
Eat & Drink

Savor Every Moment
Dining at Hotel Nikko unfolds naturally throughout the day. From breakfast and lunch to dinner, handcrafted cocktails, live entertainment, and memorable evenings, every experience reflects Chef Jason Francisco's belief that great hospitality is measured not only by what guests taste, but by how they feel.



Restaurant Anzu
Every meal at ANZU is an invitation to slow down and savor the moment. Begin the day with Hotel Nikko's signature morning ritual, where an abundant breakfast buffet pairs American favorites with traditional Japanese breakfast specialties. À la carte selections are also available. From breakfast through dinner, every meal reflects seasonal California flavors, Japanese influence, and genuine hospitality.

Kanpai Lounge
Where the rhythm of the day naturally brings people together. Handcrafted sushi, thoughtfully prepared small plates, Japanese whisky, and signature cocktails create an inviting place to gather, connect, and linger.

Feinstein's
An unforgettable evening begins here. One of San Francisco's most intimate live entertainment venues, Feinstein's pairs acclaimed performances with handcrafted cocktails, thoughtfully curated small plates, and warm hospitality.

Every Dish, Every Detail.

Frequently Asked Questions
Hotel Nikko offers several distinct dining and gathering spaces, each shaped with care. Guests can begin the day at ANZU, enjoy sushi, small plates, and cocktails at Kanpai, or spend an evening at Feinstein’s, where live performance, conversation, and drinks come together in an intimate setting.
Yes. ANZU offers a thoughtfully prepared breakfast experience with familiar favorites alongside Japanese morning dishes, fresh ingredients, and warm, attentive service. It is a calm, nourishing way to begin the day before meetings, sightseeing, or travel.
Kanpai is the hotel’s evening lounge, offering refined sushi, seafood, small plates, Japanese whiskies, sake, and cocktails inspired by Japanese ingredients and California freshness. The atmosphere is polished and social, with energy that feels composed rather than crowded.
Yes. Hotel Nikko’s dining venues welcome both hotel guests and locals. Whether joining for breakfast, evening cocktails, sushi, or a performance at Feinstein’s, visitors can enjoy the hotel’s food, drink, and hospitality without an overnight stay.



