Hours
| Friday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 1–7:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4248 18th St, San Francisco, CA 94114
Phone: (415) 875-9562
Website: https://www.flora-king.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
We started with a house made beef empanada, very nice as a shared starter.
The Greek Andina salad was excellent! With warm quinoa, drizzled with chimichurri and lemon-tahini dressing, ripe tomatoes, pickled red onion, spicy fresh cucumbers, Kalamata olives, and tangy feta.
For our main dish we shared the Barcelona pizza with prosciutto, pear, applewood-smoked ham. This also was very good.
All in all a great dinner out, slightly off the main hustle of Castro Street. Note that they (currently) only serve beer/wine. But, their cocktail recipes will certainly impress you…
I had the New York Strip tonight, and it was a true Prime cut—cooked to a flawless medium-rare. On my last visit, the Ribeye was equally spectacular.
The attention to detail here is incredible. The steak came with these unique house chips—somewhere between a kettle chip and a french fry—that were absolutely addictive. They also brought out 4-5 different sauces (spicy, smoky, aioli) that complemented the meat perfectly.
I’ve dined at International Smoke (the Mina/Curry spot), and honestly? Flora King beats them on service and value. While the service at the big downtown spots is ‘correct,’ the service here is warm, intuitive, and friendly—like going to a best friend’s house for dinner.
This is an incredible Argentinian steakhouse with fair prices and top-tier meat. If you live in the Castro, we need to support this gym (gem!) of a restaurant.
I went with the Torando Tournedos (pork tenderloin) and an arugula salad, while my friends ordered the New York strip steaks. Every dish was cooked to perfection—the meats were spot-on and the veggie sides were excellent. The wine and cocktails were also right on point. If we hadn’t been so full, dessert would have been the perfect finish!
All in all, Flora King hits that sweet spot of refined meets casual. Highly recommend checking it out if you’re in the Castro—it’s definitely worth adding to your dining rotation.
The owner and chef Angela did a great job giving the old firewood new life and new decor. It’s more inviting in person compared to the photos posted.
I ordered their Provoloneta, the fries and the pork tenderloin.
The melted provolone is lovely but it’s also a meal on its own, best used for sharing as I was full already after that. The fries were flavourful but a bit messy to eat. I like my fries simple French finger cut . On the plus side, these fries will soak up the drinks you had, before you came for dinner. The pork tenderloin, wrapped in bacon . The pork was tender but a bit on the dry side for my taste and the sauce was way too sweet.
My trick for pork tenderloin
Marinate in a combo of mustard soy sauce garlic onion pepper olive oil some lime juice a pinch of salt then slow cook at low temp with a closed lid to keep the juices inside till pink. Then flash pan fry for the crisp outside. Yes it’s reversed to what everyone tells you but it does the trick .
I like this place and certainly will introduce my friends to it.
Staff was very friendly, and the chef (maybe the owner?) came out to chat a bit too! I appreciated the personalized service.
Possibly the best restaurant in the Castro. Definitely going back again.