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Hard to Get San Francisco Restaurant Reservations

Name: Hard to Get San Francisco Restaurant Reservations
Uploaded: 2023-05-16T01:00:30+00:00
Duration: 58 s
Channel: Austin Klar
Description: In this concise video, Austin Klar highlights three of San Francisco's most difficult-to-reserve dinner spots—State Bird Provisions, Lio Lio Yacht Club…

16 May 2023 · 1 min

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In this concise video, Austin Klar highlights three of San Francisco's most difficult-to-reserve dinner spots—State Bird Provisions, Lio Lio Yacht Club, and Cattonia. For each restaurant he explains the reservation release schedule (30 days in advance on OpenTable for State Bird, 14 days on Resy for Lio Lio, 30 days on SevenRooms for Cattonia), the best platforms to use, and walk‑in/bar options with timing tips (arrive early for State Bird’s bar line, consider early evening for Lio Lio, and try lunch at Cattonia for a higher chance of a table). The video ends with a call‑to‑action to follow for more San Francisco restaurant recommendations.

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3 of the toughest restaurants to get reservations at for dinner in San Francisco. Let's go! First up is State Bird Provisions on Fillmore Street. This small plates dim sum style restaurant is one of the city's most popular and it is delicious, so it's no surprise that it's really tough to get reservations here. Reservations are released 30 days in advance at midnight on OpenTable. The bar is reserved for walk-ins, but lines start forming 30 minutes before doors open, so you better get there early. Number 2 is Lio Lio Yacht Club on Sutter Street. The California Hawaiian share plate style restaurant is unbelievably good and it has a great table for large parties. Reservations are not easy to come by. They're released 14 days in advance at 10 PM on Resy. They also accept walk-ins even for bar seating. Last up is Cattonia on Pacific Ave. This incredible Italian spot has bomb handmade pasta, really great pizzas, and gets super busy for dinner. Your best chance of actually getting a table here is coming at lunch when it's a little bit less busy. They serve pretty much the same menu. But if you do want to come for dinner, reservations are released 30 days in advance on SevenRooms, or you can walk up and try for a seat at the bar. Follow me for more great restaurants in San Francisco.