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We’re celebrating their incredible talent with a guide to our favorite women-owned restaurants in the Bay Area. From a dumpling spot to a plant-themed bar, these are the 23 women-owned spots in the city you should know about.
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Mar 1, 2021 · 11 Essential Women-Led Restaurants in San Francisco From French and Laotian cuisines to soul food, brunch eats, and more.
- Daisy Barringer
- Women-Owned Restaurants, Bars, and Food Shops
- Women-Owned Bakeries and Coffee Shops
- Women-Owned Florists
- Women-Owned Retail Stores, Artisans, and More
1. Cafe de Casa
Cafe de Casa is a small, cozy cafe in San Francisco with one of the highest ratings on Google reviews. They’re known for serving delicious sweet and savory Brazilian pastries, fresh açaí bowls, gluten-free crepes, cheese bread sandwiches, and so much more. Owner Lucimar Canedomanages Cafe de Casa’s 3 locations with her daughters Thais and Amanda Moreira. Locations: 1. 1165 Airport Blvd, South San Francisco 2. 2701 Leavenworth St, Russian Hill 3. 3985 17th St, Castro
2. Atelier Crenn
Culinary legend Dominique Crenn heads thisthree-Michelin-star French restaurant in San Francisco. Crenn was the first female chef in the U.S.to receive two Michelin stars in 2012 and then beat her own record for a third star in 2018. The menu and restaurant reflect Crenn’s personal journey over the years, with ties to both French and Californian cuisine. Location: 3127 Fillmore St, Cow Hollow
3. Damansara
Tracy Goh opened this excellent Malaysian restaurant in Noe Valley in October 2022. Guests can order a variety of small plates to make the most of Goh’s meticulous menu, which is intended to be paired with beverages and shared amongst friends. Location: 1781 Church St, Noe Valley
6. Whole Cakes
Sonya Kim opened Whole Bakes’ SoMa location back in 2014 and continues to produce a delicious menu of gorgeous cakes and other baked goods to her loyal clientele. In addition to cakes you’ll find a lovely assortment of pies, tarts, sourdough bread, and seasonal items in both savory and sweet varieties. Locations: 1. 1000 16th St, Potrero Hill 2. 100 1st St GB01, SoMa
7. Butter & Crumble
Butter & Crumble is helmed by Sophie Smith, who creates glorious specialty handmade cakes with a distinct layering technique. What’s great about Smith’s menu is that it also offers delicious gluten-free and vegan options. Smith works to prioritize flavor above all else, choosing to showcase the ingredients themselves rather than covering things up with fondant. Flavors include vanilla caramel bourbon, caramelized white chocolate carrot, and chocolate ganache toffee. Location: 271 Francisco St...
8. Bernie’s Coffee
Bernadette Melvin’s quaint coffee shop in Noe Valley is a popular neighborhood spot. Grab a strong coffee made from Spinelli beans and a breakfast burrito to go, or take a seat in their cozy dining area and look out the bay window. Location: 3966 24th St, Noe Valley
13. Iris + Emerson
This florist and home goods shop is owned by first-generation Assyrian-American Tanya Odisho. You’ll find a great selection of curated home goods in this fun and inviting space decorated with plenty of plants. Odisho’s florals are seriously beautiful, and you can even join a workshop to learn how to design your own arrangements. Location: 790 Arguello Blvd, Lone Mountain
14. Marbled Mint
SF natives Becky Tran and Virginia Leong are the creative design team behind Marbled Mint, which specializes in designing floral arrangements for special events and weddings. They also host team building and workshops for guests to bond while collaborating on their own designs. Location: 1155 Valencia St, Mission District
15. 428 Metal
Abby Paytas has been making jewelry since high school, but only recently opened her new online business 428 Metal in 2022. She works to prioritize self-expression in her gorgeous jewelry pieces while keeping in mind inclusivity, sustainability, and low-waste techniques. What’s more, she donates 3% of sales to the nonprofit environmental law organization Earthjustice.
16. Foggy Notion
Foggy Notion is a unique gift shop owned and curated by Alissa Anderson. Anderson stocks her own handmade wallets, bags, and jewelry made from recycled materials while also showcasing other local designers. She works to choose eco-friendly creators in a range of items from apothecary and beauty products to home goods. Location: 124 Clement St, Inner Richmond
17. Ayla Beauty
This boutique beauty and wellness store was founded by Dara Kennedy and continues to run via a women-led team. They strive to provide personalized guidance for a highly-curated selection of non-toxic products. Guests can order online, stop into the business in person, or make an appointment for a facial in their cozy treatment room. Location: 1825 Bush St, Lower Pac Heights
Situated in the northeast corner of the marketplace, the restaurant features a dining room that can seat up to 150 people, with space for 20 at the bar, 34 in the cocktail lounge, and 44 in the newly opened heated patio ideal for those chilly San Francisco summer days.
- 1 Ferry Building #3, San Francisco, 94111, CA
- Meals Served: Lunch | Dinner
- 4.2B
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