RH San Francisco | The Gallery at the Historic Bethlehem Steel Building

A brunch experience. Not sure about the other meals, but brunch…RH is the place to be. The restaurant reminds of a Four Seasons vibe- large, marble, on top of it staff, and great food (funny since their restaurant/show room has nothing to do with a hotel, but alas). For the caviar lovers, they have a decent chip and caviar plate. For bigger plates, the burger is fantastic. Just great flavor and overall dish. The gem salad is deceivingly big, and the buttermilk herb dressing is a standout. Definitely recommend grabbing a glass of wine or a cocktail to bring to the roof when the sun is out. They don’t do drink service on the roof, but totally bring a glass and chill out. Overall, great afternoon, will be back.

Took my girl on a date for our anniversary. This place was amazing. The building was beautifully restored from the outside and the inside was even more amazing! The service at the restaurant was great! Our waitress was very cool and friendly! The Bellini was so good and the food was amazing! Highly recommended for date nights!! Plenty of street parking too!

Stopped here for rooftop drinks with some friends who’d been here before. Oh and it’s also a furniture store. We got drinks at the bar (wine, spritz, beer and mocktails) and proceeded up the elevator to the roof level 4. Only one elevator goes to 4. Nice views and well furnished outdoor seating and views of bay and city.

This is the third time we’ve gone to the restaurant. Twice for my wife’s birthday and one time for a client lunch. Be home decor and service is pristine and earns a five star rating. The entire is smart casual, but you can come in jeans and a sweatshirt and the service will still be fantastic. The food is delightful. The service is excellent. The noise level it’s not so bad in the high floors. It’s a unique atmosphere one that will not be forgotten .

We have the best experience in San Francisco eating here, flavors were on top, service from Giovanni was outstanding! It was my husband birthday and he received a cookie with a candle, we appreciate that. We enjoyed every detail, definitely we will come back.

Beautiful building. I love this place, inside, outside, rooftop, it is all impressive and staff is courteous. Problem: and this needs to be said. Been here only twice. First time wonderful experience all good. Second time birthday party of 3. All 3 of us got food poisoning. Identical symptoms. Not cool. My experience and the desire to come back literally ruined forever, as I do not prefer to play Russian roulette with my health. Hence 3 stars. First experience deserves 5 stars, second experience is straight 1. Keep that hygiene up.

Been here for several times already. Beautiful restaurant. Great foods and service but it’s pricey. Actually this place is an art gallery also. It was so cool to walking around. The roof top is beautiful too. Usually roof top with sea view is nice but this one is just ok. Street parking would be a challenge on weekends.

All i wanted to do is wait until someone will sell me a car. Great customer service we all can improve.

To start off, this restaurant is at a great location in SF. There's always no parking at restaurants located in SF but there is a whole row of street parking. Going into the restaurant, there is also a bar and small rooms that display the furniture RH sells. Once we walked in, we were seated really quickly. We ordered one of the rotisserie chicken, truffle fries with cheese, mini lobster rolls with caviar, and one branzino. The rotisserie chicken was seasoned perfectly seasoned and the chicken itself was cooked softly; not at all dry! The branzino was good as well and my friend enjoyed it a lot! We both loved the truffle fries and finished every last bit of it as the fries were crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and had a rich truffle flavor that went great with the shredded cheese on top. My absolute favorite was the mini lobster rolls with caviar. I've been dying to have some more so I've been looking for other RH locations to have them again! The roll is crispy and soft and buttered so that it goes perfectly with the lobster. The caviar on top mixes the flavors together perfectly and every bite melts in your mouth. The mini lobster rolls were the best part of this meal here. As a side note, since RH is a furniture store, there are lots of displays of their furniture (2 floors) and even their restrooms are furnished. There's a bar if you want to just have a drink and walk around, but if you have time, I most definitely recommend the mini lobster rolls with caviar at their restaurant.

Ambience is spot-on, but the drinks are severely overpriced. We got a glass of wine and a mocktail and the bill came out to be just a little under $60 after tax/tip. They're very meticulous about each pour and measure your wine out on a scale. Not a single ounce over or under what you're supposed to get. You're able to walk around the store and across several floors to marvel at the furniture or test it out as your sip on your drinks. I very much enjoyed the artsy museum-y vibes and was also surprised to find how empty the store was on a Friday evening. The rooftop was nice and also fairly quiet. Great place to sit back and enjoy the $$$ drinks.

I had such a fantastic experience here! From the moment we walked in, the service was outstanding. The staff was welcoming, friendly, and truly went out of their way to make us feel comfortable. You can tell they genuinely care about their customers. Now let's talk about the food--absolutely delicious. I ordered the mini lobster roll and it blew me away. The lobster was fresh and perfectly cooked, with just the right amount of seasoning and a buttery toasted roll that brought everything together. Small in size but big on flavor! I honestly could've eaten a few more. Everything from the atmosphere to the food is lovely. I love taking my mom there for special occasions. This time was extra special and they gave us a crème brûlée complimentary. It brought my mom to tears because that was what my dad would order for her when they went out. It was a magical sign from him.

Every time I'm in San Francisco, I get my breakfast out there. Food is very good and delicious and the price is fair

A brunch experience. Not sure about the other meals, but brunch...RH is the place to be. The restaurant reminds of a Four Seasons vibe- large, marble, on top of it staff, and great food (funny since their restaurant/show room has nothing to do with a hotel, but alas). For the caviar lovers, they have a decent chip and caviar plate. For bigger plates, the burger is fantastic. Just great flavor and overall dish. The gem salad is deceivingly big, and the buttermilk herb dressing is a standout. Definitely recommend grabbing a glass of wine or a cocktail to bring to the roof when the sun is out. They don't do drink service on the roof, but totally bring a glass and chill out. Overall, great afternoon, will be back.

Me and my girlfriend were able to check out our RH. This is definitely a beautiful showroom and a beautiful restaurant. The staff here are super friendly. There is about four levels they have a restaurant I believe on the first level and they can also order coffee and tea from here and walk around. There's a beautiful new park called crane Cove Park a mile away from the Chase Center. Pier 70 is going under reconstruction and redevelopment in San Francisco. It's in the dog patch neighborhood. It looks like there's gonna be a lot of new biotech and chemistry buildings there. This building is really nice. My grandpa used to work here back in the day after World War II I find this really interesting is that the building is really nice and it's really set up for a big comeback for San Francisco. There's so many things to do every week. The selection here is very interesting. There's a lot of high-end furniture very expensive so definitely come check it out. Come say hi order a coffee and check out the rooftop views.

My first time at RH Restaurant was an amazing experience, and I can't wait to return. These days, it's rare to find a restaurant that is both aesthetically stunning and serves delicious food, but RH excels in both. Upon arrival, we were immediately greeted and asked whether we were there for dinner or to explore the gallery. I had called ahead to ask if reservations were recommended, and the staff advised that they were. Fortunately, traffic wasn't too bad, so my friend and I arrived earlier than expected. The host kindly seated us right away. The ambiance is elegant, relaxing, and visually captivating, with so much to take in as you walk through the space. This is definitely an upscale dining experience, so be prepared to spend accordingly. For drinks, we both ordered the RH Bellini, which was light, refreshing, and an easy 10/10. It cost $17. For our meal, we ordered the lobster roll, which comes with two small portions. While the size was disappointing, the flavor made up for it--rich, buttery, and well-balanced. I'd rate it an 8/10, priced at $34. It comes with caviar, which had a luxurious, buttery taste and delivered on quality. The highlight of our meal was the Wagyu ribeye (14 oz.), cooked medium rare. The steak was incredibly savory, tender, and melted in my mouth--an easy 10/10 and well worth the $110 price tag. We also ordered the truffle fries, which were crispy, garlicky, and full of flavor. They were a great addition to the meal. One thing I did notice was that our server didn't check on us as often as I would have liked. Additionally, the restaurant adds a 4% employer surcharge, so keep that in mind when budgeting your visit. After dinner, we explored the gallery, which spans multiple floors and showcases an impressive collection of modern furniture, lighting, textiles, and decor. The rooftop was a standout feature, offering breathtaking views of San Francisco--a perfect way to end the evening. RH Restaurant is a fantastic choice for special occasions like birthdays or celebrations. While it is on the pricier side, the combination of ambiance, food, and overall experience makes it worthwhile. Do note that paid parking is required, which is common in San Francisco. I highly recommend this place and will definitely be returning!

I absolutely love the RH in Napa, so maybe that's why the San Francisco location felt a little subpar. Napa's version is romantic, classy, and has a bit of that magical atmosphere. The SF one is more bright and bougie, with several floors of furniture to explore and a rooftop space. One thing that really stood out was the limited steak options. They only had the wagyu ribeye for 115, instead of offering the regular ribeye in the 80-95 range like Napa. I went with the filet mignon this time. It was fine, but honestly not as satisfying. Fish - I prefer the branzino over the salmon. Cocktail - rose spritz or peach Bellini. Any other is just not delicious. Sides- truffle fries for the win. Overall, I would rather come for brunch at this location or lunch.

RH knows how to do furniture AND food right! SERVICE: Our server Sara was amazing. As soon as I told her my kids would be coming she explained what on the menu would be best for them and asked if I wanted to put an order of fries in right now for them to eat. She also checked on us several times during the meal to make sure we had everything we needed. This is so nice esp when dining out with kids! FOOD: The food here is delicious. I started out with a Rose Spritz that was light and refreshing. I got a lobster roll which was seasoned just right with butter and a little old bay. However, please note that is is small so get an apporizer if you are really hungry. I still wanted to nibble so I had some of my husbands beautiful Wagyu Ribeye. My kids got a burger that satisfied them (happy mom). Then we all enjoyed fries and topped off dinner with chocolate chip cookies! I am a big chocolate chip cookie lover and I can say these are top tier. Homemade with a sprinkle of salt. Amazing! AMBIANCE: They deserve a million stars in this category. The resturant is stunning!!! Even the high chairs are gorgeous. I loved that this resturant has such a posh vibe but I was still able to enjoy it with my kids. Overall, will I be back? Yes RH is a goto in every city that you can rely on for good food and a great vibe! It is surely worth its value. I hope you enjoy too!

A gorgeous restaurant! Definitely bougie! I love that you don't have to make reservations and sit at a table in order to grab drinks. We walked right away to the lovely bar and ordered drinks to take up to the rooftop. The views up on the rooftop are gorgeous! It gets a little windy and when the sun it out, watch out. You will get fried! The Bellini was very flavorful and around the usual price I would have expected ($18 but $23 with city fees). Great place to come take out of town guests to.

Where to go in the Bay Area on the weekend? It's a fun yet tricky question every week ‍ If you're tired of the usual hikes and can't find any cool events or hidden gems to explore... Just head over to the five-story Restoration Hardware Art & Design Museum in SF (aka RH) -- a chill spot with food, drinks, and a rooftop view that's perfect for sunset vibes. 590 20th St, San Francisco After lunch, take a one-hour drive from the South Bay to SF. Start on the first floor at The Palm Court, grab a cocktail or wine, and wander around with your drink in hand. Feeling tired? Plop down on one of their comfy couches, chat with friends, and soak in the stunning RH furniture designs. Oh, and don't forget to snap some mirror selfies! Personally, I'm obsessed with RH's design philosophy. Their old-money Nordic style, symmetrical designs, and unique low-saturation color palette are just so satisfying! Even though the individual pieces might seem simple, once you put them together, it's unmistakably RH. You just can't go wrong. Each floor has a different vibe and theme, with the top floors getting more laid-back. And yes, there's a rooftop where you'll find lots of people soaking up the sun. Exploring RH feels like a cozy indoor city walk with coffee or wine in hand, plus a bit of art appreciation. Afterward, you can dive straight into SF's food scene -- the perfect weekend plan! Got any cool Bay Area weekend tips? Drop them below! Have an amazing weekend! service is ok

That atmosphere is absolutely beautiful breathtaking actually our server Nick was excellent mcould not ask for more the manager that night Miles also very very good

While there are probably only a select few that are lucky enough to be able to adorn their homes in all RH furniture, anyone can stop by and soak in the lifestyle and dream of living in a RH World, and I strongly suggest you do. RH is more than a furniture store, it's turned high end simple elegant design into a luxury lifestyle brand. This "store" doesn't look like any furniture store you've been to. It's like a modern showroom, five glittering floors showcasing dream living rooms, bedrooms, art, and outdoor. There are two rooftop patios, with you of course all RH patio furniture you can buy online. Stop by the Palm Court Restaurant on the first floor and get a glass of champagne to enjoy on the roof. I remember when the Palace Hotel and Ritz Carlton were the go to Sunday champagne brunch spots, but the new Palm Court is a designers dream, with it's high glass ceilings and of course, all RH chairs and tables, The Palm Court is the new go to place for brunch and just an experience and get beautiful getaway. If you're in the neighborhood, also check out 3rd rail bar (dog friendly), and Olivier's Butchery down the street.

RH is amazing! Great place, great food and service to match! I went with friends for brunch, our server was Lobsang and he was awesome giving us recommendations for beverages. Taylor the manager was also very pleasant, I originally ordered a salad but I wasn't pleased with it. Taylor came over to our table and helped me change the salad for the American Breakfast and I'm glad she did because their bacon was delicious! After eating we walked through each floor, taking in all the art & furniture, then headed up to the rooftop where we enjoyed the afternoon with a view.

The first time I went to a RH it was the one in Corte Madera. It was so hard to find the front door. The directions lead us to the parking lot and then it was a very long walk to the front door. I guess my expectations were high from the first time. The interior is beautiful and the service was great. But the food wasn't as good. The artichoke was a little oily. The best thing was the dessert.

This is my second RH location to visit for dinner. Easy street paid parking. Worth coming here for elegant atmosphere, top notch dining experience, roof top views and to look at their high end furniture. Highly recommend their crispy artichokes. Ordered RH Bellini's and RH mimosas. Both were ok not too strong. Their grilled shrimp vegetable salad 10/10 and fried chicken Sando 10/10 ( so-so delicious). Our server was attentive and friendly. Overall, wonderful birthday celebration.

This is one of my absolute favorite places. The atmosphere is incredibly relaxing -- elegant, calm, and beautifully designed in every detail. From the moment you walk in, you're surrounded by luxury. It's not just a restaurant, it's an experience. The menu isn't too large, but every dish feels carefully curated, and the quality is outstanding. This is the kind of place where you come not just to eat, but to truly enjoy the ambiance, have great conversations, and unwind.

Incredible service and great vibes all around! The palm court at RH SF is one of the most gorgeous spaces I've ever dined in, and it's the perfect setting for a fancy girls' night with cocktails. We got the gem salad, truffle fries, rotisserie chicken sandwich and crispy chicken sandwich along with the rose spritz and bellini. The portions are substantial, however be prepared to splurge given the ambiance! They also add a 4% surcharge so I'd be mindful of that as well.

First time RH San Francisco we came to celebrate my birthday with an amazing dinner and very nice atmosphere, very good service food was incredible very flavorful, our server recommended selection on good and drinks ambience in the restaurant was very pleasant, the value was great.

first time to rh sf! of course not alot of street parking, since its hidden away in the dogpatch area the service was ok! selection of food much better here than in palo alto or marin county i dont know too much about the value bc youre paying for the vibes and feels when you walk in i actually prefer palo alto more with the rooftop feels and sf's selection of food

Eh. I finally made my way to RH after having passed by for years (and years before that when it was an empty, dilapidated building), looking forward to seeing the beautiful interior and eat at Palm Court. Certainly beautiful inside. The service was good. But the meal was underwhelming and way overpriced for what it was. Disappointing, and I won't be coming back, even for the ambiance. Glad they renovated the building so it's in use, at least.

The atmosphere was lovely, the staff was attentive and gracious, and the food was incredible. I had a wonderful Mother's Day filled with warmth and joy spent with my dear son.

My 50th birthday celebration continues here. Such a beautiful restaurant. Elegant rooms to hang out after dinner or just have a drink and walk around the property. Service is top notch. Very friendly people. Our server was very professional. Help us with the menu. It pricey but the food was delicious and the place is relaxing.

Came here the day before Valentines Day and it was a spectacular date night spot. The food wasn't bad just definitely pricey, however for the experience and the ambiance it made up for the price! Definitely come here to feel luxurious and get some amazing pictures! Highly recommend the truffle fries they were incredible! Also make sure to explore the area entire either before or after your meal!

RH is so cute aside from it being cute the food is good. Love coming here with a cute outfit on and ready to have a drink. I recommend it for a special occasion.

Amazing place. Food and service were great. Beautiful and elegant decor. I recommend to come on the weekday, less crowded.

RH is one of my most favorite restaurants to visit. I've tried Marin and Napa, all so aesthetically pleasing with delicious food and drinks. We celebrated a friends birthday at the SF location this time. It is equally beautiful with a lovely rooftop lounge. The day was absolutely beautiful in SF which made the rooftop that much more enjoyable. We were able to peruse the beautifully curated showrooms of furniture while sipping a refreshing peach Bellini. We tore ourselves away to be seated. I'm very mindful of where a restaurant chooses to seat me. Deal breakers are near any service area where I have to see or hear dishes being cleared or served, bathrooms and high traffic areas. It's off putting when you see the host review the availability and choose that table. I'm reasonable if the restaurant is chock full and there aren't many options. But when it is expressed it is a special occasion when the reservation is made, the expectation is a bit more thoughtfulness. We were a small party of 3. The food and drinks were excellent! We tried the filet Mignon seasoned and cooked to perfection. The roasted chicken crispy skin with tender juicy meat. We had the Caesar perfectly dressed with the best croutons, mashed potatoes, garlicky green beans with the perfect crisp bite and roasted corn. Everything was delicious. Our servers were classy, kind, funny and competent. They made the experience fun and light. Based on the level of service shown by Nick and Miles I would choose this location each time they are 5 star level! We did the whole guess how much the bill is and were very pleased it was much less than anticipated. Well worth the 336!

Outstanding service, one of the best that I've ever had. Being one of my first times in San Francisco, my girlfriend and I arrived to the restaurant late, unknowingly I was supposed to have a reservation after 8:00 pm. The waiters and staff took extra care of us, accommodating our time, and letting us look around the different floors. Entering the building this kind gentlemen named Miles toured us around the building and seated us at our table. Then being greeted by a nice Lady named Mimi, the staff insisted that we take our time, allowed for lots of great photos, and Miles even complemented us with a nice desert. Again, great service. Would love to go visit again soon. And an extra big thank you to Miles.

Great ambiance, delish appetizers and entrees and the furniture shopping was amazing! The service was also really great for our early dinner. This flagship and store experience was unforgettable and I highly suggest making reservations for a fun experience!

RH gives off such a luxurious vibe! It's modern, sophisticated, and absolutely stunning. The attention to detail in both the furniture showcases and the food is impeccable. Starting off, the food was absolutely delightful. I ordered the Gem salad, and it was refreshing and very light. The plating was beautiful and elegant, with a generous portion. I was surprised to find myself full after just one plate! The best part of this experience was touring through the furniture and exploring the rooftop. Everything was so clean and beautiful to look at! It was so much fun to browse the various furniture designs, and each piece felt like a work of art. On the top floor, you can enjoy a gorgeous view while lounging on comfortable couches. I love the concept of being able to dine and explore the building at the same time--it's like an all-in-one experience! As for the service, the staff was certainly caring and welcoming. Our waitress provided plenty of recommendations and was very knowledgeable about the menu. She even took the time to check on us throughout the meal, ensuring we had everything we needed, which made the experience even more enjoyable. Overall, RH is a full experience that combines fine dining with an immersive environment. RH is definitely worth a visit if you enjoy modern vibes! There are plenty of photo opportunities and endless home decor inspiration throughout the space. Whether you're dining or just exploring, it's a place that leaves a lasting impression.

Went for my birthday dinner and the vibes were amazing! Food was so good and the scenery and aesthetic of everything was perfect! We took so many nice pictures and enjoyed every second of it

Food was decent. We enjoyed the avocado cavira, the truffle fries and the branzino but were not really a big fan of the wagyu ribeye or the burrata. The best part of dinning here was the service. Everything was exceptional. We didn't get to explore the other areas of the building but overall was a pleasant experience.

Such a fun little excursion! I call this place the museum of modern furniture. I've seen crowds that are here to celebrate birthdays, grab a bite, have a photo shoot, and sometimes even furniture shop :P We stopped by to look around. We couldn't help ourselves and bought a glass to sip on as we strolled. The palm court restaurant is located on the first floor, available for sit down dining or picking up a drink. I still don't know how they allow you to walk around with a glass surrounded by such expensive furniture all around! They suggested we make our way top down through each of the floors. There's 5 floors including the roof which is decked out with gorgeous patio furniture surrounding several fire pits and looking out to the city views. So stunning and a great place to gather with friends to observe the sunset! Each floor has several pieces putting together a themed living room / dining room scene. It was all very beautiful and fun to window shop. The associates are very kind and welcoming and there dosent seem to be a time limit on your stay. It took us about 30-40 minutes to explore but honestly we didn't even get to it all. Great pastime and source of inspiration for interior decor!

Go for the food, not for the shopping experience. My wife and I went to the store to see a bedroom set and a rug we had just purchased online. The sales person seemed completely not interested in helping us. She pointed us to the beds and said "the rugs are on the first floor" and walked away. I don't know if it's because we had our kids with us or something else she didn't like about us. Scheduling the delivery was horrible. They give you a two hour window two days in advance. I called repeatedly requesting an early or a late window. I was never given a window. Then 24 hours before my delivery I got a window in the middle of the day, very hard given my work schedule. The furniture was delivered and the dresser drawers don't close! They said they would send out a technician. I never heard back. I called several times and it seems there are a bunch of hoops this request needed to get through, and it wouldn't move forward unless I called to escalate it. Weeks later I got a date for a technician, again with a two hour window. I was given 12-2. I requested something earlier. Someone called me and said they moved it to 10-12, great. Then on the day of, no one showed up. I called, and they said my window was still 12-2. This furniture store doesn't know how to do business and doesn't know how to treat customers. They expect you to bend over backwards to work around their schedules and their phone calls. Absolutely insane.

Beyond disappointed in the customer service, could not even get a followup or a contact to make a reservation. Tried scheduling a birthday party for a party of 20 here, worked with Timothy To, who works directly for rh.com. Emailed them 11/10, heard back 11/11 with a cookie cutter set course menu of $110/person with drink options. Replied the same day with details that the party of 20 was for a group of minors that would not be drinking, and would like to find options that work better for minors. After no reply for a week, I called the restaurant and they assured me they would have Timothy call me back within 24-48 hours, since there was no contact information other than the email. Another week later, and still no return call or email. I would avoid booking at this restaurant for large groups, and even reconsider booking in general if the RH culture is not customer-centric.

The restaurant is STUNNING, obviously. The service is friendly, welcoming, and professional. Despite that, I'd say food prices are higher than they should be. The menu is upscale but pretty straight-forward and simple really, just executed well. We ordered a bunch of dishes so we could all try them family style. Wine by the glass was actually pretty reasonable given wine prices in the city nowadays. Favorites: Wagyu ribeye - melts in your mouth, perfectly seared/wood grilled. Crowd fave. I'm thinking about this dish days later. Caramelized banana - menu description reads uninteresting but for someone who doesn't even love caramel, this was pretty incredible. Maitake mushroom - even the potatoes with this was good Coal roasted sweet potatoes - like candy Solid though a bit uninspiring, get if that's your jam: Branzino Butterscotch brûlée Chips and caviar Burrata and tomatoes Skip: Cauliflower - it's just (grilled) cauliflower Beet carpaccio - it's just thinly sliced beets (with a salad), not sure how someone could possibly eat this as a main The rooftop is great - get a glass from the bar and head up anytime or wander the galleries!

The palm court restaurant is extremely gorgeous and super cute for a girls night out or lil date or whateva. The dinner menu doesn't seem really cohesive. The whole branzino was tasty but none of the sides really made sense to go with it (like a side of bell peppers is kinda weird right? And for $20?!) I enjoyed my food enough and would definitely come back but mostly for the vibes. I'm hoping they'll update the menu as the seasons change or consider serving more cohesive entrees instead of ala carte mains. I enjoyed my glass of rosé but I'm more of a cocktail gal so hopefully they can get a liquor license so I can come back for drinks with my homegirls.

It was quite an experience! My mood was delighted when I walked into beautiful furniture showroom, then we were brought to dining area, which located at the center of the showrooms. The environment is incredibly beautiful and relaxing. There are large palm trees, and a fountain in middle of the dining area. I ordered truffle fries, and Wagyu sandwich. Truffle fries (5/5) - I would give a 6 because if I can because it's extremely delicious! We ended up ordered four truffle fries because of how amazing it is. It came in hot and fresh and we devoured the fries right away. Wagyu sandwich (5/5) - I chose medium rare by waiter's request. The Wagyu beef is so juicy and tender. I really enjoy the flavor of the sandwich Service was a little bit slow and one waiter was covering several tables so the waiter got overwhelmed. We asked for a group photo but the waiter didn't have time for us until we almost finished food.

Excellent Ambiance, great service, food was good but now exceptional. My French omelette was great but my daughter's cheese burger was dry. My wife's Salmon was good. Overall, I would recommend the place.

I was here on New Year's Eve with my friends. It's a gorgeous place to visit, but the food is a bit overpriced for what they offer. Personally, I think it's a nice place to enjoy drinks and little bites. The service is great, though.

We ate at the palm court. Service is great!! Not a lot to choose from but everything is amazing rotisserie and ribeye are the go too every time. Ceaser salad add chicken. I think it's the best steak in San Francisco. Hands down!! It's pricey but well worth it. I love palm court.

Came for a friends birthday dinner. Haley was our server and she was lovely. In comparison to the RH in Marin this decor falls short, but it's still beautiful. I find it so odd that both locations don't service a bar on the patio- missed opportunity in my opinion. Unlike the Marin location you enter through a long geometrically satisfying hallway, no storefront. The space is all indoor with a patio on the upper level that closes at 9. At the cost of menu items, I was surprised by the basic simplicity of preparation. We ordered the truffle fries (lack luster), Caesar( also forgettable), and burrata to start. The burrata was delicious, excellent quality/portion, and their paired heirlooms with Chimichurri sauce elevated each bite. Our first mains was the half chicken. Cold to the touch in a pool of great stock, with a sad pile of arugula to the side. Really subpar. It was probably brined and most bites tasted good but the thigh meat was rather dry so in my opinion, rotisserie doesn't always trump the sous vide; especially since none of the skin was crispy, it was hardly golden. Thankfully Hayley was nice enough to take this off our bill. The Branzino , for the few bites the portion gifted us, was pretty good. Not the best I've had, not the worst. It's very bizarre these mains are plated without sides at their price point. The mushroom plate was DELICIOUS. Star of the show for sure. Even the insides tasted like they were brined in something for days. Smokey, salty with a balanced level of acid. Five star. Very curious to learn how it was prepared. Im not a crème brûlée fan, but wow theirs almost had a Grenache-like texture but more dense. Very good. All in all- for its cost and value, I probably won't return- but enjoyed the experience to try. Also heads up- Ubers do not appreciate driving this "far" to pick you up, so you'll likely see cancellations and high rates. There seemed to be a fair amount of available street parking.

This was the first time I went to restoration hardware and it was absolutely beautiful inside! I am a plumber who is trying to source a basin for a client whose cat broke one of their sinks in a double vanity. The owner said he believed it was purchased from restoration hardware. Though they did not carry the same brand of basin, Elias was incredibly helpful in helping me source it. Mind you I am a plumber in plumbing clothes and this place is very nice and they treated me extremely well.

Absolutely divine experience! I came here with coworkers for a celebratory team dinner, and had a great time. The food and drinks are amazing, and the wait staff is beyond attentive. Some highlights (in terms of food) - Caesar salad - truffle fries - butterscotch brulee I don't drink alcohol and appreciate their flexibility with mocktails--had a nonalcoholic Bellini that was delicious!

This is a review for the restaurant, the building and the surrounding area! Almost too much to take in, for sure. The RH building is the former western location of Bethlehem Steel. They have done a masterful job of repurposing the building - from the ground floor to the rooftop gallery of outdoor furniture. The Palm Court, where we had brunch, was originally a storeroom of some sort and they have transformed it into a treasure! The view from the rooftop area is very nice. We chose the French Omelette for Carol along with Hearth Burgers for Daniel and myself. I believe we also shared and order of truffle fries. The ambiance in the dining area was overwhelming. the waitstaff was accommodating and very efficient. How can you not be impressed by numerous palm trees, a fountain and a glass rooftop? The rest of the area was very impressive. This was originally a shipyard, and still does some refitting of smaller vessels. The old buildings that we observed and walked through were a blast from the past. There is even an area where warships were constructed and launched. There is a lot of history in this area - well worth the visit and walking the shipyard and surrounding area is free.

This is a restaurant (perfect for afternoon tea), wine bar, furniture shop and a beautiful roof top. RH has an unique grand way to show off its luxurious looking furniture collection. You can visit, test these big items and even get consultation on sample fabric and custom design combos. The staff is very friendly and attentive. The floors are themed : contemporary, a bit of Egyptian modern, and the top floor is a outdoor furniture expo. We were also here for the lovely restaurant. Booking was not too hard, walk-in is possible. It's a perfect place to dress up enjoy their avocado encased caviar and a perfect glass of crisp rosé

Very pretty inside and service at the restaurant was good. The food is mediocre, especially for the price. You're paying for the vibe not the meal.

Came here around 4pm on a Saturday just to grab a drink, wander around, and hang out at the rooftop with friends. They have Valet parking for $30, but there was plenty of meter parking right across the street. There aren't any reservations to enter if you just want to walk around or hang out at the rooftop. Many people were dressed up, most likely due to an event, but also because the place is upscale. This RH is located in a stunning historic building. It is huge! Four levels. The original location was great, but this new location is certainly a step up. Lots of beautiful showrooms with stunning views of the bay. RH has a distinctive style in terms of its furniture, etc. I do think the showrooms felt a bit repetitive after a few. Not as much variety and quite monotone in my opinion. The restaurant is gorgeous with a large water fountain surrounded by towering (indoor) palm trees. It was giving me classy Italy/Greece vibes. It was surprisingly empty, so we would have been seated immediately. Customer service was great. We didn't stay to eat, but we did order drinks from the bar. Unfortunately, they only offer wine by the glass (mostly $19-$25), mimosas, Bellinis, and beer. No other cocktails at the bar. But we enjoyed sipping as we wandered. The rooftop is truly a gem. Again, surprisingly empty. It's not easy to find such wide open rooftop spaces like this, especially one that is open to the public for free. Lots of areas to lounge outside and some indoor seating as well. Large umbrellas for shade. Fire pits. And views of the Bay Bridge. They also provide free WIFI. I'm curious if people ever come here to WFH! There's no dining on the rooftop but they do allow dogs. Overall, great experience. I could see myself coming here for a classy daytime date. Not much else around this area of the dogpatch, but the place is huge, so you can definitely enjoy a couple of hours here.

Food is mediocre (and overpriced) but you're really here for the vibes. The ambiance reminds me of something that might be found in LA or Vegas, the opulence somehow doesn't feel like SF. The grilled avocado with caviar is flashy but not actually that delicious or interesting, I'd skip it unless you really want a picture for your socials. The fresh burrata was good, but pretty overpriced for what it is imo. Truffle fries were my favorite thing, they're crispy and full of truffle flavor. The maitake mushrooms main was disappointing, it didn't really have the incredible meaty flavor that a well executed maitake can have.