

This energetic, farm-to-table restaurant serves up Neapolitan-inspired pizza complemented by a weekly-changing roster of seasonal antipasti, piatti (small entrees), beer, wine and more. A family-owned business, Pizzeria Delfina is a neighborhood establishment through and through that continues to bring people together around fresh, handmade, delicious food.
Relaxed urban pizza joint with some al fresco tables & an Italian wine selection.
Hours
| Friday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Sunday | 4:30–9 PM |
| Monday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Thursday | 4:30–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3621 18th St, San Francisco, CA 94110
Phone: (415) 437-6800
Website: https://www.pizzeriadelfina.com/location/mission-district/
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Reviews
In terms of the food, we were actually shocked by how good the olives and the pane e pala were. Suggestion: get the bread with the ricotta—you won’t be sorry.
The amatriciana pizza was also super good, salty in all the right ways, and the pasta (specially the tagliatelle) was amazing. We split a bunch of dishes for three people, which is what I recommend doing so everyone can try everything. Portion sizes are pretty solid too. Definitely will be back 🙂
Margerum amaro, almond cantucci) and Cocoa Nib Pavlova (caramel gelato, warm chocolate sauce, hazelnuts).
Every single dish that touched my lips was such an enjoyable experience. The staff was amazing, the atmosphere was amazing, and there was a line down the sidewalk waiting for the restaurant to open even though we all seemed to have reservations. This is absolutely a restaurant that needs to be on your bucket list if you’re a foodie!
Thank you for the joyful experience, and I hope I get to come back in the future! If not, feel free to branch out to Bowling Green, KY!
Skip the castelvetrano olives, nothing special. Chicken liver crostini was solid, good ratio of liver to toast, and the little radish and olive on the plate was nice. You do taste the liver though, don’t get me wrong.
Gnocchi with nettle pesto was very good, nice texture on the gnocchi, not too firm or bouncy. Pesto and fonduta were rich, the chanterelles adds needed textural and flavor contrast. Pizza with fungi was solid but I’d recommend the margherita next time for more contrast with the acid of the tomatoes. The crust is really good here, nice chew, solid base with a little droop. The fungi pizza was just a little one note with the richness from the cheese and a little savoriness from the mushrooms, missing some acid for freshness for balance.
Market price on the 1lbs roasted snapper (other option was sea bream) was $42. Nice firm flesh and they remove the central bone in advance. The preserved Meyer lemon on the side was only ok, the parsley sauce was better, the grilled scallions quite good. We picked the cabbage with bagna cauda for our side – great execution/char on the cabbage, the sauce was savory without tasting fishy at all with some crouton/crispy breadcrumbs for contrast. Highly recommend the cabbage.
Buttermilk panna cotta nailed the texture but my table mates commented that it just felt like Greek yogurt given the tang and that’s fair. It’s hard to get the passion fruit on the spoon so it’s a bit of a waste. For the brown butter gelato and blood orange sorbet to, the gelato was better imo, more depth of flavor, quite dense, but it overall tasted more milky like a fior di latte with just a touch of nutty brown butter at the end. I wonder if they add more milk solids to the butter to bump that up. Blood orange could have been more orange-y, get some oil extraction of the peels or something.
It was my first time so I can’t say I’ve tasted a decent portion of the menu. That being said, the meatball dish and all the pizzas we’re good.
They have a gluten free option for the pie crusts.
This place is small, so not ideal for large groups. This place is open all day unlike the place next door which is only open for dinner. The atmosphere is relaxed and casual, making it great to go out with friends or on a chill date.