Fior D'Italia

Angelo Del Monte and 'Papa' Marianetti opened Ristorante Fior d'Italia, America's oldest Italian restaurant, on May 1, 1886, in the heart of San Francisco's North Beach.Originally opened to serve the clients of the bordello located in the building at 492 Broadway, 'The Fior' not only served the bordello's clients well but soon became a very popular restaurant with other San Franciscans. The...

Four private banquet rooms can accommodate 6 to 100 guests, and the entire restaurant can be rented out for 250 guests.

THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED Fior d'Italia Restaurant Review: Opened in 1886, this restaurant welcomes casual eaters to its bar area and multiple dining rooms, including one dubbed the Tony Bennett. You'll find risottos, pastas and other old-fashioned Italian fare, including a number of veal dishes.

Opened in 1886, this restaurant welcomes casual eaters to its bar area and multiple dining rooms, including one dubbed the Tony Bennett. You'll find risottos, pastas and other old-fashioned Italian fare, including a number of veal dishes.

In Short
The San Francisco icon has been in operation since 1886, though it's changed locations several times. The crowd is generally older and upscale, with many Italian expatriates who...

Opened in 1886, Ristorante Fior d'Italia is America's oldest Italian restaurant. Chef Gianni Audieri continues the tradition of serving authentic Northern Italian cuisine with dishes such as gnocci, osso buco and calamari being called the Best in San Francisco by "The Fior's" customers. We also have private banquet rooms, accommodating from 6 to 130 guests, are available for meetings,...