

Upscale destination with an old-school vibe offering steak & Caesar salad, plus wine & cocktails.
Hours
| Friday | 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9 PM |
| Monday | 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 700 Terry A Francois Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94158
Phone: (415) 872-6699
Website: http://www.millerandluxrestaurant.com/
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When we arrived, there was no host at the door for nearly five minutes. Not a huge issue, but surprising for an upscale restaurant. We were seated upstairs with a nice view and ordered cocktails and appetizers. The appetizers arrived quickly—before our drinks even showed up. It took about 45 minutes to receive our first round of cocktails. I had asked our server to put in a second round while he was “checking” on the first, but he waited until the first set finally arrived before doing so.
The appetizers themselves were excellent. The beef tartare on bone marrow was delicious, and while the oysters were just okay this time, I’ve had better here before.
The service, however, continued to decline. We had ordered mac and cheese as a side with our main course, but it never arrived at any point during the meal. Our server didn’t mention it, didn’t apologize, and clearly didn’t even remember we ordered it.
After more than an hour, we still hadn’t received our second round of cocktails or our mains. Our server told us he was going to personally check on everything. The drinks finally arrived, and when I asked if I had time to step outside for a quick smoke before the food came out, he told me it was already “up” and about to be served. Moments later, I watched him walk past us holding a hamburger and deliver it to another table without saying a word. Then he disappeared for another 15–20 minutes.
When my burger finally showed up, it was completely overcooked—well done, even though I ordered it medium-rare. The manager offered to replace it, but after waiting an hour and a half already, I didn’t have time. She ultimately comped the meal, which I appreciated, but the overall experience was still extremely disappointing.
To make matters worse, I saw Tyler Florence taking photos with customers and heading out to the same show. As the owner, you’d expect him to ensure the restaurant was running smoothly—especially on a busy event night.
My first visit to Miller & Lux was great, and the food is clearly high quality. But this experience really soured things. The explanation given was that a large crowd came in before the show—yet being located in a venue, this restaurant should be prepared for exactly that. Tonight, they weren’t.
The service was flawless – genuinely hospitable, intuitively timed, and remarkably well-versed in the menu. Our server didn’t just take our order – they guided us through a curated culinary journey with passion and precision.
And the food? Transcendent. Every bite was a masterclass in flavor and technique. The steak was rich, deeply flavorful, and cooked to absolute perfection – easily one of the best I’ve had anywhere in the world. Each course that followed was layered with complexity yet executed with restraint and balance. The sides, the sauces, even the bread service – every detail felt intentional. The cocktail program deserves special mention as well: refined, inventive, and flawlessly mixed.
This wasn’t just dinner – it was an experience. Miller & Lux is a rare gem where ambiance, service, and cuisine align in harmony. Whether you’re celebrating a milestone or simply treating yourself, this is the kind of place that reminds you why dining out can be truly magical.
We tried the tomahawk steak—the grill was really nice, but it was too expensive at $250. We also had the seared Pacific steelhead, which was quite small (as attached pictures) and cost $68. Another side dish we tried was the black truffle mac and cheese; it was good, though it didn’t have much of a truffle flavor. The wait for the meal was long, but the atmosphere was nice.
It looks like strawberries in the picture, but they’re actually pistachio pastries.
It is pricey, but if you’re looking for a great dining experience for a special occasion, this is the place.