Yes, I’ve always considered One Market the penultimate “expense account” restaurant, with the requisite formality and cost to impress, but little creativity to distract from the discussion at hand. (12 replies, last updated by Robert Lauriston March 8, 2008)

Can anyone comment on One Market? Thinking of taking a date there for lunch tomorrow. Any other ideas in the same area (near Embarcadero BART)? (5 replies, last updated by Robin M. in Colorado April 15, 2006)

I like One Market for the most part ... probably the most of any of the restaurants in that group. It is a reliable place to take clients for a business lunch too. The celery sorbet sounds like a good idea. . (2 replies, last updated by rtmonty April 21, 2008)

I did that at One Market long time ago. First, the table wasn’t too comfortable, and it was a little too warm there. I think you will be satisfied as long as you remember One Market is not a top-rated restaurant, i.e. most... (1 reply, last updated by Vincent Lo April 26, 2005)

It’s been years since I’ve been to One Market and I’ve never been to Town Hall. Who has a preference of one restaurant over the other?? I’ll be taking my dad to dinner for Father’s Day this evening.... (5 replies, last updated by RanchoGuy June 15, 2006)

I wouldn’t recommend One Market when there is so many other good restaurants around. Last time I went, service was uneven, and the hostess and host (?) secretly whispered right in front of us while we were standing there... (4 replies, last updated by rworange April 1, 2008)

service for the standards of a restaurant like One Market. The food shined, the wines were lovely... but the waitress did neither. (27 replies, last updated by Nathan Landau February 2, 2002)

While visiting San Francisco last week my wife and I stopped by One Market for lunch. We have been fans of Bradley Ogden since he was at Campton Place. I did not have a reservation, the restaurant was very busy, the friendly... (16 replies, last updated by yehfromthebay January 18, 2008)

DH and I went to One Market for lunch on Friday for DAT. There were two choices for each course a garden salad or a soup, trout or pork sausages and a strawberry trifle or apricot tart. We each started with the soup, which was... (0 replies, last updated by milklady June 11, 2008)

We recently (about a month ago) went there for our anniversary. We typically pick a restaurant like Boulevard, but I thought we were in a rut and I had been hearing good things about One Market. I’m afraid to report that I... (6 replies, last updated by ReadyFreddy January 16, 2005)

OakParkBabe’s message about the Asian market she found got me to thinking about all the little places like that that I’m missing out on. We talk a lot about restaurants on this board, but what’s everyone’s... (4 replies, last updated by Kim Adams April 24, 2002)

Seems to be the general Chow concensus that One Market, Rubicon and Acme are the restaurants that are (maybe) worth checking out for this promotion. Rubicon has posted their menu and it doesn’t ring my bells, can’t... (8 replies, last updated by PekoePeony January 14, 2005)

the folks that own Noble Fish also own One World Market so there should be no need to drive all the way over to Noble Fish. http://www.noblefish.com/ (14 replies, last updated by mctoft October 23, 2009)

The Larchmont Oyster House which is a restaurant also has a fish market. It is a little pricey, but good quality. Also, Imperial on Mam’k Ave in Mam’k is dependable with better prices. (15 replies, last updated by Pat Hammond September 23, 2002)

This comes under the topic of elegant dining for Vegetarians: I had a terrific dinner at One Market on June 13. I am vegetarian and greatly appreciative when a chef puts real culinary skill into creating a vegetarian dish. The... (2 replies, last updated by boomer13 June 16, 2008)