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Lupa
(2 ratings)
(415) 282-5872
4109 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94114
Dining Specials
Caffe Sport
Italian, Seafood
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Italian Food & Culture History
Restaurant Description
Situated in Noe Valley, Lupa is a classic Italian trattoria with comfortable neighborhood charm, affordable prices, and destination-caliber cuisine. Using the best available local ingredients, Chef Stefano Coppola creates a seasonal menu featuring classic dishes from his home in Rome. The friendly Italian staff, work from their hearts to make your visit comfortable and enjoyable.
December 22, 2004 @ 3:02 AM
a diner from San Francisco, CA
Having traveled extensively throughout Italy, I have to say that Lupa is one of the most authentic Italian restaurants I've been to in the US. The spicy mussels and clams, the tortelloni and the rack of lamb are just a few of my favorites. And for dessert, you cannot beat the White Chocolate Lemon Tart.
December 7, 2004 @ 9:22 AM
a diner from San Francisco, CA
The food has always been spectacular and fresh. The chef makes all the pasta and bread from scratch right there. They have great salads and appetizers as well as meat and seafood dishes. And the best tiramisu around. The service is friendly and fast. It is casual but nice enough for a business dinner or a date. I like that it is not too noisy.
My two favorites are the ravioli di zucca - stuffed with butternut squash in brown butter sage - freshly made and as good as anywhere in Italy. My other fav is the grilled radicchio with goat cheese with balsamic drizzled on it.
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December 22, 2004 @ 3:02 AM
a diner from San Francisco, CA
Having traveled extensively throughout Italy, I have to say that Lupa is one of the most authentic Italian restaurants I've been to in the US. The spicy mussels and clams, the tortelloni and the rack of lamb are just a few of my favorites. And for dessert, you cannot beat the White Chocolate Lemon Tart.
December 7, 2004 @ 9:22 AM
a diner from San Francisco, CA
The food has always been spectacular and fresh. The chef makes all the pasta and bread from scratch right there. They have great salads and appetizers as well as meat and seafood dishes. And the best tiramisu around. The service is friendly and fast. It is casual but nice enough for a business dinner or a date. I like that it is not too noisy.
My two favorites are the ravioli di zucca - stuffed with butternut squash in brown butter sage - freshly made and as good as anywhere in Italy. My other fav is the grilled radicchio with goat cheese with balsamic drizzled on it.
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December 22, 2004 @ 3:02 AM
a diner from San Francisco, CA
Having traveled extensively throughout Italy, I have to say that Lupa is one of the most authentic Italian restaurants I've been to in the US. The spicy mussels and clams, the tortelloni and the rack of lamb are just a few of my favorites. And for dessert, you cannot beat the White Chocolate Lemon Tart.
December 7, 2004 @ 9:22 AM
a diner from San Francisco, CA
The food has always been spectacular and fresh. The chef makes all the pasta and bread from scratch right there. They have great salads and appetizers as well as meat and seafood dishes. And the best tiramisu around. The service is friendly and fast. It is casual but nice enough for a business dinner or a date. I like that it is not too noisy.
My two favorites are the ravioli di zucca - stuffed with butternut squash in brown butter sage - freshly made and as good as anywhere in Italy. My other fav is the grilled radicchio with goat cheese with balsamic drizzled on it.
