A 45-page list: 32 by the stem, DRC, and eight pages of California Cab
Van Ness / Polk · San Francisco · American, Steakhouse · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Harris' wine list is a 45-page PDF linked as Wine List 7.24.26, and it behaves like a steakhouse list should: Cabernet gets pages 36 to 43 for California plus two more reserve pages, and Bordeaux has separate left-bank and right-bank sections. It also has a page for Domaine de la Romanee-Conti. Start on page 3, where the list calls its glass pours Wines By The Stem.
The contents run from sparkling and Champagne through Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Gamay, Nebbiolo, Sangiovese, Zinfandel, Rhone varieties, Merlot and Bordeaux, before reaching Cabernet Sauvignon and a California Reserve Cabernet section on pages 44 and 45. Pinot Noir and Gamay take pages 14 to 19, ending in Burgundy Premier Cru, Grand Cru and a DRC page. Half bottles run from Laurent-Perrier La Cuvee in a 187 ml size at 40 to a 2022 Harlan Estate Cabernet at 1600, and the list has a Large Format page. The list says its wines are "cellared at the ideal temperature" and asks guests not to bring outside bottles that appear on the current list. It is subject to availability and vintage change.
Page 3 lists 32 pours under Wines By The Stem, plus a 100 Penfolds seasonal flight of three 2 oz pours (Bin 28, Bin 389 and Grange). Sparkling runs from BiancaVigna Brut at 15 to a 2015 Dom Perignon at 99. Whites include Terlan Pinot Grigio 2024 at 16, Hourglass Sauvignon Blanc 2024 at 17, DuMOL Wester Reach Chardonnay 2022 at 23 and Wayfarer WF2 Chardonnay at 25. The one rose, Le Carenage 2023, is 14. Reds include Faiveley Bourgogne 2022 at 23, Peay Estate Syrah 2022 at 18, Keenan Napa Cabernet 2021 at 22, Ink Grade Napa Cabernet 2019 at 24, Beaulieu Georges de Latour Private Reserve 2022 at 69 and Opus One Overture at 75. Sake Ono Junmai Daiginjo is on the stem list at 18.
The Bottom Line
A serious steakhouse list with a glass program you can actually use: 32 pours by the stem from 14 to 99 and California Cabernet across eight pages. Start with the Keenan Cabernet at 22 by the stem, or step up to the Jordan Alexander Valley at 129 with the Porterhouse, and ask which vintages are current since the list is subject to vintage change. This unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.
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