Mangia Tutti Ristorante — Restaurant in San Francisco

The menu is pretty simple, but everything we had was very good. Bruschetta (not pictured), Ravioli and the Bolognese (both pictured) were outstanding. Price was reasonable and the serving size was just right (enough to be full, but not miserable).

We went on a Saturday night, and apparently two of the wait staff did not show up for work. The owner was waiting on all the tables, the one cook was making all the dishes; but despite that, we never were wanting anything or felt ignored. They worked very hard to keep tabs on us (the owner did have someone show up to help and she was great as well).

We did have reservations, but as busy as they were when we showed up (15 minutes prior) the place was full and people were already waiting in line. The couple ahead of us made reservations as well and did not have a table. Not sure if reservations work or not, but its best to get there early or prepare to wait in line (Note: we did get seated at the time of our reservation, so it worked out).

I would definitely go back on our...

The food was really good, very fresh. But unfortunately, I called this one with my kids as i knew in my gutt that my family & I would face some sort of discrimination as Im sadly experienced in this setting/situation: we are a crew of 5 brown skinned teens/adults. I'm a single mom of 4. The 5 of us in an upscale "italian ristorante" are just asking for issues, but my family was celebrating, so my son picked this place. I taught my children a valuable life lesson this night. We enjoyed ourselves & had a memorable time despite the gawking of other patrons and staff, faux niceities, and delayed order but, the staff brought out 1 piece of cheesecake for everyone to sample- now isnt that special? Lol. We spent over $400....anything else is not worth my time mentioning. I wouldn't recommend this place if it was the last spot on earth with noodles. Also, it is a tad forgettable for the...

Go if you want some good Italian food, even for picky folks like me, there is something to eat if you remove some stuff from meals. From the limited foods I've had, everything is of remarkable quality with the ratio of bread to cheese and sauce being perfect on the pizza to the gnocchi literally melting in your mouth. I've heard great things about the meats also. The restaurant itself is really inviting albeit the location could be better, as it is in the business district of San Francisco. I can't really describe how the inside looks like. But all I can say is that it feels right for the food being served. Everytime we have traveled to San Francisco, someone has brought up going to Manga Tutti for dinner, and it has become a staple and highlight of our city visits. I'd highly recommend trying the food while in San Francisco, as there is something...