12 San Francisco Diners That Stand the Test of Time
"If you like your eggs with a little bit of kitsch on the side, don’t skip this Union Square neighborhood diner, which reopened in spring 2023 after closing during the onset of the pandemic. There’s no shortage of memorabilia crammed into the space including a full-size 1959 Ford Edsel, vintage gasoline pumps, and shelves of retro radios and jukeboxes. Come through for pancakes, waffles, and three-egg omelets by day or an open-faced meatloaf sandwich and a bowl of chili by night." - Lauren Saria
Lori’s Diner
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