


Family-owned Italian restaurant & bar serving large portions of classic pastas, sandwiches & more.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1131 Folsom St, San Francisco, CA 94103
Phone: (415) 554-0522
Website: http://www.roccoscafe.com/
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Reviews
Good:
– They had an easy reservation system.
– The polenta and tomato dish was a good portion size, and I liked the texture of the polenta and how it came with bread and butter and jam as well
– It’s quiet so it’s easy to talk and catch up with people here.
Bad:
– It took about 30 minutes to get my order and there weren’t many others in the restaurant so it just surprised me.
– The food was okay, it wasn’t anything special and it was quite expensive.
– Pretty dim place and it feels a bit run down ambiance
Overall this place was an okay spot but wouldn’t come again.
I came here a few times during my visit.
The fried chicken is good, the beef sandwich is actually insanely juicy. Salads are flavoursome and fresh. When back in SF, I will surely revisit.
Desserts unfortunately are not on the same level as the main dishes, but not much to complain about!
The food is cooked to a high quality and each dish has a unique touch. The owner and staff are very attentive and friendly. The restaurant is also full of classic vintage, many of which are specific to SF.
I highly recommend.
Service was quick and I appreciated having a curated menu versus pages and pages of options.
Michael is a delight as well and you can tell he has a passion for cooking and making people feel welcome at his restaurant.
On top of that they were playing music so loud that we were unable to have a conversation.
It looked like only one server at lunch, but there weren’t too many diners and plenty of seats available, so service was still great.
The soup I got looked like it had exploded a bit in a microwave with how the sides were dripping with slightly dried out liquid. It didn’t affect the taste and I was fine with how it looked since it came out hot. The bread is nothing special, but I appreciated the generous amount of butter to go with it. The half order of the chicken parmesan was a lot for one person. The full order must be a sharable plate if the size of the half portion is anything to go by.
It’s a perfectly fine place for lunch if you’re close by. I wouldn’t go out of my way to get here.
Rocco’s is the place I go to around work to treat myself to a nice sizzling steak w/ mushrooms. For $28.95, you get a nice ribeye with a pile of mushrooms on top. It’s oozing with flavor and juices. You can also get a side of plump raviolis or fries.
Meatballs- housemade and it comes in two. By far, one of my favorite meatballs in the whole city! Nice, huge balls with texture and not dry at all.
Your meal begins with complimentary bread and butter. But, you can request for the bread to be warmly toasted and also some olive oil and balsamic vinegar to dip it in.
The owner, Don is around to say hello and talk to you on most days. Due to staff shortages, customer service is slow as expected. Parking can be difficult
They have many other hearty Italian American inspired dishes for a satisfying meal.