How to Get a Reservation at Quince in San Francisco
Quince books on Tock and often holds the reservation with a card or deposit. The Jackson Square dining room fills weeks out, so cancellations in the final days are the realistic way to land a table.
The short answer
Quince, the three-Michelin-star Italian-Californian flagship in Jackson Square, takes reservations on Tock. It commonly holds the booking with a card or a deposit and applies a cancellation policy, so have payment details ready and read the current terms on the live listing before you confirm.
The dining room books out weeks ahead, so the seats most people actually get come from cancellations in the final days before service. Rose watches Quince on Tock continuously and books the instant one opens, under your name.
When Quince releases tables
Quince opens its booking window on a rolling schedule a fixed number of weeks in advance, and the prime weekend seatings clear quickly. Real availability after that comes from the cancellation wave as the date approaches.
- The initial window, when reservations roll forward at the set release time.
- Cancellations 24 to 72 hours out, when plans firm up and seats are released.
- Early and late seatings, which open more readily than the 7 to 8pm peak.
Want Quince on the night you want? Text Rose and we will watch Tock and grab the next cancellation.
Frequently asked
What platform does Quince use for reservations?
Quince books on Tock and typically holds the table with a card or deposit under a cancellation policy. Confirm the current terms on the live Tock listing before reserving.
How far ahead should I book Quince?
Quince opens its window a set number of weeks in advance and fills quickly for weekends. If the date you want is gone, same-week cancellations are the realistic path, which is what Rose monitors.
Can Rose book Quince for me?
Yes. Text Rose the date and party size. We watch Quince on Tock continuously and book the moment a table opens, under your own name.