"A canopy of Tiffany-style chandeliers lends an air of Victorian charm to this Castro neighborhood diner, perched near the chaotic intersection of Market, Castro, and 17th streets. Once upon a time, this was a 24-hour spot, though these days the griddle goes cold at 9:45 p.m. except on Friday and Saturday nights when the round-the-clock schedule continues to thrive. There’s an expansive menu of breakfast staples, sandwiches of all sorts, and heartier entrees. No matter what you order, expect warm service and a motley cast of diners including plenty of regulars." - Lauren Saria
Lauren Saria