San Francisco Cajun/Creole Restaurants

Romantic

1. Elite Cafe

Neighborhood: Pacific Heights

but, methinks very romantic. (At least one couple that was devouring each other at the bar seemed to agree!)...

2. Cajun Pacific

Neighborhood: Outer Sunset

this is a romantic spot as everyone says. it only holds about 6 tables and you have to get on their email list to know they are open. some of the food is really good, the andouille sausage corn dogs...

3. Nickies

Neighborhood: Lower Haight

i was very excited when nickies reopened. as i had never been there before the remodel i had no expectations. i really love what they've done with the interior. romantically lit, but you can still...

4. PJ's Oyster Bed

Neighborhood: Inner Sunset

With Valentine's Day just a week away you may be looking for romantic places to take your main squeeze. And PJ's Oyster Bed is NOT the place.  It's a fun, lively atmosphere for a large group...

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Wine Selection

1. Elite Cafe

Neighborhood: Pacific Heights

left.  Over the top and unexpected.  I cannot vouch for the wine selection, but the oysters on the half shell were FAB!  As was my salad:)  For the main course, my date had the BBQ ribs and I had...

2. Nickies

Neighborhood: Lower Haight

serve the hard stuff, but their selection of wines and draft beers more than makes up for it.  They also have soju, the so-called Asian Vodka (er, not really).  The bar bites are tasty.   We had...

3. Cajun Pacific

Neighborhood: Outer Sunset

Pacific's is better! Poke...amazing!!!! All this at VERY reasonable prices. Wine and beer selections avail. Another great thing about this place is the menu changes weekly, they e-mail to you if you...

4. Andrew Jaeger's…

Neighborhood: North Beach/Telegraph Hill

good glass of wine until my dinner came.  The steak wasn't what I thought it would be, but wasn't bad... just a little overcooked but not too much and the Gumbo was really good.  My LaLa bud would have...

5. CoCo's Crawfish

Neighborhood: Outer Sunset

on the cob and sausage.  The massive, tasty crabs came on their own separate plate.  Coco and Amanda kept the beer and wine flowing, but you need to BYO-bread to sop up the flaming, buttery broth...

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