2008

Oola Restaurant Review, San Francisco

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Oola

860 Folsom Street (Between 4th and 5th St)

San Francisco, CA 94107

415-995-2061

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Restaurant.com sells discounted Gift Certificates for this restaurant. See right column for coupon.
Oola is a stylish restaurant in San Francisco’s South of market area serving American food. It stays open late, so it is popular with the late crowd.

Oola San Francisco 14

Decor, Vibe – Dimly lit, exposed brick, high tech stylish lounge decor with loud music. Soma hipsters, couples, and people in their 20’s and 30’s were dining.

Menu Pictures

Oola San Francisco Menu 1

Picks:

Oola San Francisco Seared Ahi

Seared Ahi ($13) had 4 pieces of seared tuna with radishes and fingerling potato chips. Decent quality and quantity.

Oola San Francisco Baby Back Ribs

All natural Baby Back Ribs Entree ($26) had 6 pieces of good cilantro, ginger and soy glazed ribs with a scoop of cole slaw. Lots of meat on the bone and decent BBQ Sauce.

Oola San Francisco Root Beer Float

Root Beer Float ($7) had root beer schnapps, vanilla ice cream, whipped cream and was very good. Super creamy. Even came with more root beer.

Oola San Francisco Panna Cotta

Vanilla Blood orange Panna Cotta ($8) had layered panna cotta, citurs pate de fruit, and blood orange sorbet. The sorbet was real tart. Very smooth panna cotta.

OK:

Oola San Francisco Beet Salad

Roast Beets and watermelon Salad ($12) with watercress, pistachios, goat cheese and a thyme vinaigrette was expensive for what we got, but it tasted decent at least. Good quantity of beets.

Oola San Francisco Scallops

Scallop Entree ($26) was fair at best. Quality was average and their cooking style was not great. Artichoke vinegar was weird.

Oola San Francisco Filet Mignon

Filet Mignon ($28) was average. Had golden enoki mushrooms, mash potatoes. It was of good size and cooked to the correct wellness.

Oola San Francisco Mac n cheese

Goat cheese Mac and Cheese ($7) was an average side order. Nothing special to it.

Oola San Francisco Chard

Sauteed Swiss Chard with bacon ($6) was an average vegetable dish. We needed to have some healthy food and this was it.

Pans:

Oola San Francisco Cobia

Cobia ($23) this fish looked good but was botched. We should have sent it back.

Oola was an expensive experience in small plates. Food was fair, this is a place to go for cocktails and appetizers after partying. Wines by the glass cost about $10, with specialty cocktails going for $8. If you want to try this restaurant, consider the cheaper happy hour (Mon-Fri 5-7pm) specials or weekly 6-8pm special menus.

Overall Rating: (Good)

Come Back?

Food Rating: (Above Average)
Service Rating: (Good)
Atmosphere Rating: (Excellent)
Value Rating: (Above Average)

Guide: 0 = poor, 1 = Fair/Average, 2 = Good, 2.5 = Very Good, 3 = Excellent , 4 = Extraordinary

Alcohol:Full Bar
Attire:Casual
Hours:Su-Mon 6pm-Midnight, Tu-Sat 6pm-1am
Parking:Street
Reservations:Yes
Prices:$12 - $26
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