Their breakfast pizza is amazing: a mozzarella and provolone pie with Sweet Mariquita tomatoes, sliced red onion, hot chili flakes, 5 crinkled strips of Neuske bacon, and two golden fried eggs. Read more.
The eggs benedict here is sweet and earthy, with wild mushrooms, caramelized onions and spinach. We recommend adding the truffle Mornay sauce for those looking for a different and delicious twist. Read more.
The lemony Hollandaise goes perfect with the dungeness crab benedict. Simple and delicious. Read more.
Tasso Cajun ham. Buttermilk chive biscuit. Tabasco Hollandaise. Need we say more? This eggs benedict has a delicious Southern twist and we can't get enough! Read more.
Go on a sunny day and enjoy your chicharrones with a side of sunburn. Yes, the chicharrones is well worth it!
Tucked away on a hidden little back alley, this authentic cafe serves authentic Parisian cuisine. Don't miss the Escargot En Croute or Steak Tartare & read all about my visit on WinstonWanders below!! Read more.
Go big for brunch and order the schnitzel (as big as your head) and a boot of beer. Read more.
This spot near Union Square is the brainchild of three gents from a small town in Florida who wanted to bring sophisticated Southeastern cuisine to Fog City. Read more.
This is the most authentic New Mexican restaurant we have found in San Francisco - and we should know! Half our employees are from New Mexico! #winning
This joint's all about whiskey, wine, and sliders, featuring a communal table, counters, and back bar all lined with wooden stools and lorded over by a sweet retractable roof. Read more.
Stop by for the all-you-can-eat brunch for only $20 and be sure to grab the hot and cheesy grits that are stand out at Farmer Brown's. Read more.
Though most come for the incredible coffee, don't forget about their delicious bunch options like Poached Eggs with Prather Ranch Hot Italian Sausage. Read all about my visit on WinstonWanders below!! Read more.
Perfect meal for 2: Samusa soup, tea leaf or rainbow salad, and vegetarian noodles. Bonus points for a pitcher of Burma Cooler and/or sitting on the back patio.
Get in line early: Baker Chad Robertson (and co-owner Elisabeth Prueitt) take the bread out of the oven around 5:00PM, Wed-Sun. Can't get to the bakery? Pick up their amazing new book, Tartine Bread. Read more.
Make the trip out here. Then put your name down and grab coffee at Trouble two doors down. Now try the bread baked fresh on site and order literally anything because its all so good. You just won SF.
The main highlight of this eggs benedict dish? The lobster (from Maine) is poached in clarified butter. Delicious and bursting with flavor this variation leaves you wanting more. Read more.
Our favorite brunch dish is "The Prospector". House-made bacon, duck breakfast sausage, corn skillet cakes, eggs over easy and home fries. Read more.
Can't get enough of the fried eggs with pork belly - greens and tender beans lighten up a plate of fried eggs with big chunks of seared pork belly. Read more.
Try the buttery, flaky scones and mince pies, both perfectly pair with a nice cup a' tea. Read more.
Sunday brunch is excellent, but early evenings are best for watching the sun set behind the Golden Gate Bridge from the floor-to-ceiling windows. Read more.
Brunch served Saturday and Sunday 10am–3pm. Outdoor patio available. (via 7x7)
This festive 30-seat interior w/ a booth built from an actual Tilt-a-Whirl is bringing you a "half-carny" experience with The Ring Master: ground chuck burger on a Krispy Kreme donut filled experience Read more.
Go ahead and order the country fried steak and eggs, red flannel hash, crab Benedict, or fried egg sandwich. All awesome.
Beautiful afternoon views, great happy hour specials —$0.99 oyster of the day, $4 craft draft beers
This spot boasts one of the most original food & drink lineups we’ve seen in a long time. The food options include goodies like bourbon ice cream, a pork belly grilled cheese & wagyu sliders on buns. Read more.
If you leave without eating the challah custard toast, your life takes an irrevocable turn for the worse.
They're pretty much customize anything on the menu to get you what you want. The wait is super quick and they have cute streetside seating now. So nice when the weathers good. Plus it's right at the t Read more.
For brunch, brave the long line at Brenda's for the traditional sautéed shrimp with cheddar grits doused with spicy tomato-bacon gravy. It's definitely worth the wait. Read more.
Great brunch spot, excellent drinks, nice outdoor patio in the back which is pet friendly. Definitely recommend.
Superfood smoothie is the best, tons of acai, goji, cacao with a kicker of cayenne, ginger, etc. Raw food doesn't come fast, expect 10-15mins per order
basic eggs breakfast, wheat toast and fruit instead of potatoes - best walking distance breakfast in 8 square blocks (cheaper than Rex too)
Food is amazing. Personally I say ditch the line at Brenda's and come here for Brunch. Try the cauliflower omelet and the bacon.
I can't go more than a fortnight without the Meatballs. Also, if you haven't added the Friday night Pop-up dinners to your bucket list, well then you know what has to be done.
Order the New Orleans-Style BBQ Shrimp and Cheese grits. Both creamy and cheesy, these grits will leave you satisfied all day! Read more.
Can't go wrong with anything at this incredible restaurant. Don't miss the Lamb Scrumpets, Tartares, Cocktails, Duck Duck Scotch Egg, and Welsh Rarebit Soufflé. Read about it on WinstonWanders below!! Read more.
The Huevos Rancheros were an awesome combo of spicy, crunchy and warm - great way to warm up during foggy SF mornings. Pair it with a glass of sangria for your own little private morning fiesta! Read more.
With a menu as big as a small phonebook, weekend-only crab cakes Benedict and a full bar that makes one of the best Bloody Mary’s around, it’s the perfect end to a wild weekend. Read more.
The smoked salmon on the eggs benedict sits on salty olive bread which absorbs the delicious hollandaise sauce. The cafe has a delightful atmosphere making it a perfect place to start your morning. Read more.
Get your butt over here for avocado toast (seeded whole wheat, chile, lemon, sea salt), and the fried duck egg sandwich with Nueske’s bacon, avocado, frisée, and green garlic pesto). Read more.
Best Dishes Under $10: Monte Cristo. Roasted turkey breast, honey baked ham, and two types of cheeses battered in egg, grilled, and served with homemade jam. More: http://bit.ly/TbwLaH
While it may not be gourmet by any means, Cafe Mé certainly gets the job done, and well. Read more.
Guy thought that the cornbread and jalapeno jelly made a perfect combo and he appreciated the flavorful buttermilk dill bread. The veggie chili was appreciated for its complex flavors. Read more.
This sweet potato bread pudding has a delicious Southern twist. The fresh ingredients -Stauss cream and fresh farm eggs- make it rich, and the bourbon caramel sauce is to die for. Read more.
Closest you'll get to NYC-quality Bagels (that I know of) in San Francisco.
All of the food was tasty and competently made, just a bit simple for me. If that's what you like get the chorizo & egg pizza or green pea fritters and read all about my visit on WinstonWanders below! Read more.
HSC is the best kept secret on the SF food scene. The brunch rivals any of the top spots in SF especially the house made Brioche French Toast. Great food w/o a wait.
Arrive before 9 A.M. on weekends and chuckle as the waiting brunch crowd stares enviously at your sake bloody mary, soft-scrambled eggs, and toasted banana bread. Read more.
This adorable little Nob Hill brunch hot spot draws big crowds for a good reason. Don't miss the beautiful & delicious Lemon Crab Shrimp Cake Benediction and read all about it on WinstonWanders below! Read more.
This Russian honey cake is now my favorite cake in all of the land. Also order the bagel w/smoked salmon.
Brunch is so good. A great new addition to the Upper Haight! Get the buttered oyster mushrooms, they're really tasty. Also try the quinoa polenta (cause I like the onions inside). Staff is friendly ;)
I'm not a big salad guy, but that brunch Smoked Trout Salad was insanely good, especially with The Maven Bloody Mary and luxurious Billionaire's Bacon. Read all about my visit on WinstonWanders below! Read more.
Their breakfast pizza is a classic - two fried Judy's organic eggs, smoked Caggiano Ham and nutty fontina cheese. Read more.
The only acceptable greasy hangover food spot in the hood. Hold out as long as you can to avoid all the hipsters. Everything's good!
The breakfast biscuit is great! Get it with a freshly poured cup of coffee :)
Brunch offering includes an array of seasonally-inspired dishes like kale & chard frittata panino with ricotta salata, & soft scrambled eggs with snap peas, mushrooms and meyer lemon ricotta. Read more.
The bacon jam-topped burger is as amazing as it sounds, as is the brunch (try the duck hash) and the boozy milkshakes and sodas – try a Manhattan. For more, follow us on 4sq or at www.renhotels.com.
One of the better places to get a bagel in SF. The bagel and lox called The New Yorker was tasty and scratched that itch, though the cream cheese was pretty runny. Read more on WinstonWanders below! Read more.
If you play along with Ahmed, you'll have an amazing time and equally amazing food. If you're uptight or easily offended, stay away or Ahmed will just ask you to leave anyway.
Loved the fresh lox - smoked salmon, cream cheese and capers on wheat bagel.
Check out Little Skillet as it was featured on Man Finds Food for Chicken and Waffles and a secret item called the Eggs McMahohn. Read more.
This unusual mashup selling pastries, coffee, art, & jewelry also serves up outstanding brunch with no lines! Get a smoothie, acai bowl, or the baked eggs benedict & read more on WinstonWanders below. Read more.
Perfectly cooked diner breakfast every time. Get the corned beef hash with eggs over easy and a side of pancakes. Sit at the counter. Done and done.
Three pieces of fat, juicy chicken ($12) - generously coated in flour and garlic salt with an undercurrent of what tastes like cayenne - come with two sides, plus excellent corn muffins. Read more.
This is the best place in the city for breakfast. Tiny and awesome. Forget going to some corpo restaurant. This is authentic and fresh. I tell everyone to come here.
Pork is verboten at Wise Sons, making the shop's breakfast meat offerings a tad more inventive. One such option is the pastrami breakfast sausage. Read more.
Tried brunch chilaquiles and heuvos rancheros. Delicious with the chicken tinga added.
Nostalgic breakfast to the max. All the classics executed excellently. Fluffy pancakes, salty crispy bacon, big omelettes, packets of jam, dinner coffee, & Aunt Jemima syrup. Simple and awesome food.
This popular spot serves hardcore Southern faves like biscuits and gravy, ham and eggs, and sweet potato pancakes that acolytes see in their dreams. Get there early! Read more.
Lushes need look no further than the Mission’s new bottomless mimosa addition at Brasserie Saint James, which goes down starting at 11 a.m. seven days a week. Read more.
Paying $4 - $7 for toast may seem absurd, but there's no denying that these fancy toasts are ridiculously delicious. If their serving everything bread with pesto, don't miss it! WinstonWanders.com
On Sunday nights, there's a Japanese pop-up. The Curry Ramen is delicious with chewy, al dente noodles, two big pieces of crispy fried chicken, and a thick, rich, brown curry broth. WinstonWanders.com
The hash brown sandwich is Art's signature invention and it's absolutely delicious, especially when loaded with slightly sweet, shredded bulgogi beef and topped with runny eggs. WinstonWanders.com
Longanisa Hash is more of a nod to Filipino cuisine than something completely authentic, but the dish was still absolutely delicious. The sausage makes it such a killer brunch dish. WinstonWanders.com
One of the better bagel with lox sandwiches I've found in SF. Nothing unexpected, but simply done well and satisfyingly. WinstonWanders.com
Between the extremely high-quality coffee-based beverages & baked goods from Manresa Bread, this cafe is an outstanding addition to the neighborhood. Beautifully designed space too. WinstonWanders.com
Finger-licking, lip-smacking, crispy and succulent—choose your own adjective. Then let the chicken do the talking. Read more.
This is a killer brunch spot. You must order the spicy Indian-inflected Madras Bloody Mary along with the now-famed Pop Tarts, Caramel Pecan Sticky Bun, & decadent Croque Madame. WinstonWanders.com
What a great new place. If you're looking for an authentic, healthy, modern, good tasting Scandinavian brunch or lunch, or a good cup of coffee with Danish Pastries, then this is the place.
Just went for their pop up Benedict brunch and it was delicious! Highly recommend going while you can. And they have bottomless bloodies or mimosas.
