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Zero Zero

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826 Folsom Street, San Francisco
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(415) 348-8800
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About this place Zero Zero

Located on Folsom Street in San Francisco's vibrant SOMA district, Zero Zero is a gay-friendly restaurant specializing in authentic Neapolitan cuisine. The venue brings traditional Italian pizza-making techniques to the Bay Area, using the same flour that has been a staple in Naples for decades. Whether you're looking for a casual meal, a date night, or dinner with friends, this spot offers a welcoming atmosphere for LGBTQ+ travelers and locals alike. The menu centers on pizza and pasta, with options to customize your meal according to your preferences. Beyond the savory offerings, the restaurant also features a soft serve dessert station where you can create your own sweet finish to your meal. This combination of classic Italian comfort food and interactive dining elements makes for a relaxed, approachable experience that appeals to a wide range of tastes. Folsom Street itself is known as one of San Francisco's most LGBTQ+-friendly neighborhoods, with plenty of bars, restaurants, and shops nearby. Whether you're visiting the city for the first time or you're a seasoned traveler, Zero Zero provides a straightforward, quality dining option in a welcoming part of town.

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Jake True
Jake True Nov 2022

Love this place. Gonna miss it. Leaves a big hole in SF...

Snigdha Agarwal
Snigdha Agarwal Nov 2022

Went again and absolutely loved every single item. The good: Valencia pizza Margherita di buffalo pizza Arancini starter Verbal gratuity cocktail The ok: Garlic bread - a little soft and less taste of garlic bread Distefano burrata - the bread a little too hard First visit: Really good Fillmore pizza and even better spaghettoni. Some vegetarian options available, while other can be customized to be. Tiramisu seemed to be lacking in flavor though. In drinks both paid vacation and hitting your stride are good options for those who don't like bitter beer options. The latter also pairs well with the food. Decent service and nice seating. Overall decent experience.

Greg Bybee
Greg Bybee Nov 2022

I'm devastated to hear Zero Zero is closing. They've been one of my favorite local restaurants and go to for pizza and pasta. Thank you for making the Yerba Buena neighborhood even better. We'll miss you! My first visit was back in 2010 shortly after they opened, and my first review was April 9, 2011. Over the next 12 years, I've visited countless times, and quickly found my favorites to be the Castro Pizza, Spaghettoni Amatriciana, and Short Rib Radiatore. More recently, I've discovered the Little Gem salad, broccolini, and DiStefano Burrata. ANd of course dessert - best Tiramisu in town. And their soft serve (both the original Strauss and the current Double 8 Dairy) is amazing. I love the EVOO & Sea Salt topping - magical! Here's my original review from 04/09/11 for posterity (I think they might have stopped charging extra for parmesan cheese since then, as I never had that problem again) -- I loved Zero Zero. It's definitely a pain to get reservations on the weekend - the best I could do day-of on Friday was 10:45pm. But we had a great meal and enjoyed delicious drinks. I ordered the Castro pizza (Sopressata, Sausage, Tomato Sauce, Mozzarella, Basil) which was absolutely fantastic, perfect with some crushed red peppers, and a glass of Rye Baby (Rye Whiskey, Bonal, Lemon, Maraschino) on the side. I was also greatly amused to discover that in the booths near the front the lights are on a dimmer, so you can adjust appropriately to set the mood :) While we didn't get dessert, it certainly looked great - a built-your-own sundae extravaganza! Everything was nearly perfect, except a surprise charge for the parmesan cheese I ordered on the side. I hardly used it, but I always request red peppers and parmesan cheese as if they are a set (its like Salt and Pepper, not good to separate them). If the waitress had mentioned a charge, I'd have just passed on it, but seeing even a small charge on the final bill felt petty. Minus 1 star for that. Pros: + Delicious pizza + Excellent cocktails + Mood lighting + Easy parking + Friendly staff Cons - Difficult reservations / long wait - Random charge for parmesan cheese

Stephanie Y
Stephanie Y Nov 2022

As always love their pizzas. Usually order the geary or filmore

Ken Capelli
Ken Capelli Nov 2022

One of the best restaurants in the city, it will be missed. 💜

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