Delarosa - San Andreas

Good, fast pizza place in the marina. we spent a day in sf and wanted to try something new. we sat fast as they had many inside and outside seats. they have windows that are open to allow air flow to the restaurant. we order the hot salami and a margarita. both were good and satisfied our hunger to bring us back to the east bay. in any case would recommend for a fast date or chat with friends.

Delicious, great service, sat at the bar, welcome and beautiful dishes, see picture gluten free crust, worth a visit!

We chose delarosa to start our date. we've been around 18 o'clock since our show at 8 o'clock. the place was quite packed, the friend called in the morning to reserve us a place. we sat at the high chair, in the restaurant. we decided to go inside, because it was windy outside. the waitresses were very nice and helpful in choosing what we wanted from the menu. service was fast and friendly. 5. 5 ambiance was relatiw casual and not too loud that it was hard to talk to each other, but we sat pretty close to other people who did not big coviden and also for talks. 4 5. Drinks: marco polo as always I demanded something sweet. this is mildly sweet, larger acidic notes and they can still taste the alcohol, but its well rounded. nicely easy to drink, I finished the drink before we were finished eating his pretty good. 4 5 the choice of the monarch friend. stronger alcohol node, smooth with a hauch sour. smooth. not my cup of tea, but he loved it. 3 5 for me. arancini I am a fan of fried things so that I loved this court. perfect crunchy, not so oily that it makes you sick. the rice tastes a little old, which is disappointing. I underestimate and that the point of arancini is that its revitalising rest, but for something I pay, I prefer to be fresher. the star of this teller is definitiw the lemon aioli! his soou freshly balances the oil on these balls and we lick the witness literally clean. we have dipped our pizza chest in there. this aioli wore this court! 4 5 spicy fennel sausage pizza I am not fan hot items and I didn't think it will be so hot, but that's a hot ass pizza. it packs too much heat from me, but the fennel sausage was delicious and the lemon aioli helped. another pizza place where I finished the crust. another complaining is really part of it. it's a tiny pizza. I didn't feel happy. 3 5 capricciosa pizza hefty topping pizza, this is the saving grace since I have been hungry after our last 2. but honestly, it didn't shine at all. felt like a normal pull-out pizza. the only good thing is that its full of high quality jump. it didn't really all dance well together. 3 5 bombolini it was a nice fluffy donut. hasn't blown so much for me either. the vanilla cream was good, but I had better bombolini out of spruce, which is worth talking about 3 5. Overall, I think that delarosa has not really fulfilled our expectations. if it was too foot to our apartment, we would be back, but since all the way into sf we will probably make a special ride to be here. there are much more better pizzerias in bright old and mountain views.

The margarita was not spicy, and there is not enough space for people to sit comfortably. I wouldn't advise it here during the rush hours. I visited a Sunday. the restaurant was mostly empty without waiting. the pizzas were delicious and the ingredients were fresh. the personal was friendly and attentive. the alcohol selection could use a bit more **** bell.

We decided to walk through the Marina to find a place for lunch. Delarosa seemed to have the right vibe we were looking for on a sunny low 80's day in San Francisco. We were seated outside on chestnut, a busy street in the Marina with heavy foot traffic and lots of stores and restaurants. Service was friendly and the menu simple. We ordered the Funghi Misti pizza, burrata bruschetta, and two drinks: the marco polo and the monarch. The funghi misti pizza is simple and light ish, with just a medley of mushrooms and fontina cheese. The pizza had a great crust, with the right amount of crispy and chew. The burrata bruschetta was the perfect starter and complement to the pizza and drinks. Toasted bread is topped with a schmear of burrata cheese with honey and hazelnuts. The warm crunch from the toasted bread is the perfect pair with the creamy burrata, sweet honey and nuttiness from the hazelnuts. The monarch is gin forward with slight sweetness. Fun casual lunch option in a lively neighborhood.