Former Michelin-Starred 'One Market Restaurant' Is Closing
One Market Restaurant, which used to have a famed Michelin star, is shutting its doors after three decades.
According to The San Francisco Chronicle, the 'acclaimed' restaurant is closing on June 11, 2025.
It was open for 32 years, The Chronicle reported, and announced its closure on May 16, 2025.
The owners were hoping to sell the business, but The Chronicle was 'unable to find that deal."
The owners said the closure decision was 'inevitable and bittersweet,' the newspaper reported, adding that the restaurant struggled 'to recover from the pandemic.'
"Created by Chef Bradley Ogden and restaurateur, and still Managing Partner, Michael Dellar in 1993, One Market Restaurant has become a standard for sophisticated dining in San Francisco," a timeline on the restaurant's website says.
"For the past 20 years, One Market has offered the award-winning farm-to-table cuisine of Chef/Partner Mark Dommen. The restaurant sports views of the Ferry Building, F-Line Trolley and Bay Bridge. Featured are an open exhibition kitchen with a special 'Chef's Table,' a wood-fired grill and rotisserie, several private dining rooms, a vibrant bar with a stellar cocktail program, and caring professional service directed by Front of House-Bar Manager Oscar Davila," the website continues.
"One Market also boasts one of the city's most impressive wine lists curated by Sommelier and Wine Director Tonya Pitts, named the 2023 Sommelier of the Year by Wine Enthusiast," it says.
The restaurant shares photos of some of its dishes on its Instagram page.
According to a statement on Elite Traveler, "The appointment of head chef Mark Dommen has led to the restaurant receiving a Michelin star for the fourth consecutive year. Dommen has created a menu that takes contemporary American fare and gives it a modern twist."
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