Can you guess which six nostalgic San Francisco restaurants were the favorites among our readers?

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Do Chronicle readers like Tadich Grill more than our restaurant critic did?

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We asked which restaurants you'll never stop visiting. Here's what you said.

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These are Chronicle readers' 6 favorite restaurants that they keep returning to over and over again.

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It became one of the nation’s most celebrated restaurants. A former worker says he's owed more than $200,000 trib.al/V86udS0

This simple technique makes tamales even better. trib.al/HoxOnNw

This restaurant captured the nation's attention. A former worker claims it owes him more than $200,000. trib.al/CTrHqr5

Love dorado-style burritos? Try crisping up tamales trib.al/TKLjdl8

He worked behind the scenes at this celebrated California restaurant. Then his dreams went up in smoke trib.al/JUmrqZQ

There will be Roman-style pizza by the slice, roasted meats and more trib.al/ii4O7xT

Fresh fish. Cold martinis. Waterfront views. This 60-year-old S.F. seafood spot is as delightful as ever trib.al/jYmoMHy

Yesterday, critic MacKenzie Chung Fegan wrote about Tadich Grill, and why she can't recommend it. But there's another classic S.F. seafood restaurant she heartily endorses. trib.al/erKKcjU

The owner of the Bay Area's popular Montescaro Pinseria is opening a new restaurant. trib.al/Nqd57hx

There's still at least one classic S.F. seafood classic going strong, writes critic MacKenzie Chung Fegan trib.al/RrjadkO

This new San Francisco restaurant channels an affordable Italian tradition trib.al/ZZRY2ur

It may not be S.F.’s oldest restaurant, but this 60-year-old institution is still a classic trib.al/TK8mUtf

It became an unusual and powerful voice for restaurant workers

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San Francisco's oldest restaurant is a legend. But it's got a serious problem. trib.al/7ajjDF7

Tadich Grill is woven into the fabric of San Francisco. But is it really worth loving? trib.al/5ZzjSQX

In the past, the high cost of participating in BottleRock has made it nearly impossible for smaller wineries to join in. trib.al/ql9Dj3Q