Cliff House Gift Shop
415-386-3330
1090 Point Lobos Ave San Francisco, CA 94121
| Recommended: | yes | 0 | no | 0 |
| Kid Friendly: | yes | 0 | no | 0 |
415-386-3330
1090 Point Lobos Ave San Francisco, CA 94121
| Recommended: | yes | 0 | no | 0 |
| Kid Friendly: | yes | 0 | no | 0 |
This is an awesome place to visit. You're guaranteed to find a gift or two from there. I have picked up a few things as souvenirs for myself. The staff there is very informative about the history of the cliff house. A very interesting place to visit.
Posted 08/09/09 | Report Abuse
Was this review helpful to you?
I think everyone goes to the Cliff House for the view. seagulls and pelicans congregate on the rocks until the waves crash and scatter them: quite entertaining. Whether or not it's foggy, you will enjoy the restaurant. After touring an exhibit at the Legion of Honor Museum, we caught the #18 bus which dropped us off just 25 yards from the Cliff House. It was 1 pm Sat and we waited 10 minutes for a table. Lobster bisque was delicious; salads were small but tasty. The menu has interesting choices and good wine selections. The hostess was gracious to order us a taxi for the airport. Handicap accessible, too.
Posted 05/20/08 | Report Abuse
Was this review helpful to you?
The Cliff House is right in the middle of Sutro Heights and offers a nice bar/restaurant area. Its a nice place to get a meal because of the fantastic views but it can pretty pricey. Worth the place if you just need a nice place to go for a great view.
Posted 11/08/07 | Report Abuse
Was this review helpful to you?
One of two must visit restaurants in San Francisco. The spectacular view is matched by exceptional food and service. World class chefs offer seasonal menus presenting the best California cuisine. An excellent wine list and wonderful deserts round out the perfect dining experience. Worth the higher price.
Posted 10/30/07 | Report Abuse
Was this review helpful to you?
This has a beautiful location with a great view. It is unfortunate that after the old Victorian Cliff House fell into the sea they build a disasterous and disgusting building. More recenlty it has been renovated, and still is a bloody mess, if slightly better. I have eaten there once. After living in the city for so long we though we should make a visit. We went there for Sunday breakfast. There was quite a wait. The food was extremely average. It was also very over priced. Another time when some friends were in town we dropped in there while hanging around after a wedding--this time for a drink. It being early afternoon we ordered a Bloody Mary. Neither of us finished the drinks. In this cases the price was OK, but the drinks were awful. With the renovation maybe it is better now.
PROS: View
CONS: Price, wait, crap food and drink.
Posted 09/05/05 | Report Abuse
Was this review helpful to you?
I miss the ambaince and the opulence that the Old Cliff House baosted before the refurbishments. The new look is very stark and clinical.
The food however is till amazing. And the views are amazing, no matter where you dine, you will have a great view of the ocean, and may be as lucky as we were to catch a glimpse of a migrating whale.
The food is great. The service is good, noticed a much busier atmosphere lately.
The Creme Brulee is to die for!!
Posted 08/30/05 | Report Abuse
Was this review helpful to you?
Great view of the destroyed spas from before the earthquake and a really fun penny arcade (though it costs more than a penny) on the lower level, full of old games from the 20s and 30s. The restaurant's food, however, is not worth the price.
Posted 05/07/05 | Report Abuse
Was this review helpful to you?
The wait staff is 4 star, the food is 3 star, but there is absolutely no better view of the ocean and Sutro Baths in the city. Have a martini and a plate of hot calimari. Perfect place for a fancy date.
PROS: The view, the interior
CONS: Food is expensive for the quality
Posted 04/13/05 | Report Abuse
Was this review helpful to you?
A San Francisco tradition for over 100 years. California cuisine and excellent ocean view. Two cocktail lounges, a dining room, a casual restaurant for breakfast and lunch, and a Sunday brunch buffet. The Mechanical Museum below the restaurant displays a collection of coin-operated, automated musical instruments, old fashioned juke boxes, pinball and fortune telling machines. Open 7 days
Posted 02/28/05 | Report Abuse
Was this review helpful to you?
"Price is about $24-$27/pp but that includes the entire prime rib package, ..."