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Dinner: Sun.-Thur. 5:30PM-9:30PM
Fri.-Sat. 5:30PM-11PM
Sunday brunch: 10:30AM-2:30PM

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16th Street Mission Station
2000 Mission Street
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Medium ($$)

2223 Restaurant   

2223 Market St
San Francisco, CA 94114
415-431-0692
www.2223restaurant.com

Rating: 3 out of 5  (6 Ratings)   Read Reviews (6)    Rate and Write a Review

The cocktails are tasty and boozy; the cheery diners -- gay and straight -- are likely to chat with strangers at neighboring tables; the servers are bubbly; the walls are brightly muraled; the lights are dim; the plate-glass windows designed for people-watching. 2223 is fun. How much fun can depend on whether it's a weekend and if you're a cute guy (hey, it's the Castro), but the food is cause for celebration -- the robust, brightly flavored New American fare is a party on a plate. Classics are done perfectly, like crisp roasted free-range chicken topped with a mountain of outstanding onion rings, or a juicy double-cut pork chop slathered with gorgonzola and grilled fruit. The menu's apt to include at least one great pasta, like huge butternut squash raviolis with sage-brown butter and duck confit. Other standouts are grilled flatbread with a host of toppings and any of the soups. The wine list is small but affordable. Avoid weekend crowds and save some cash by showing up for a prix-fixe three-course bargain Sunday through Wednesday -- or brave weekend-morning throngs for ricotta pancakes, homemade sausage and biscuits and a spicy ''whatever mary.'' -- Julie Ross

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6 Ratings and Reviews

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kbtjd
Review rating 3 out of 5
Down Hill
By kbtjd on 03/07/2004
Dinner in Feb. 2004 - pork chops were OVERCOOKED. Sunday brunch is a hit and miss...lox was good, but homemade sausage was tougher than leather and Service is BAD especially when past 10:45 a.m.
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Review rating 4 out of 5
DaveRRCo's Review
By daverrco on 05/23/2003
Fantastic food and service at this lively, and noisy, neighborhood restaurant. My girlfriend had a wonderful paella, chock full of fresh seafood, perfectly seasoned and delicious. I had the steak with roasted yukon potatoes drizzled with gorgonzola, and wonderfully roasted asparagus. Great wine list. My only criticism...my side of garlic mashed potatoes was cold. Prices were very reasonable, service was attentive and very friendly!
jenlissf
Review rating 0 out of 5
JenLisSF's Review
By jenlissf on 04/14/2003
Great atmosphere, tasty drinks but our waiter was horrible. We waited 20mins for our drinks while he didn't hide the fact that he was peeved because I wanted tea instead of coffee. 30mins passed still waiting to order our meal, we noticed our waiter taking taking meal orders at the table next to us (who had arrived 20mins after us). I asked if he could take our order and pointed out that we were waiting a lot longer than they were and he replied, "I'll be with you in a minute. I need to help others. I'm not discriminating against you!!" The thought of discrimination hadn't even crossed my mind. I spoke to the manager who gave me no response. I'm sure the restaurant owner wouldn't appreciate hearing their employees treat their customers in that manner.
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Review rating 5 out of 5
Busy and Classy
By cool2bjay on 06/02/2002
Busy Place that serves in style and offers a dining experience with lots of hustle and bustle and also quick service. A great place to bring your out of town guests, a comfortable date, or entertain a visiting business partner. Dress comfortably to dressy. Reservations would help everyone. This place offers a full bar on one side of the restaurant and dining on the other with a seperation down the middle. Taste your wine, sit at table clothed tables, lay cloth napkins on your lap, order from a tasty menu and are served correctly on full sized plates that are full and delicious.