Palm House

Wow the food here is so good! The popcorn shrimp are amazing and the sauces complimented them perfectly. The Brussels sprouts were also amazing. The chicken sandwich was great, and I also loved the sauces on it.The restaurant is cute and bright. Service is a bit slow, but you can order and pay from your phone which is amazing.Will definitely be back!

Been to Palm House a few times for a quick drink with friends! Drinks are typically good and the atmosphere is fun depending on the day and time.The last time I came here was okay.. they were really busy inside where the bar is in the middle of the day on a weekend so it makes sense that this might've not been a 10/10 experience. I really like the smash burgers here and decided to get a drink to go with my food - our food came out and I still hadn't received my drink which was kind of odd. The server let me know they didn't have some of the ingredients for my drink and that they could get me another drink. The Mai Tai I ended up getting tasted like watered down rum which is weird because normally the drinks here are good!All goes to say, if you are looking for a quick bite and don't care too much about service Palm House is a good spot. But I wouldn't recommend getting a Mai Tai here...

Fun spot in Cow hollow which has a solid tropical theme running throughout. They've got a kind staff and a front patio good for people watching. They still have qr code menu and ordering so it's pretty simple. We had the jerk Cesar salad and the jerk chicken sandwich, the chicken was a little over cooked. We also had the Mac n cheese which was sooo cheesy and delicious- lactosey beware!

I was invited to a private event at Palm House over the weekend and was impressed by the space - which included a private bar and pool table. They even have TVs if you want to watch the sports games or project onto the screen.They had a variety of food options which was nice. Everything tasted good but nothing really stood out to me.The service was great tho! There was always someone walking around picking up used plates and glasses and making sure everything was ok!

Great place for Happy Hour and dog friendly is a bonus. They even had some dog friendly events in the past year. Their bartender knows how to make mix up a delicious non alcoholic drink to enjoy with friends. The Smashed Avocado is definitely a happy hour pleaser to share with friends. They have a nice tropical ambiance to their decor and there's a pool table in the back! Check out Palm House!!

Chicken here is dryer than Popeyes' biscuits it was overcooked and kinda raw at the same time :( I enjoyed the vibes tho.

If you are looking for a good happy hour in the Marina, Palm House is a good spot to check out.We had some friends visiting from out of town, and we were looking for happy hour spot that was dog friendly, and palm house fit the bill after checking out their HH menu. They run HH Monday-Friday from 4-6PM. The best deal is their famous punch bowls, normally close to $70, it's 50% off during happy hour. While they lean to the sweet side, it's big enough to share with 2-3 people. The HH food was good but a little bit salty, especially their tuna poke taquitos. Good but too salty. They've got a bunch of food items though on their HH menu for under $9. Back to the dog friendly portion, I've never seen a restaurant that welcomes our pups. The staff was so kind providing them water and treats, and they even offer puppy cocktails and food on their menu. Overall,Definitely a spot worth checking out for HH

Love the ambiance and ample seating at Palm House! Super fun and unique menu too. I got the zucchini and avocado fritter eggs Benedict - highly recommend!! The banana milk mocha was fine but not worth $9 in my opinion...Also, my friend got a cup of coffee and found a special surprise of grounds at the bottom! Hehe oops

Cute spot in the Marina that has plenty of outdoor seating! I really liked the ambiance but the food was just not it. I tried their caesar salad with chicken and it was so dry and not flavorful. The drinks were good though and fairly strong!

For me, the best way to take advantage of San Francisco's unwonted sunny weather is simple: a brunch with friends (and outdoor seating, of course). We settled on the whimsical Palm House. Upon arrival, it doesn't take long to pick up on the Hawaiian-esque theme; the decor faces no shortage of palm tree motifs and colorful furnishing. The layout straddles the line of being too tacky and a pseudo-getaway. While Palm House's ambiance may temporarily transport you to the tropics, the food brings you right back to brisk San Francisco whom Karl the Fog routinely lends visits to. I ordered an aperol spritz and luau bowl. The spritz was classic and refreshing. The bowl left something to be desired though. For starters, the prices are high (which I'm fine with considering its prime location), but the portions are plainly disappointing. This same neighborhood also boasts price-comparable brunch establishments whose dishes have profoundly heftier portions. The rice was undercooked and brittle, the pineapple a nominal amount, and the tuna mushy despite appearing to be discernible chunks. And, as expected, the ingredients' shared mediocrity left the dish as a cohesive whole just unimpressive. Unfortunately, the service was not the saving grace. Our waitress only visited our table twice, once to take our orders and another to serve them. As such, we had one bottle of water to share with the table and strictly one as no one had refilled it. I noticed that as the bottle dwindled down to its last few ounces, my friends courteously split the measly amount amongst us three. It was a scene fresh out of the movie Rango (ifykyk).