Perry’s on the Union has a pretty solid Irish pub vibe ,relaxed, lively, and a good place to hang out in SF. The atmosphere is definitely the highlight. The food was decent. I didn’t absolutely love it, but I didn’t dislike it either. What stood out was how fresh everything tasted ,the ingredients were clearly high quality. Overall, a good spot for the ambiance and a casual meal.

Chris Verne

Very nice place with a good vibe and decent menu selection. We stopped in for lunch on a Monday and had no problem getting a table. We had about 7 menu items between 4 people and enjoyed them. The 4 star is mainly due to the value for your money. It's a bit pricey but on par for the location. And some of the dishes were excellent and some were just average. Onion strings, Mac & cheese w/ bacon and french onion soup were excellent. The club sandwich was also very good.

Donald Dunn

Went to lunch before a Giants game. The ribs were very good and did not disappoint. The burger was also good. I tried the Bloody Mary but it wasn’t very good. I did ask that it would not be spicy.

Scarlet Newman

Saturday night at Perry’s on Union Street is almost a San Francisco tradition going back decades. I hadn’t been there in a while and a friend wanted to have dinner there and I happily agreed. I was pleased to see they still make their onion soup so I ordered that along with the steak salad. My friend had the ribs and we shared a bottle of Cabernet that I brought with me. all the food was fine and the service was pretty good considering how busy they were.

Steve H

So I've learned that Perry's is an institution. People have been coming here for years and it dates back a good ways. While we were there, it was fully packed to the hilt with people having a great time. Julia, our server was amazing, as was the food. I had the Reuben, my friends had the ribs, clam chowder, salads, and Burger. All of it amazing. Tasty drinks from the bar combined with great food and great friends and it makes for a wonderful place!

+10

Carli Brunner

Perry’s on Union Street is a go-to that never fails. Whether you’re looking for a laid-back weekday dinner, a meal while catching a sports game, or a classic steak on a Saturday night, Perry’s delivers every time. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with a touch of that unique San Francisco charm. The staff is attentive without being overbearing, making you feel right at home. Their menu offers a great mix of comfort food and elevated classics, so there’s something for every mood or occasion. What really sets Perry’s apart is its versatility—it’s casual enough for an impromptu night out but polished enough to make any evening feel special. It’s the kind of place you’ll want to visit again and again.

+1

Joshua Michael

We stopped into Perry's for lunch while we were in the area looking at properties. It felt like a convenient place to take a break and grab a bite in between appointments. The spot itself has a cool, casual vibe and definitely feels like a neighborhood staple. The surrounding area is really nice, and the location adds to the overall experience of being there. The food was okay nothing bad, but nothing that really stood out either. It was solid for lunch, just not something I'd go out of my way to come back for. Overall, Perry's is a decent option if you're nearby and need a reliable place to eat. The atmosphere and neighborhood were the highlights, while the food was more average, making it a fair but not standout experience.

Balabala W

Love the interior design, we ordered salad, they are very Fresh! Great experience. CRUNCHY GRISSINI very crunchy!

Clyde Always

FANTASTIC decor. Lackluster eatables. Let me start by saying the ambiance in this place could not possibly be any better. Holy smokes! They've got kitschy old cigarette ads, Norman Rockwell prints, Giants memorabilia--it's an explosion of Americana and it's unapologetically outdated, verging on politically incorrect, and I loved every inch of it. Seriously, go here just to admire the 1956 Miss America contestants or check out what a terrific season the Dartmouth Indians played in 1962. I could go on, but you really have to see it to believe it. That said, the corned beef hash was so painfully dry and stringy, I would have mistaken it for jerky if I'd tasted it blindfolded. Wenchie got the eggs Benedict and the Hollandaise was pretty bland--it lacked even a tiny punch of acid. We had the sliders to start and at least those didn't disappoint. The beef was moist, the buns were spongy and the fixings were fresh and tasty. Our waitress provided us bare-basic service. A refill on my iced tea would have been nice but, alas, none was forthcoming--would have made that hash go down a little easier, anyway.

Megan Hall

Wasn't super impressed with the food, was pretty mediocre. Steak was pretty flavorless and fries were as well. The service was inconsistent, I think because we were seated in the atrium so it was out of the way of where the main patrons were. Had to wait quite a while for anyone to come by. Pretty place and it looked cozy but man the chairs were hard. It wasn't all the expensive so I'm still rating three stars, but definitely hoped for better.

Jeff Bernardi

Talk about a place going down hill. What a dump. It's a wonder how they are still in business. 3 adults and 1 child. +$300 for dinner. Shrinkflation on the drinks. Margaritas served in a tiny water glass. We started with a $14 grilled artichoke. Not a jumbo artichoke but a small artichoke cut into quarters. No seasoning, dry tasteless artichoke. 🤬🤬 I had the( baked🤮) ribs. They tasted like they were 2 days old, not fresh. Smothered in BBQ SAUCE because they were trying to hide the fact that they were old. I couldn't believe what's happening here. DON'T DINE HERE. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩🤡🤮🤢💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲OVERPRICED AND UNDERWHELMING IN EVERY ASPECT. I'm sick and tired of dining out and experiencing over priced meals and drinks with terrible service..