Tangerine Cafe Llc

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3499 16th St (at at Sanchez)
San Francisco, CA 94114

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(415) 626-1700
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Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
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Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
Tangerine Cafe Llc - San Francisco, CA
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Best

Fresh ingredients, big portions worth their prices and efforts of going to Sanchez16th. Good vibe for dinning experience, a place where you can enjoy twilight sky with a few of wa...

Worst

I'm not sure why this place has an average rating of 5 stars. It's maybe 3 stars at best. The brunch is definitely better than the dinner, but it's still pretty bland. I've been h...

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Tangerine 9/5/2006

My first experience at Tangerine was less than stellar- we showed up on a Sunday night and were turned away at the door since there wasn't a table available. The hostess absolutely refused to let us wait. odd. Still, since I'd heard rave reviews about the place, I tried again with better success. Tangerine serves an array of Asian-fusion dishes that are both creative and tasty. Especially memorable was the appetizer of ahi tuna, sandwiched between fried wonton wrappers and seasoned with a wasabi aioli. I also loved their fresh bread with the array of dipping sauces. My boyfriend disliked the Asian Seafood Gumbo as the seafood didn't taste fresh. My entree of the coriander beef short ribs was delicious and is highly recommend. Prices range from wonderfully low to mid-range, with the most expensive entree (steak) topping off at $21. It's especially worth your money if you visit on a weeknight and take advantage of their specials. more

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Cozy Little Pacific Rim Brunch 6/6/2006

We stumbled on Tangerine during a walk from the Mission to the Castro, feeling adventurous and in search of a change from our usual Sunday breakfast ate the Pork Store (okay, I was in search of change, my boyfriend would have been happy with another plate of PS veggie sausage and eggs, but he acquiesced). We found Tangerine. And the clouds parted and the sun shined. All it was good. Very good. The layout is clean, but cozy with lots of gauzy fabrics and a wall full of windows that lets in natural light. One look at their brunch menu and I knew this was not our momma's old breakfast spot. Exotic and suprisingly yummy coconut Pancakes are served with ginger syrup. For the less adventurous, they have organic buckwheat pancakes are made with fresh Blueberry and servied with sliced bananas, yogurt, pecans and 100% maple syrup. Egg dishes are all excellent and inspired. Omelet combos like Avocado, bay shrimp, spinach, mozzarella cheese and salsa OR Shitake mushrooms, asparagus and Vermont white cheddar all tickle the palate. Specials rotate each weekend, but also keep an eye for the macaroni pancakes....look wierd...taste good. Never been there for dinner, but I hear the menu is just as good and they offer daily weekend deals, including: 2 for 1 beer, wine and cocktails on Monday 20% off all dinner menu items on Tuesdays A complimentary glass of Coppola house wine with your entrée on Wednesday and a $9.95 entrée special of the day on Thursdays. more
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Editorial
  • The Scene
    A silver sign and wood-bedecked exterior lure in neighborhood locals and couples for dinner dates and weekend brunch. The cream-colored, L-shaped dining room is lined with...

  • 6/28/2005 Provided by Citysearch
Additional information
  • Hours: Open for brunch weekends and holidays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and for dinner daily from 5 to 10 p.m.
  • Payments: American Express, Cash, Visa, Discover, Master Card
  • Neighborhoods: Castro, Central
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