Belden Pl, Financial District

This street easily has to be my favorite dining spot in San Francisco. It has a a varied choice in dining across different European cuisines. Also different kinds of restaurants with different ambiance. Almost all of the restaurants have outdoor seating. Overall a nice place for an evening out with friends or also for that romantic dinner with your date. Vegetarians beware, not much of a choice here for you. I went there once with a vegetarian friend and she had to settle for the only single vegetarian dish at the Italian restaurant there.

Dining can be extremely delightful at Belden Place. This street is in name for its restaurants serving French and Italian cuisine. The Notre-Dame-des-Victoires Church is a beautiful piece of architecture over here. Night brings life in Belden Place with the whole area lit by lights from nearby buildings and food hubs.

Running south from Pine Street to Bush Street is a super cool alley called Belden Place. In 1851 around 3000 French Immigrants setteled here. Ever since then Belden Place has carried on the French culture and as a result maintained it French charm. Although really just an alley you'll find a variety of French resturants including Cafe Bastille, a vodka bar and a coulpe of nice shops. Another unique characteristic of Belden Place is the opportunity for street dining, At lunch and dinner time the street is closed and table and chairs moved in to create a large dining area. Belden Place really shines on special occasions. San Francisico's annual Batille Day celebration, the nations largest, is held here. On your next trip to San Francisco check out Belden Place, you'll love it,