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Sebo

517 Hayes St
San Francisco, CA 94102

(415) 864-2181

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Hours
Tue-Sat 6pm-10:30pm  
Status: Closed  
 

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David Daher opened The Last Day Saloon in San Francisco, California in 1973. That club had been a staple in the live music scene since that time. However, it was recently sold and is no more.
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"Mike Monte and John Anagnostou began restoration of the historic Fox Theatre in late 1998. They have managed to clean-up the interiors of the theatre, including the 1,460 seating main auditorium, rest rooms, and dressing rooms, while preserving the architecture and distinctive style that characterizes this Redwood City national historical landmark.

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Reservations are not accepted.

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Five-or-seven-course "omakase" (literally, "to entrust") sushi bar experiences are available for $60 or $80.

What to Drink

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The outstanding--albeit pricey--sake list compiled by True Sake's Beau Timken is a bouquet of diverse, complex standouts.

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The Scene Lovers of "Americanized" sushi dining (sake bombs and California rolls) might choose another venue; this elegant Hayes Valley raw fish bar and restaurant adheres to strict authenticity, despite all-American chef/owners Michael Black and Daniel Dunham. The low-lit space features rich mahogany tables, subtle avocado walls, backlit Japanese screens and clean, geometric lines throughout ... more

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At first glance, Michael Black and Danny Dunham don't at all typify the
image of sushi purists.

Neither dresses in chef's whites while working behind the counter of
their tiny Japanese restaurant, Sebo. Dunham, who often sports an enigmatic
Puck-meets-Buddha smile while assembling his creations, wears short-sleeved
shirts that show off the tattoos that spiral up his arms. Black, perpetually ... more

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best. sushi. ever!

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This is the tastiest sushi in san francisco! Perfect portion size and so fresh and flavorful. A little expensive, but well worth it.

Sushi quality is good

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As a person from Japan, I was quite surprised that the sushi here was pretty good. I guess it is supposed to be a "Tokyo-style" sushi, whatever that is. I liked the simple Zen-ish decor and lighting. But because they don't take reservations, we had to wait for about 45 minutes. And the serving is quite slow. I would recommend thinking this place as a Sake bar with good sushi as appetizers. I think ... more

Izakaya Sundays at Sebo

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Well over a year ago, I wrote a post on a then recently-opened Japanese restaurant (primarily sushi-focused), Sebo in Hayes Vall ... more
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