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Pazzia Restaurant

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Pazzia Restaurant
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Stephanie On Apr 16, 2009 4:40 PM
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Location:
337 3rd St
San Francisco, California, 94107
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Special Features: Romantic Dining
In Short
Pinkish walls, a scattering of tables and banquettes, and a collection of Italian travel posters decorate this small trattoria. The dining room also offers full views of the open kitchen. Starters include thin, light, tastefully dressed pizzas, salads and Italian bread. Entrees range from veal chops and fettucini to lighter alternatives like the nightly fish dishes, fresh focaccia sandwiches or authentic special pastas.

Save Time

Call ahead for a reservation.

The Extras

Don't leave without ordering the delicious tiramisu dessert.

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Best Kept Secret in SF

Pazzia serves one of the most authentic, delicious Italian dishes around. And somehow, they manage to prepare the dishes with less cheese and bread than other greasy North Beach joints. Service is attentive and friendly. I don't think they take reservations for parties smaller than 6 so be prepared to wait. The room is a little one-dimensional, and can fill up quickly. Last night, I had to yell over the large birthday party group just to hear my date. But the food more than makes up for my throbbing throat.


Fresh, warm bread the old-fashioned way. The Medessi beer is drinkable. And any choice of their thin crust pizzas is good. We ended the night sharing an affogado glass, warm coffee syrup over a scoop of vanilla gelato. Note to self: get back on the treadmill....now!

Is it a romantic place to bring a first date? Probably not. A fourth date with someone you feel comfortable eating delicious, messy spaghetti with? Absolutely.


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