Montesacro

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  Zamanda Garcia 5 months ago

  5.0

  Authentic Italian pizzeria with a curated list of only Italian wines. Thoughtful upcycling design that gives a bit of nostalgia into the past, like the sewing machine table we sat at.

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  Mark & Gel Bonsignore 4 months ago

  5.0

  Back in 2018, my now-husband suggested Montesacro SoMa for our first date. The pinsas are absolutely divine and it has been a favorite restaurant of ours for years now. So much so, that we reached out and asked if they'd be willing to cater

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  John Wiest 5 months ago

  5.0

  Lovely small space for delicious pinsas. Excellent short wine list. Old world charm. Feels so local, so Roman, so authentic of itself. Cozy old chairs and tables burnished by extended service. Not for glam, but for the glory of crispy pinsa, killer salads. Close to theaters

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  Cory Sakai 10 months ago

  5.0

  Delicious pizza with a special recipe dough. It's just a little bit different, but not blatantly obviously so. Regardless it's delicious! Great friendly knowledgeable service. Wildly interesting eclectic decor, especially the washroom.

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  Livia VC 5 months ago

  5.0

  The pinsa was sooooo good! We got the artichoke and pecorina crema pinsa and the dough was exquisite. We also tried the pinsa with prosciutto, really good too. Highly recommend! Just be aware that the neighborhood isn't great.

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  Anonymous

  On our first night in San Francisco , and genuinely tired of U.S. food, we opted for this Pinseria near our hotel in the Union Square area.Very nice typically Italian and sincerely Pinsa excellent level really good, friendly staff and up to the task.On the walls of the room there are the dedications of several famous people , Italians and not we were under the dedication of Carmen Consoli.Definitely recommended for those who want to "escape" from American foodRead more

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  Anonymous

  Cozy restaurant in unfortunately a less part of the district. The restaurant is located in the tenderloin district which is not very nice. Lots of homeless and drug users. However, the restaurant is fine. Staff are friendly and helpful. What I thought was a little crazy is that I had to pay $8 for water. Otherwise, good food.Read more

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  Anonymous

  Cute place but located in an area that nn Recommendation, pinsa good but very expensive. Distant waitstaff, we wanted to have a chat instead nothing.Read more

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  Anonymous

  If you stick with the pizza and the salad you can't go wrong. Found the octopus a bit mushy and the cauliflower was a bit too spicey. The flourless chocolate cake for dessert was perfect. Sadly they were out of the butternut squash dish, booo. The kale salad was a big hit. Simple but tasty dressing. The location is a bit hidden, but I know they have several locations in the city. The interior is a bit worn, could use a refresh. The staff are very accommadating.Read more

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  Anonymous

  Stepping into Montesacro is like stepping into an authentic pizzeria in Italy. The ambiance is great, but the food is even better. The pizzas are a great size, made to order, and delicious! We loved all of the topping combinations on the menu but eventually settled on the one with potato and the one with anchovies and all we can say is YUM. We would certainly go back.Read more

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