San Francisco Spanish Food

Alegrias on Lombard Street offers more than 20 kinds of tapas and small plates, as well as a short wine list featuring selections from Spain.

The simple, streamlined decor and high ceilings give Andalu a distinctly downtown San Francisco look, but the menu and service are more friendly Pacific... More about Andalu

Ole! Simply step inside this family owned and operated Mission District restaurant and it doesn’t take long to realize one is in for a terrific traditional... More about Cafe Arguello

Well known for uniquely fusing Spanish, Mexican, and Cajun cuisine. Cha Cha Cha sports a colorful interior - encouraging a bright, festive atmosphere. Very... More about Cha Cha Cha

Charanga has charm, good food and its location on ever changing Mission Street is further proof of an inevitable shift that continues to transform the... More about Charanga

Mayan, Spanish and French Fusion. One of the only restaurants in the city that offers Salbutes and Panuchos, a Mayan style tostada topped with beans,... More about Chichen Itza

Fun and funky tapas and paella café with good inexpensive food and sangria. Located just off the trendy Valencia street corridor on 22nd Street, Esperpento... More about Esperpento

Speciailizing in Paellas & Tapas from Spain Public parking across the street.

On the corner of Powell and Union, just off the main drag in North Beach, sits Iluna Basque, a swank eating place pushing itself into San Francisco's... More about Iluna Basque

Hours: Dinner: Tues - Thurs, 5:30pm-10pm Fri - Sat, 5:30pm-11pm Sun, 5:30 - 9:30pm

Concentrating on Spanish meals, this is an upscale establishment. Expect the average entrée to cost $12 to $20, and plan to fit the scene by dressing... More about Patio Espanol

Spanish tapas, paella, and sangria in a colorful, active environment. This is really a fun place to have a really good meal, drink and enjoy friends.

Combine sauteed Monterey squid, grapes, foie gras, raisins, and heirloom potatoes. Sounds strange, but when my best Brooklyn girlfriend came to town recently,... More about Piperade

Owned by the ThirstyBear people, Ron Silberstein and Ragnhild Lorentzen, Ramblas opened a few years ago to serve microbrews, decent Spanish tapas, pomegranate... More about Ramblas

Tapas, Spanish small plates.