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Ruth Gold
San Francisco Bay Area200 reviews
Dined on 3 May 2026
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San Francisco Bay Area170 reviews
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San Francisco Bay Area16 reviews
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San Francisco Bay Area17 reviews
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9 December 2025
San Francisco debuts ama, a dapper itameshi restaurant and lounge by Brad Kilgore near the Transamerica Pyramid, blending Italian influences with Japanese precision. The 18-seat Copper Room offers a refined menu and a lounge with cocktails and a mid-century mood.
Published in Fine Dining Lovers
23 October 2025
San Francisco welcomes Ama by Brad Kilgore, a Japanese-Italian concept blending technique with Italian soul, anchored in an intimate dining room and a Retro Social Club. The menu features delicate crudo and wagyu dishes, cocktails, and a focus on in-person, word-of-mouth dining in Transamerica Redwood Park.
Published in 7x7 Bay Area
20 October 2025
A profile of culinary director Brad Kilgore and his Kilgore Culinary Group, highlighting the Itameshi-inspired approach and the newly opened ama alongside other ventures. The piece notes upcoming projects and the role of restaurants in shaping large-scale developments.
Published in Fine Dining Lovers
23 September 2025
Brad Kilgore unveils Ama in San Francisco with an 18-seat dining room and a separate social club designed for immersion. The menu blends Italian roots with Japanese precision, featuring handmade pastas, koji-aged wagyu, and playful desserts.
Published in stupidDOPE
19 September 2025
Ama opens in the Transamerica Pyramid Center delivering Italian and Japanese flavors in a glamorous social club setting. The space features a Copper Room, a Turrell-inspired oculus, and a dramatic retro-modern interior.
Published in Galerie Magazine
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