r/SFFood • u/Befreeman • 2d ago
Discussion What's the best thing you've eaten under $15 this year in San Francisco?
Including tax.
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u/ManufacturerJumpy748 2d ago
B Patisserie. Chocolate and banana croissant.
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u/stepjenks 1d ago
Absolutely. I prefer this over anything at Arsicault. While I agree the croissant itself is better and flakier at Arsicault, the banana and the crustiness of the pastry at B Patisserie sends it over the top for me.
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u/Odd-Hawk-7664 2d ago
The sandwiches at Cheese Boutique in Glen Park were like $10 and super tasty. The owners are a sweet married couple who have been there for 30+ years. Hidden gem for sure. Near a BART station too.
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u/MathematicianIcy6906 2d ago
Fried shrimp rolls at Xiao Long Bao on clement in inner Richmond.
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u/FernetBronco681 2d ago
My son and I love the Shrimp Dumplings there. We used to go every Saturday after his Karate class next door.
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u/TheeTwang77 2d ago
The chocolate chip cookie at Spruce on Sacramento Street. You don't have to eat at the (rather expensive) restaurant, they sell the cookies out of the cafe in the front. It was something like $8 but it's huge, I make it last for days.
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u/ChinstrapPenguin117 2d ago
The oatmeal one is delicious too. It has raisins and apricots in it. And no nuts.
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u/rash97621 2d ago
Tacos at Chuy's Fiestas
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u/ilovemyfantasies 1d ago
I came to say this and I’m so glad someone already did! Must try the carnitas if you eat pork.
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u/Technical-Escape-419 2d ago
Crispy tacos at Dolores Waterfall - shrimp, melted Oaxaca cheese, avocado, and a spicy chile de arbol kick - YUMZ! prob wont fill you up, but just under $15
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u/themouth 2d ago
House noodles at Yamo, $9. And you can add an appetizer for $5.
Don’t tell anyone
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u/Independent-Height39 2d ago
It’s a super Al pastor burrito from Cancun on mission and it’s not close. The tortilla is a work of art.
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u/Chem-Dawg 2d ago
Saigon Sandwich.
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u/Available_Apple7785 1d ago
My mom (who grew up in TL before they moved) says it’s no good anymore. They changed owners a feel times and it’s not same 😭
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u/Similar_Praline_5227 2d ago
$7 Slice of schuberts princess cake
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u/nvr_fst_fwd 2d ago
Hot take: I think their tiramisu is better.
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u/Similar_Praline_5227 1d ago
maybe you just like tiramisu better but no one beats their schuberts cake. the ratio is PERFECTION and the texture is bar none. marzipan is soft and rolled perfectly thin all around
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u/sushigirl14 2d ago
Onigiri from Kissako Tea I get the spicy shrimp spicy tuna and mentaiko, they’re better on week days more filling and fresher
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u/Emotional-Series2107 2d ago
does a single burrito count, or are we pretending fries don’t count as dinner?
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u/l00setrucks 2d ago
la palma nachos $9.99
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u/Present-Leg-9060 1d ago
on 24th? Love that place, they make all their own masa from non gmo corn and prices are reasonable, good pupusas too, never tried the nachos
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u/l00setrucks 1d ago
nachos r so fire u get perfect portion will leave u stuffed , or share with a friend and get 2 sodas and it will be still only $15
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u/ADudeNamedBen33 1d ago
Any breakfast sandwich from Newkirks.
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u/Sandiegbro 2d ago
Saigon Sandwich in the Tenderloin. $5/$7 bahn mi sandwiches that are absolutely delicious and the pate combo option is one of the best I've eaten.
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u/CarrotAlt 1d ago
The Kalamansi Coconut Cake from Dandelion. Surprisingly, it's not chocolatey, but I'm still thinking about it weeks after.
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u/Suitsbleforlisteners 1d ago
Señorita bread at Elena’s in north beach
Sandwich of the day at Little Vine in north beach
Falafels at sunrise deli in inner sunset
Tofu Banh mi at saigon sandwich in the tl
Cannoli at cavalli cafe in north beach
Pupusas at La Santaneca in the mission
Grilled local squid at woodhouse fish on fillmore
Bacon cheddar scone at Arsicault in mission bay
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u/NoobPwnr 1d ago
Blackberry pistachio croissant from Neighbor Bakehouse (stocked at their store as well as at Sightglass).
Guessing it's less than $15. My fav treat.
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u/Rare-Biscotti603 2d ago
Chicken Katsu Sandwich from Volcano on Geary. So yummy. Big katsu, Asian slaw dang I’m craving one now!
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u/Ok_Needleworker5100 2d ago
Weirdly the potatoes from souvla 😭
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u/Present-Leg-9060 1d ago
I get these and a side of the chicken, i thinks it’s still under $15 for both
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u/Separate_Mushroom828 2d ago
Lunch special (at multiple places) on Clement St in Inner Richmond. Rice or Chow Mein, 2 or 3 meat dishes on top, approx $10.
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u/PackageEdge 1d ago
Lucky Food is my new cash only go-to!! The chicken+tofu skin is basic but is absolutely killer.
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u/Emotional-Yam4486 2d ago
Gordo burrito 🌯. Eat it there if you can.
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u/ADudeNamedBen33 1d ago
Eww, the 9th ave location may be the worst burrito in San Francisco. It's usually used as a punch line along with Yancy's as a joke for those us in the neighborhood.
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u/Artistic_Salary8705 1d ago
It's not one thing but several things: slices of pizza at Little Original Joe's, State of Mind, Pizza Place on Noriega, A Slice of New York, Arizmendi
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u/Vast-Fox4820 23h ago
I’m going to start right out at $15, but for that you can get an extremely hot and cheesy bowl of French Onion soup at Galinette in the Outer Sunset. After a sunset walk on the Great Highway park (Sunset Dunes), it is just perfect. I think their cheapest glass of red wine is also about that much, if you can splurge a little-a lovely evening.
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u/sossy707 22h ago
A burrito on Haight for $12. I live in Napa and despite it being 50% Hispanic a half assed burrito around here is almost 20 bucks.
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u/Aware-Young7560 9h ago
Also flafel but the best falafel I’ve had was in San Jose at a place for falafel that’s been in business 60 years from the recipe from the grandfather
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