Special Feature: Culinary Travel
Tadich Grill
240 California Street
San Francisco,
CA 94111 (415) 391-1849
Cuisine: Seafood
Pluses: Large assortment of seafood, especially Dungeness crab, sanddabs, crab, prawn or shrimp salads, cioppino and poached salmon
Minuses: Crowds at busy times, split entrees will cost you $5.00 extra
Don't miss: Whatever seafood is your favorite
Prices: Moderate to expensive
Overview: Open for Lunch through dinner Monday to Saturday
Reservations not accepted
Visa, MasterCard accepted
Parking on street or nearby lots
Full
bar
Wheelchair accessible
Tadich Grill is a family business which has been in continuous operation since 1849, during the California Gold Rush days. First begun as a coffee stand by three Croatian immigrants, Tadich is one of San Francisco's landmark restaurants. The myriad seafood is prepared charcoal broiled, grilled, sautÈed, poached, deep-fried, or baked in a casserole. The food here is straightforward and of high quality. Excellent sourdough bread, a menu that's printed daily with specials, and a large selection of fresh seafood make Tadich's special. Non-seafood eaters can enjoy the meats from the charcoal broiler including calf's liver steak, hamburger steak, lamb chops, pork chops, chicken and four kinds of beef steak.
Whether you come in for a drink at the clubby bar (not a separate room) or a full meal, the Tadich feel will take you back in time.
Note: This information was accurate when it was published. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the businesses in question before making your plans.
