What to order at Rich Table

Must order
Porcini doughnuts with raclette for the table; the dish that put the room on the map.
Signature dishes
Sardine chips, Porcini doughnuts, Pasta of the day
Editor tip
The bar seats see the whole pass; book one of the two and order the chef-counter pasta supplement.
CuisineCalifornia
Price$$$
NeighborhoodHayes Valley
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Location

Address: 199 Gough Street, San Francisco, CA 94102

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