
Welcome to Bombay Brasserie, an Indian fine dining restaurant in San Francisco’s Union Square. Led by Chef Thomas George, we combine authentic Indian cuisine, elegant ambience, and warm hospitality. From flavorful curries and small plates to handcrafted cocktails and fine wines, every detail celebrates the rich flavors of India. Perfect for corporate dinners, private events, or a refined night out, Bombay Brasserie is San Francisco’s destination for unforgettable dining.
Hours
| Friday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 340 Stockton St, San Francisco, CA 94108
Phone: (415) 955-5554
Website: https://www.bombaybrasseriesf.com/
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Reviews
For those seeking a dining experience that celebrates the fusion of Indian and French culinary traditions, Bombay Brasserie under Chef Thomas George’s leadership is a must-visit destination.
I had the limited-time “Holi” menu, which for the $70 (including many delicious courses!) was an absolute steal for this place. Their normal pricing is definitely on the high side, even for upscale hotels.
But if your budget allows, this’d be a stellar place to take a date or your parents or even just treat yourself. Every dish and drink I had was SUPER-DELICIOUS, with fine presentation as well as great flavor & texture. And to my happy surprise, I was 100% stuffed after the prix fixe Holi menu, whereas these sort of menus often provide artful food but not enough of it.
The meats were tender, the breads were perfect, the veg dishes were prepared masterfully, and even my breakfast potatoes were seasoned and crisped to perfection! (why is it otherwise so hard to find deliciously crispy and flavorful breakfast potatoes nowadays?!)
The waitstaff that helped me were competent, professional, and attentive. My water glass was never empty. Even better, I heard and watched some of the interactions with other patrons and some of the other waitstaff were even more helpful, engaging, and friendly.
* I’ve not incorporated pricing/value into my ratings here because, well, you can see the pricing online but you can’t taste the food or experience the service, so I figure it’s more helpful when reviews focus on the latter aspects 🙂
It’s a bit pricey, but if you’re in the mood, or staying closeby and want some good Indian food… it’s worth a try.
Food quality and presentation were not good and need improvement.
We went for a set menu New Year eve. Paneer was lumpy and dry. Man course koorma was bland, cold and looked like bunch of frozen mixed vegetables put into coconut milk. Poor presentation and low quality. Chef tried his best for the dessert carrot halwa. Overall, it wasn’t worth the hype nor the price. I would reflect on the overall qualiry and authenticity of food being served and make some significant changes. We went there thinking .. it is Taj and how can it go wrong … well. It did
Dinner exceeded all expectations, the dishes were not only delicious but bursting with flavors that were truly incomparable. Each bite was a testament to culinary excellence. To top it off, the service was nothing short of phenomenal: attentive, warm, and seamless throughout the evening. A wonderful experience from start to finish!
Standouts for me were the crab duo (beautifully done), the chaat bites – especially the potato tikki and avocado bhel and the pan-fried kulcha with butter chicken, which was unreal. The butter chicken itself was rich, silky, and packed with flavor, and the mustard chili fish had a great kick without overpowering the dish. The lamb chops sizzler was another highlight – tender, flavorful, and cooked perfectly.
Service was attentive and warm, and the space feels upscale yet inviting. Definitely a place I’d come back to for both a special dinner or bringing friends who want a modern take on Indian food.