The door is open.

San Francisco, since 1897

If these walls could talk.

Built in 1897, the house has outlasted the great earthquake, more than a century of San Francisco, and more dinner parties than anyone could count.

A diplomat once lived here. So did a firefighter’s mother, and an architect who worked downtown.

Then it became a family home, where nobody watched the clock, the music was just right, and there was always room for one more at the table.

Now the Rallo family is opening the door.

A carved mantel lined with wine bottles and flowers
Tapered candles and wildflowers on a set table
Guests raising glasses by candlelight
A single stem in a wine bottle on a wooden floor

We’d rather not show you everything yet.

The First Chapters

Before Casa Rallo opens for private events, the house will host a short series of ticketed evenings. One long table, a menu served once, and a guest list kept small.

Invitations go to the list first. Some evenings may never be announced publicly.

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