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No. 69 of the world's most expensive restaurants · November 2026

Quince

Jackson Square · San Francisco, United States

$390San Francisco · per personQuinceNo. 69

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The bill

$390 a person

The 8 to 10 course tasting menu. Before drinks. 20% service and a 6% surcharge are added.

The smart way in

Californian-Italian cooking. The four-course menu, or Cotogna next door, gets you most of it.

The smart way in: The $270 four-course dinner, or Cotogna.
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Checked November 14, 2026. Dollar figures at USD per unit, Nov 2026: EUR 1.12 (ECB reference, Nov 2-3), DKK pegged at 7.46 to the euro, JPY 158.85 per dollar (Nov 11), SEK 0.101 (Nov 7), GBP 1.35 (Xe, Nov 4), AED 0.2723 (pegged), CHF 1.22, HKD 0.1285, SGD 0.77, NOK 0.099, CAD 0.714 (1.40 per dollar, Nov 9), AUD 0.69 (Nov 9), MOP 0.1248 (pegged to HKD). Prices change; check with the restaurant when you book.

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