The last supper club

Chef Yo has owned a bunch of different sushi restaurants in SF. Maybe you remember Voodoo Sushi, which at the time ventured deeper into the Mission than any other sushi restaurent had yet dared tread. I think the problem with that place was that they tried to blend live heavy metal music with sushi. Hmmm… well, now he's got a little art café even further South on Mission and the paintings are better suited to complement the fare. Spare on the fancy rolls, it's all about fresh fish here. My Japanese friends say this is one of the only places where the sushi is high enough quality to order Sea Urchin. more

Last Supper Club has achieved the seemingly impossible -- offering a delicious, quality Sunday brunch with a nice atmosphere and no line -- in the Mission! No small feat. If you've ever tried to have brunch at any of the 'hoods hotspots, you know of what I speak. The menu isn't large, but the orange juice is fresh-squeezed, the coffee gourmet and entrees thoughtful, quality and well-prepared. Try one of their scrambles (the spinach, tomato and fontina cheese served with a side of herbed potatoes was very good.) They also have zuchinni, fennel, and another dish called "Eggs in Pergatory" featuring spiced chickpeas and parmesan toast. Prices average around $9.50 There is plenty of seating, and a decor that smacks of an Italian country house (complete with fountain). If you save room and are feeling especially decadent, you can indulge in one of their authentic, old-school Italian desserts. Located on the corner of 23rd and Valencia more

This restaurant is great for romantic evenings. The food is amazing and the prices are reasonable, a bit pricy for the neighborhood (around 30 per person with tax and tips). the service just fine. Youy should start your meal with the cheese fondue, it's excellent. Find a parking place was hard. more