La Cocina on Hyde - A Commercial Kitchen

Race Anderson 4 years ago

Omg…! Truly a gem of an eating experience! This is truly a uniquely international “Food Court,” with cuisines spanning 7 different parts of the globe, and each offering a $5 plate of their gourmet offerings, amongst other things….It’s not only a win for the Fine Taste Community, but for the EveryMan. Check out their awesome dining space, located at 101 Hyde street in the heart of San Francisco…they are truly doing something wonderful, and will inspire your appetite for the better.

Freddy Coronado 4 years ago

I come here frequently with coworkers during our lunch break. Delicious food from the many immigrant community groups that make SF so special. Women-led establishment in the heart of San Francisco.

francis montgomery 4 years ago

I was out and about this morning. I want to say the corner of Golden Gate & Hyde (former USPS General Delivery) space has been transformed. I walked through a well organized, bright and welcoming space. This venue has multiple women/of color spaces. The Tenderloin is thriving in spite of all that is currently being written, video.

Diana Cisnero 4 years ago

Awesome place! Haven't had the chance to taste everything they have to offer but so far food seems excellent. If your homeless and have hot food (food stamps) they accept EBT!!! BEST THING EVER!! way better then eating burger king or KFC every day!! A MUST TRY!!

Félice G 4 years ago

I love this place. It’s like stepping into different parts of the world while still being in the tenderloin area. The bouncer as I would like to call him was nice and friendly as he ask for vaccine cards before anyone enters. The barista at Fluid cafe was nice too and made us excellent coffee and hot chocolate with oat milk. We tried Kayma the Algerian cuisine and the food and service was great. I’m in love with their fries and the lady owner (I think) was very sweet to give us baclava and drinks on the house. This place have hand washing sink outside a bathroom which I personally find essential to any food court. I think they’re smart to include it. I also admire the interior design and I’m assuming it’s a single or one group of designers responsible for the design of all stalls because everything is uniform and no stall outshines the other. Everybody is friendly and I can’t believe this place exist in tenderloin. I would love to come back and try the other cuisines.