2025 Best New Year's Eve Restaurants in San Francisco/Bay Area
New Year's Eve Dining in San Francisco/Bay Area
Send off the year in style with a memorable meal. GAYOT has rounded up restaurants open on New Year's Eve, and some may even offer special menus or other festivities. Check with each restaurant for details and be sure to make your New Year's Eve dinner reservations early.Check out these Best New Year's Eve Restaurants in San Francisco/Bay Area, presented in alphabetical order.
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Classic French brasserie dishes make Left Bank a popular spot for lunch, dinner and an extended happy hour. See More
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Roland Passot's elegant Left Bank delivers satisfying cuisine of the sort that a French grand-mère would cook. See More
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Roman-style "pinsas" --- not pizza, but similar --- along with charcuterie and other Italian treats at this hidden spot off the beaten path. See More
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A temple of haute gastronomy by chef Claude Le Tohic offering modern French cuisine at this restaurant on the fifth and sixth floors of ONE65. See More
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Pabu
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Poggio
Elegantly designed Italian restaurant featuring spit-roasted meats, wood-fired dishes and seasonal vegetables picked from Poggio's garden. See More
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East Palo Alto enclave appropriate for a power breakfast, elegant lunch or upscale dinner. See More
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Seven Hills
Every dish is eye-popping at this neighborhood jewel with a deceptively humble vibe. See More
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Sons & Daughters
Creative tasting menus in a sleek but cozy dining room in Nob Hill. See More
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SPQR
Pacific Heights osteria from the team at A16 highlights the food and wine of Rome. See More
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