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Luella

1896 Hyde Street
San Francisco, CA 94109 map
cross street: @ Green
district: Russian Hill


Tel. 415.674.4343


About Luella

At the turn of the century, Chef Ben de Vries did a fine job of opening Andalu, the Cal-Northwest tapas hall in the Mission District. The food was comforting yet inventive, and priced in the mid-range. We liked it. We're pleased to report that Luella, his latest venture as of 2004, is an excellent extension of de Vries' culinary sensibilities, at a higher price point -- and thanks to its Russian Hill location -- a higher altitude to boot.

The atmosphere is part swank lounge, part mod living room. The space, designed by Shawn E. Hall Designs, is all soft pea green and blonde wood; a bar of this same blonde wood with small table lamps lines one wall. A three-quarter-circle booth in, yes, pea green sits at the end of the bar. The walls match this same soft, somehow comforting shade and while quite bare are not ominous or off-putting. -- Genevieve Roberston


Hours
Sunday: 5pm - 9pm
Monday: 5:30pm - 10pm
Tuesday: 5:30pm - 10pm
Wednesday: 5:30pm - 10pm
Thursday: 5:30pm - 10pm
Friday: 5:30pm - 10pm
Saturday: 5:30pm - 10pm
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Luella
Glamorous Neighborhood Haunt With Food To Match
By genevieve robertson (05/12/2005)

" At the turn of the century, Chef Ben de Vries did a fine job of opening Andalu, the Cal-Northwest tapas hall in the Mission District. The food was comforting yet inventive, and priced in the mid-range. We liked it. We're pleased to report that Luella, his latest venture as of 2004, is an excellent extension of de Vries' culinary sensibilities, at a higher price point -- and thanks to its Russian Hill location -- a higher altitude to boot. "

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