Troya

Fresh Mediterranean Dining in the Heart of San Francisco

Located on vibrant Fillmore Street in Pacific Heights, Troya is a cozy, modern Mediterranean restaurant that blends Turkish, Greek, and Californian influences. With inviting decor and a relaxed neighborhood vibe, it’s a favorite for locals and visitors alike. Just a quick ride from many of San Francisco’s top music venues, Troya is a great pick for concert-goers seeking a delicious meal before the show.

Why Concert-goers love it

Convenience is key, and Troya delivers. Its location makes it a great pit stop before catching a concert nearby. The friendly and efficient service means you won’t be stressing about missing your opening act. The restaurant’s casual vibe allows for an easygoing pre-show hangout, and the menu offers shareable small plates—ideal for groups looking to sample a few dishes quickly.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking to split flavorful mezze and wine
• Solo travelers grabbing a quick, healthy bite before the show
• Couples enjoying a romantic weekend with a Mediterranean touch
• Fans wanting a lively pre-show space with indoor and outdoor seating
• Budget-conscious music fans who want quality without the splurge

What People Say

Diners consistently praise the fresh, vibrant flavors of the food, especially the lamb meatballs, hummus, and falafel. The welcoming staff and cozy ambiance are often highlighted, along with the restaurant's ability to cater to vegetarian and vegan diets. Many reviewers note how well Troya balances flavor, price, and atmosphere—especially in a city known for high dining costs.

Areas for Improvement

A few guests mention that the space can get a bit tight during peak dinner hours, so a reservation is a smart move. Parking in the Fillmore area can also be tricky, so opting for rideshare or public transit is recommended. While the wine list is well-curated, some wish for a few more cocktail options.

The Bottom Line

Troya is a flavorful, laid-back spot that hits the sweet spot for concert-goers seeking a quick, satisfying Mediterranean meal before the music starts.