5 New San Francisco Restaurants Opened In July 2011

Every night you go to the same Chinese takeout joint and order the same thing. Yawn. Just when your friends were starting to write you off as old and boring, it's time to surprise them with your city-savviness by suggesting one of these five shiny new spots, opened July 2011.

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Jasper's Corner Tap and Kitchen

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Named for legendary SF socialite and surveyor, Jasper O'Farrell, Jasper's Corner Tap and Kitchen is a new spot for people to follow in the lead of its namesake and live. it. up. The menu boasts an impressive beer and booze selection and classic tavern bites like warm pretzel with cheddar and deviled eggs and a shrimp salad roll. Located right off Union Square at the Serrano San Francisco Hotel, it's the perfect spot for a post-work tipple. 401 Taylor Street (415-775-7979 
or jasperscornertap.com) Photo: Courtesy of Serrano San Francisco

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Named for legendary SF socialite and surveyor, Jasper O'Farrell, Jasper's Corner Tap and Kitchen is a new spot for people to follow in the lead of its namesake and live. it. up. The menu boasts an impressive beer and booze selection and classic tavern bites like warm pretzel with cheddar and deviled eggs and a shrimp salad roll. Located right off Union Square at the Serrano San Francisco Hotel, it's the perfect spot for a post-work tipple.
401 Taylor Street (415-775-7979 
or jasperscornertap.com)

Photo: Courtesy of Serrano San Francisco

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[Proud Bay Man]

12:23 AM on 08/08/2011

Statistics show 80 percent of all restaurants in SF fail within the first year. Pick one, fast. It might be closed by the time you get there.