere and movie that plays in the background. It’s the experience first, food second.

Slightly off the beaten path, this homey American restaurant beckons. The price fixed menu and the updating menu always make it a place to revisit.

This is the quintessential late night tacqueria. Don’t expect healthy options here; just have the quesadilla suiza and worry about the calories in the morning.