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Itria SF

 I'm in love with this restaurant. Itria, featuring Italian fare, was Dionne's pick, and every single morsel was to die for. This tiny restaurant at 24th x Mission was not tiny on taste. The homemade pastas were so fresh and delicate (see photos below).

The appetizers were divine, and the desserts were outstanding. Cannot wait to have another meal here!!

We also got to sit indoors (yay, this is actually something to gloat over these days) and once again, enjoy our time together. Every outing post-covid feels so special, like we've been granted some kind of lockdown parole. 

Covid is hanging out there, but as far as I'm concerned, life's too short to pause for covid. So we take our precautions (everyone vaxxed) and move on....

XOXO, 

R Club Girl. (haha)

















Location: 3266 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110, USA

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