What is Zuni Café?
Zuni Café opened in San Francisco, California on February 15, 1979. Zuni Café won the James Beard Foundation Award for ‘Outstanding Restaurant’ in 2003 and ‘Outstanding Service’ in 2018.
Where can I get transportation to the Zuni Pueblo?
A:shiwi Transit – FREE local transportation service to various locations within Zuni Pueblo, and paid transportation service to Gallup. All Tribes Indian Market (1222 Hwy. 53) – offering a wide selection of Native jewelry, arts and crafts Pueblo Traders – offering a wide variety of Native jewelry, arts and crafts
What is there to do in Zuni?
As a multi-faceted community, there are many things that visitors to Zuni can partake in at various times of the year. The first recommended stop is the Zuni Visitor Center, where you can obtain general information about our unique community and learn proper visitor etiquette, purchase photo/video permits, and inquire about the Zuni Pueblo ArtWalk.
Where can I visit the Zuni tribe in Colorado?
Zuni Veterans Park – east Zuni, at the intersection of Highway 53 and Route 301 South Zuni Community Trails – walking/running trails. Map available; all trails located within 5 miles of Zuni Pueblo Nutria and Ojo Caliente Lakes – camping/picnic area/fishing; both located about 15-20 miles outside of the immediate Zuni Pueblo.
About
Zuni Café opened in San Francisco, California on February 15, 1979. Zuni Café won the James Beard Foundation Award for ‘Outstanding Restaurant’ in 2003 and ‘Outstanding Service’ in 2018.
Reservations
In an effort to keep our guests and staff safe, we require all indoor dining guests to show proof of being “up to date” on their COVID vaccination.
Hours & Location
We are located at 1658 Market Street, on the north side, between Franklin and Gough Streets. We are within walking distance of the San Francisco Jazz Center, Opera House, Davies Symphony Hall, The Orpheum Theater, and San Francisco City Hall. The closest BART station is Civic Center and the closest underground MUNI station is Van Ness.
