Foreign Cinema

As a restaurant blogger, I’m thrilled to share my experience at Foreign Cinema, a stunning Mediterranean eatery in San Francisco.

Restaurant Info

• Restaurant Type: Breakfast & Brunch, Mediterranean, Cocktail Bars
• Address: 2534 Mission St San Francisco, CA 94110 , USA
• Phone: (415) 648-7600

Foreign Cinema is a must-visit destination for anyone looking for a delightful culinary adventure. Located at 2534 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94110, USA, this restaurant offers an exquisite blend of flavors and atmosphere that will leave you wanting more.

The steak was a mouth-watering masterpiece that left me craving more. The perfectly cooked steak was served with an exquisite blend of flavors, each bite transporting me to a world of gastronomic delight.

The oysters arrived at our table shucked to perfection. The brininess of the oysters was balanced by the subtle sweetness of the accompaniments, creating a delightful harmony of flavors on my palate.

The salad was a masterful creation that showcased the chef’s skill and creativity. The freshness of the ingredients shone through in every bite, with each component working together in perfect harmony to create a dish that was greater than the sum of its parts.

The restaurant has a warm and inviting atmosphere, with a rustic decor that includes wooden tables and chairs, brick walls, and a large stone fireplace. The lighting is dim, but there are plenty of candles and pendant lights to create a cozy ambiance. The background music is soft and jazz-inspired, adding to the relaxed atmosphere. Overall, the restaurant appears to be a casual dining establishment with a focus on comfort food and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Rating is 4 out of 5. reviews:

The seafood tower is all you need! Setting is gorgeous and service is good, but it gets really busy.

Went with a group of 4 and did family style (ordered the French toast, 100 cherry tomato scramble, champagne omelette, shakshuka). The French toast and…

Foreign Cinema is a gorgeous restaurant and you would have never guessed that it’s tucked behind Mission St. There is a dark and long entryway (with a…