Susan Z.
11/26/2025
Farm egg scramble was super fresh, came out fluffy, warm, and delicious! We also got the Marlowe burger to be shared by the table, hence it was cut into 4 pieces. Solid burger and highly...
Marlowe
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500 Brannan St
San Francisco, CA 94107
Opened in 2010 and relocated to its current location in 2014, Marlowe is a New American bistro located in San Francisco’s Soma neighborhood in the former COCO500 space. Brought to you by Executive Chef Jennifer Puccio and award-winning San Francisco designer Ken Fulk, Marlowe focuses on classic comfort foods with flavorful twists, like Chef Puccio’s signature Marlowe Burger, seasonal poulet vert, brussels sprouts chips and quail egg topped steak tartare. Taking inspiration from the butcher shops of the past, Marlowe is designed with a sleek but comfortable feel, featuring white subway tiles, white marble, deep blue banquettes, wood block tables and specials listed on rolls of butcher paper.
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4.0(2,930)
Yvonne C.
1/8/2026
Dropped by Thursday afternoon checking out the area. Restaurant was maybe at 75% capacity with a mix of engineers working nearby and investment/business people discussing potential deals. There...
Guillermo R.
12/23/2025
We were looking for a relaxed spot for a lite boozy Sunday brunch and Marlowe hit the spot. We ordered savory (Gougère with smoked salmon) and sweet (the ricotta donuts we freshly made lite and...
Linda H.
12/31/2025
Great neighborhood spot that fills up quick! I know they're known for their burger which looked inticing but opted for the pork cheek, tried the salmon and calamari. The pork cheek was literally...
Bob K.
12/29/2025
Marlowe is super reliable and delicious again. Came in on a late Sunday night for dinner. Easy reservation and really warm and attentive service. Had deviled eggs, oysters and flank steak, which...
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