About - Steins
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Food
- Food at bar
- Wine
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
Top Reviews
See All ReviewsIf you love sports along with authentic German and Austrian food, be sure to stop by Steins on Clement Street in San Francisco. We found convenient street parking and thoroughly enjoyed our visit to this unique and lively sports bar. The delicious wienerschnitzel, sausages, BLTs, wide variety of European beers, and friendly staff made the experience even better. Sports fans will absolutely love the huge wall of seven TVs where we enjoyed hockey, the NBA playoffs, and baseball games all at once right in front of us. The atmosphere was energetic, welcoming, and a perfect place to relax with great food and fellow fans. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a fun sports and dining experience with a European twist!
I had a really pleasant experience at Steins Restaurant on Clement Street. I originally came in craving their mashed potatoes, but unfortunately they weren't available that day. Still, I decided to stay and try something else and I'm glad I did. I ended up ordering the Fish & Frenn Fries instead, and they were deliciously crispy, flavorful, and definitely hit the spot. The atmosphere was relaxed and welcoming, especially for an Easter Sunday. You can spend your Easter Sunday this way too! There were a few customers in, everyone seemed happy, and the vibe felt easy and unpretentious. I also really enjoyed the setup with multiple TV screens streaming in the background, and it added a fun, lively touch without being overwhelming. Overall, even though I didn't get what I initially came for, the experience turned out great. I'd definitely come back again
The power went down in SF, and this bar lit up. It was packed, they treated everyone with kindness, and it was an awesome time to experience this place. Food and beer is amazing, don’t slack on this classic sf spot.