Luce

Awarded a Michelin star eight years consecutively (2010-2017), Luce - InterContinental San Francisco features an urban setting that is modern and sophisticated, yet stunningly warm and inviting. The main dining room features floor-to-ceiling-windows adorned with sheer metallic gold curtains. Hand-blown Italian bubble-like lamps provide a flattering glow to the dark tropical wood accents and...

The Extras: There is a private dining room available for up to 14 guests.

Parking: The closest public parking option is the 5th & Mission garage, located within a block of the hotel.

At this "elegant" New American with "high ceilings" in SoMa's InterContinental Hotel, the "excellent", "beautifully presented" New American dishes are complemented by "interesting" wines and service that's "attentive but not rushed"; granted, it's a "pretty pricey" experience, but that doesn't seem to faze its "business crowd."

Given its location inside the InterContinental San Francisco, it might be easy to underestimate Luce----but it transcends the typical hotel restaurant. First, there's the dining room, which combines rich taupe tones and an exquisite marble… Read More

Located at lobby level in the InterContinental San Francisco, Luce inherits the cathedral-height ceilings affordable only to an ultra-premium hotel. (The restaurant’s logo and name are also inherited, in this case from a joint venture between the Frescobaldi wine family and California winemakers, the Mondavis.) The sophisticated dining room combines rich taupe tones, an exquisite marble floor...

Occupying a substantial portion of the hotel's lobby level, this all-day dining destination's sleek, contemporary interiors pit neutral hues and wood tones against the steely gleam of globe-shaped...

Recently awarded our first Michelin Star