Hi-Way Burger & Fry is a family-friendly Noe Valley burger counter, highly rated locally for its grass-fed smashburgers.
A straightforward neighborhood burger stand with shakes, fries, and a Beyond Burger option alongside the beef.
Double Cheeseburger (100% grass-fed)
100% grass-fed beef, confirmed via the restaurant's own ordering-platform menu copy
Hi-Way Burger & Fry has no website of its own (the domain is parked/for sale); its own menu copy, hosted on Toast's ordering platform, describes both the Hamburger and Double Cheeseburger as "100% grass-fed beef." That's restaurant-written menu copy, just hosted on a platform instead of an owned domain, and the exact restaurant-specific ordering link wasn't reachable during verification, so this stays at a lower confidence tier than the other certified/verified entries. · confirmed via Toast: San Francisco best burgers (Hi-Way Burger & Fry menu listing)
Roam Artisan Burgers is a Bay Area burger chain built around 100% grass-fed beef, with two surviving San Francisco locations.
A build-your-own burger menu spanning beef, bison, turkey, elk, and lamb patties.
Classic Grass-Fed Burger
100% grass-fed beef, whole menu, from named ranch partners
Press coverage (QSR Magazine) describes Roam's patties as "100-percent grass-fed beef" from Pacific Pastures and, more recently, 4K Ranch in Montana. Roam's own site did not load during verification (connection refused), so this rests on press corroboration rather than a literal on-page quote. This Fillmore Street location is confirmed currently open via its own Yelp listing (no closure tag), unlike the chain's since-closed San Mateo and Oakland locations. · confirmed via QSR Magazine: Roam Artisan Burgers
True Food Kitchen is a seasonal, wellness-focused chain with a Bay Area location at Stanford Shopping Center.
The grass-fed burger is a reliable pick on a menu built around seasonal, anti-inflammatory ingredients.
Grass-Fed Burger
100% grass-fed beef across all locations
FSR Magazine (Aug. 29, 2023) quoted Verde Farms' SVP on True Food Kitchen's chain-wide beef program: "100 percent grass-fed on pastures where cattle roam free 100 percent of the time, no feedlots, ever." This Stanford Shopping Center location in Palo Alto runs the same program; only beef is covered by the claim. · confirmed via FSR Magazine: True Food Kitchen's grass-fed beef partnership
Frequently asked questions
Are there grass-fed beef restaurants in San Francisco?
Yes. True Food Kitchen (Stanford Shopping Center, Palo Alto) carries the same chain-wide grass-fed sourcing policy confirmed elsewhere on this site. Hi-Way Burger & Fry (Noe Valley) has no website of its own, but its own menu copy, hosted on its ordering platform, describes its burgers as 100% grass-fed beef. Roam Artisan Burgers' surviving Fillmore Street location (the chain's San Mateo and Oakland locations have closed) is described in press coverage as running on 100% grass-fed beef from named ranch partners, though its own site didn't load during verification. See each listing for exactly what's confirmed and by whom.
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