Baker Street Bistro

When I go to cute little neighborhood spots, I am already biased before I walk in, since the whole idea of a neighborhood spot already makes me like the place. You'd have to do alot to make me unhappy here. \r
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Recently moved to San Francisco , French from the Alps , I had no expectations when I took my brother for dinner to this busy French Bistro We both were back in a Bouchon Lyonnais : cramped space, staff in the weeds yet smiling and "in

Over all the food was good, not great. I had the Bourride Provencale bay scallops, prawns, fish of the day & mussels stew, risotto. The risotto was over cooked. The rest of the dish was good. We split two deserts among 3 of us, all were

Pros: Value & Ambience

Cons: Service, Service, Service

Whenver my wife and I need a break from the ordinary, and want to escape to a taste of Paris, then we go to this wonderful Bistro. The food is awesome, and so cheap! Typically cramped, with your neighbor almost taking part in your

Pros: Authentic traditional French cuisine; great wine; friendly staff

Cons: I want to say the crowdedness, but then, that's what a popluar Paris restaurant is like!

In a city which increasingly caters to diners with bottomless pockets, especially when it comes to French cuisine, it's refreshing to find a place like Baker Street Bistro. Small and out of the way, the restaurant has a family atmosphere,

I went here for dinner on a Wednesday night and had no trouble getting in. It's definitely got a neighborhood feel, and the waiters are all extremely nice. I got the prix fixe 3 course meal for $14.50. Can't beat that anywhere! The roast

Pros: value, staff, great french food

Cons: tables are a little close to each other

Recently had a Sunday brunch at this restaurant. The eggs benedict came out over cooked but the server immediately took them back and gave us a couple of glasses of champagne on the house. That was a nice touch and took the sting out of

Pros: food, service

Cons: parking, small restaurant

We had a reservation and waited for a good table but the couple who came after us (way after) was offered a choice of seating before us! So instead of have a nice comfy seat by the window, we got stuffed in the corner by the bar, hitting

Pros: warm goat cheese

Cons: service

I love this place for breakfast. Their egg dishes and french toast are AMAZING! And the prices are totally reasonable.

Pros: French Toast!

God forbid this place gets TOO popular and we can't get a table without a 2 hour wait! Baker St. is so special, with only a few candlelit tables, French speaking servers, delectible starters, savory dinner selections, a wine list that

Pros: food, ambiance-romantic, location

Cons: long wait often, slow service if busy

This place was just what I was looking for when I went out to dinner with a group of six. I agree with the other review that says this is just the sort of place you would find around the corner in France. It has a really authentic feel. It

Pros: Great vaue

Baker St. Bistro is a great neighborhood bistro with solid food and wine. The prix fixe at dinner is an absolute steal at $14.50 for dinner. The other menu items are also well-priced. I've also been for Sunday brunch and service was a

Pros: Value

Cons: Parking

Just a great, simple, reasonably priced place to have a nice meal in the Marina/Cow Hollow area. If I were living in France, this is the kind of place I would find just around the corner. Great owners and staff make you feel welcome. Very

Pros: Value, French ambiance, Food