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TUBA


Loved everything about TUBA!  It’s quietly tucked away on Guerrero between 22nd and 23rd, displaced from the turbulence of the Mission and Valencia corridors. The Turkish décor was charming, inviting and mildly tranquil, just enough for moderate conversation and light banter.  The significant other and I shared a few appetizers and an entrée each. We were already pretty satiated with the appetizers (hummus and haydari) and the servers were perpetually filling our bread basket, which by the way was absolutely delightful, served with some sort of garlic butter that could have been eaten by the gallon-full. By the time the entrées came around (stuffed salmon per the server’s recommendation), I had two bites of mine and called it quits before my intestines could explode.  It’s a moderately priced eatery with appetizers ranging from $6-$9 and entrees averaging at about $17. I was just completely enamored with the ambiance and the servers’ attention to the food being served, answering the multitude of questions we had about Turkish fare. Two thumbs and two toes up. Eat here!


1007 Guerrero St
(between 22nd St & Alvarado St)
San Francisco, CA 94110
Neighborhood: Mission

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