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Masa's Restaurant
648 Bush St, San Francisco, CA
by Hilton 
The beautiful backdrop of scenery in San Francisco provides an intimate setting for dining out. Whether you're in the mood for French, Italian, Southern, or local cuisine, this area has something to satisfy everyone's palette with TravelSkoot's best dining!
One of San Francisco's most beloved fine dining establishments, Masa Restaurant is situated in the heart of downtown San Francisco near Union Station. They provide a sleek, contemporary atmosphere that is rich in unique decor and inviting ambiance. Patrons can enjoy a solid menu that combines exquisite French techniques with the seasonality of California.
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The granite walls and blond-wood furniture at this upscale destination all evoke understated Japanese-style luxury. Though celebrated for sushi, the menu extends far beyond snow crab and avocado. For more innovative choices and better values, look to the Chef Original Dishes or those made on the robata grill. Hirame-hime (halibut and scallop carpaccio) and futago (beef tenderloin and eggplant with miso-sesame sauce) taste nearly as stunning as they look. Eat at the sushi bar and enjoy the live DJ spinning tunes. You can ask your server to recommend a sake tasting from their wide selection. Stick to cold sake to truly appreciate the flavors.
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As soon as you enter this plush retreat, the skilled, approachable staff, plantation shutters, warm wood paneling and luxurious floral arrangements invite you to bask in understated extravagance. The restaurant has been heralded as a must-eat since its 1999 opening, and chef-owner Gary Danko is still devising magnificent dishes. The ever-changing menu features signature creations, such as glazed oysters with ossetra caviar. But it's the meat and game dishes that really thrill. Save room for the divine desserts. Every plate is perfectly detailed, and they send you off with a mini-loaf of breakfast bread.
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With a curbside crab stand, café and outdoor crab market, Alioto's continues to be one of the oldest restaurants in San Francisco. Step into the multi-level dining room where you can enjoy sweeping views of the harbor while dining on the decadent selection of delicious seafoods. Find items like their signature favorite Cioppino, pan-fried calamari or Sicilian mixed grill seafood cannelloni. Visitors and locals alike appreciate this culinary landmark for being owned and operated by one of San Francisco's most prominent families.
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Fior d' Italia, America's Oldest Italian Restaurant, has proudly served the citizens of and visitors to San Francisco since 1886. Located in North Beach in the historic San Remo Hotel, "The Fior" specializes in traditional Northern Italian cuisine and old world hospitality. The menu is strictly traditional, including meat-filled cannelloni and lasagna, osso bucco and veal parmigiana, all covered in old-school red sauce. Most of the pastas and all of the rich sauces are made in house. A favorite of locals and visitors alike, Fior d'Italia is serious, old-fashioned Italian food.
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The Hilton Santa Clara hotel is a luxury California hotel in the heart of Silicon Valley. Guests of the hotel can stay in one of 280 luxurious hotel rooms including eight suites, two Executive floors and private Concierge Lounge all with technology-advanced amenities. The versatile meeting space consists of two Ballrooms that break into three sections, and a well appointed Executive Boardroom. Enjoy the heated outdoor swimming pool or workout in the fully equipped complimentary fitness center. Everything you need for a perfect stay can be found at the Hilton Santa Clara hotel.
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