Art's Cafe

This clean breakfast spot is as cozy as a stack of pancakes. There is a narrow counter and some bar stools, but service is friendly, attentive, and speedy. There may not be a lot of creative dishes, but quite a few classic options. The poached eggs were perfect! They were like white clouds with a golden yolk nestled in the center, ready to burst like morning sunshine! The coffee that they served tasted burnt, but I guess coffee is a lot about individual taste preferences.

Super place for a quick, filling, and super yummy breakfast! I had the cheese hash brown sandwich (Hash brown melt) and 2 eggs overeasy with sourdough toast. It was all very delicious. This place is small! Only 11 customers at a time. All seating is barstool which is great because you get to watch the ✨✨ magic happen. Service is spectacular and those hash browns!! Soft on the outside and crispy on the outside. You should go!

It's a perfect diner. just a narrow slice with a counter and ten bar seats, the gracious team turns folks quickly but with no rush. The staples were simple and good, and the hash brown melt alone is worth a visit. I really enjoyed reading about its revival by the new ownership, and you can tell this place, its food, and its people are righteously beloved by the neighborhood. Cheers to 40 more years.

We ordered hash brown sandwiches with spicy pork bibimbap as lady recommended and it was tasty! Authentic spot with friendly service and bar seats only - that’s what you need for a good time! Hood is powerful and you cannot hear smell of food on yourself after sitting next to grill for 45min so it’s a huge plus!

One of the best breakfasts in San Francisco! The hash browns were literally perfectly cooked and seasoned. The sausage scramble has a simple texture and look, but a rich and savory flavor, helped by excellent ingredients. The toast was a perfect complement to help munch on the sausage scramble. Also, the entire meal was served within 10 minutes. You really can’t beat the best in the game, so I’ll be coming back as frequently as I can to try more!

Cute little hole in the wall spot. Love the mix of Korean and traditional American food. Bulgolgi, eggs, hashbrowns dish was delightful, the bulgolgi itself was really good. Sat at a table outside, the car and foot traffic weren't disruptive at all. Staff was very nice and attentive.

I just dig this place!! Super tiny, family owned and just minutes from UCSF. Delicious food. The owner has preparation down to a science, and the food was perfect. We opted for the Korean beef and eggs, and it did not disappoint. They were friendly and gracious and very proud of their food, which they should be.

Great LITTLE place! We went early on a Saturday morning, and I'm so glad we did. There are only about 8 bar stools inside and it was a bit chilly to sit outside in the parklet. American and Korean dishes on the menu. French toast and bibibop were good. Staff is super friendly and helpful. And prices are about average for the area. On our way out, there were a surprising amount of people waiting in line!?! We will go here again.

The best mom and pop breakfast spot in the entirety of the inner sunset. The hash brown sandwiches are stupidly delicious, and service is top notch. Very attentive with never a coffee mug close to empty. You can sit inside or outside, but to get the best experience you should try to sit at the bar. Love these guys and come every weekend. It's tough to be this consistent in quality and it really shows.

Me and three others came here on Halloween last year! This cafe is very cute and homey! The staff was very nice, one man (who I believe is the son of the owners) told me and my friend about how he and his friends watched The Babadook in high school. The food was amazing, not too greasy, but flavorful nonetheless. All of it is cooked right in front of you.

When it comes to high quality ingredients, S. F. and the sheer variety per capita of foods and restaurants within the City are tough to beat. Even when it comes to a humble bare-bones vintage quirky minuscule hole-in-the-wall diner. Which is the beloved Art's Cafe. It was around when I was growing up in the district. And to be honest I am surprised, pleasantly, that it's still going. Well, in fact Art's Cafe had seemed to shutter for good in 2021 -- yet another of the pandemic financial victims. But as fate and community support would have it, new owners took over within the year, opened the doors again and are keeping the menu, spirit and entirety of the place alive today. The wobbly uncomfortable stools are the way they are, probably from so many years of use but also, I suspect, to keep the turn-over rapid. There are only a dozen seats at the counter so they need people to eat and leave, efficiently. Couple of the brekkie items were interesting: the specialty Hash Brown Sandwich "sandwich" with Korean seasoned chicken strips called Dakgogi and the Samurai Omelette, which contains bulgogi (thin sliced marinated beef). Both orders came with choice of buttered toast and two eggs any style. I enjoyed the unique savory twist on breakfast recipes. Coffee which is on the mild side is served in attractive tall diner mugs. This teensy counter cafe serving breakfast and lunch is an inner Sunset institution and unique landmark. I wish Art's latest proprietor success at continuing a tradition of basic diner fare in a distinct old school atmosphere.

I had Art's Cafe for breakfast. The food was delicious, and the portions were big. The service and friendliness of the staff was terrific. They have outside sitting where you can enjoy the weather. This is a great place to have breakfast in the San Francisco area.

I decided to try Art's for the first time in September 2023 and have been going at least once a month since then. There is always a line to wait to be seated, as the inside is just narrow bar seating and most of the seating is outdoors. There is always one guy that I see is the main waiter (kicking myself because I keep forgetting his name) but he's a friendly Asian dude with black glasses and pierced ears. His presence is definitely a staple part of the early weekend brunch experience at Art's lol. The chefs are also very nice too! Reasonably priced food and they make their bulgogi in-house. They do an excellent job in having that class all-American diner vibe although the storefront looks very unassuming and half of the interior is the entire kitchen.

Eggs over easy and Bulgogi is my new favorite breakfast. The hashbrowns are perfect as it was everything else. Coffee was regular diner coffee just the way I like it. Service was quick and friendly and I was out the door for $25 with tax and a 20% tip. I love the old space with the stools at the counter top everything else off.

AMAZING cafe you have to check out. This small diner really has a following and the food/service is why! Inside Art's you can sit at the old school diner and watch the food being made. Seating is also available outside if that's your vibe. Family run business with amazing service. Traditional American breakfast menu with a Korean fusion! You really HAVE to try their bulgogi. This is a family recipe and beef is marinaded overnight. I'd recommend the Bulgogi Hash Brown Sandwich. The hash browns are perfectly crispy and provide the perfect vessel for this breakfast sandwich. The beef bulgogi comes with melted cheddar cheese on top. Two eggs of your choice and toast on the side. Will definitely be back!

It'd be easy to dock Art's a point for not having the city's best bibimbap (namely because they don't serve it in an iron pan so they can't get the ideal bottom layer rice crispiness), but to do so would be missing the point: the juxtaposition of a perfectly tasty version of the Korean dish with the greasy spoon energy is everything I could hope for in a dining institution. The myriad postcards under the plexiglass of the counter, the precariously narrow dining area, the open kitchen--it all contributes to a memorable and satisfying meal. Highly recommended.

Came here before going to the DeYoung Museum and waited about 20-30 min. Sat outside on a very cold and windy day. Waitress was very accommodating and offered to set up gas heaters for us, but with the wind, it was too scary. I was craving Korean food and ended up ordering the Chicken Bibimbap. It was surprisingly good. My friend got the vegetarian hash brown sandwich and it was a little underwhelming. It wasn't cohesive as a sandwich, and felt better to deconstruct and eat separately.

Small intimate diner with a real simple divey type vibe. Charming energy from the staff. Food was excellent. Korean American fusion super unique. High quality no frills. Excellent. Will be back

Small mom and pop shop serving classic American breakfast along with fun Korean American fusion dishes My girlfriend and I stopped by here for lunch today - the diner itself is fairly small with counter service and outdoor seating. We ended up sitting outside. For food, I got the Speciality Hashbrown sandwich with Bulgogi and my Girlfriend got a veggie burger. The Hashbrown sandwich was a very fun take on traditional breakfast. The potatoes were extra crispy and were an awesome vehicle to eat Bulgogi with. The Veggie burger was pretty classic - cooked up nicely on a griddle and topped up with all the fixings. Service here was exceptionally friendly - our waiters consistently checked in with us and made sure we were all good. They even helped us switch tables when a bigger one opened up. Both Joe and Giovanni were excellent hosts. I'd definitely recommend giving this place a go. With its excellent service and a good variety of classic and fun options you can't go wrong stopping by Art's cafe 5/5

One of my favorite places to have a traditional American breakfast with a side of Korean. As simple as 2 pancakes, 2 eggs and a choice of bacon or sausage may seem, sometimes that's all you need. I love the fact that rice is also an option since I'm not always crazy for potatoes or hash browns. I still have yet to try the bulgogi, but know I'll be going back for it soon! There usually is a wait on the weekends, but it's worth it especially since the service is amazing and super friendly. I love the old school diner vibe and how nice it is to people watch. There is both indoor and outdoor seating, but there are a limited number of diner stools indoors. If you're dressed for the weather, I would highly recommend also having outdoors as an option especially since you can also watch the cute neighborhood dogs stroll by.

Great food and great service. Got the pork belly sandwich and Omfg it was so good. I don't leave reviews at spots but this sandwich was too fire to not mention. The wife got some brekky, lil eggs and sausage and hashbrowns, but she kept asking for bites of my sandwich it was just that good. Boutta go to the beach, stay till sunset and god dayum, I'm gon be thinking about that sandwich all day. Screw golden hour, the golden tangy glaze on the pork belly in juxtaposition with the soft light bread made for a better sight than any view in the bay. That and a can of coke? F**k that's a meal right there if I ever seen one.

Thankful they have outdoor seatings as their inside is quite small but fun to be able to sit and watch the chefs do their magic. Love their hashbrown sandwiches, perfectly crispy! The bulgogi and chicken were both delicious. Coffee was good too. I saw someone with their dog when sitting outside and wished we brought ours. Next time.

Here we go. Wouldn't know if you didn't know. Almost walked past it. Nine stools in front of the counter. Don't quote me on the count. Difference of one either way. Space to walk behind you and a hooks to hang your stuff. Cozy (quite) and quaint. He's cooking away. What caught my eyes was the cooking details. Not rushing, in this case the one in few cooks who sauté the items that go in your omelette, i.e. veggies, hot links, with the cheese and the folded like a champ All I can say is GOOD. Plus he has the old school been cooking a minute grill. Means well seasoned. Breakfast is definitely worth the experience and drive. If you don't live in the area. Well Done

Me and my girlfriend decided to eat here after her eyebrow appointment. The place was pretty crowded already around 10:30am, so we decided to eat outside. Joe was amazing, very good customer service and very polite and would check up on me and my girlfriend if we needed anything. I ordered the bulgogi breakfast platter which came with French toast, hash browns and eggs. Will be back!

When I stumbled upon the reviews about Art's, I was really excited to check it out. Art's is a small space - the restaurant is only made up of a diner counter, with a few tables in an outdoor parklet. The menu is American diner staples and Korean inspired diner dishes. On my first visit, I ordered a sausage, egg and cheese sandwich for to go. Truly a family run business, the son of the family took my order and told me about the history of the restaurant, while his mom and dad worked the grill. This was probably my favorite breakfast sandwich in SF. I can't wait to go back to try the Korean food!

I love Korean food and I loved how this place had the perfect mix of American breakfast with Korean. The bulgogi was delicious and I had it with hash browns. I would say if you enjoy breakfast and also like Asian cuisine that you should give this place a try. It is a tiny place with only several a stools so you might have to wait to be seated.

I've been on the hunt for the perfect club sandwich in the city and Art's was not the answer. But that doesn't mean it wasn't solid and it scratched the club sandwich itch enough. Needs more mayo to really moisten it. My pro move is to get hash browns with my sandwich and those are pretty solid here as well. They've got a parklet so you can bring your pooch.

Food was decent, nice Korean twist dishes, service was very friendly and courteous (provided warm warm to warm hands while waiting outside in the rain). Only thing felt a bit rushed as small Place (10 or 12 counter seats only) with lots of people waiting (we were there durning sat brunch hours tho)

No frills "mom and pop" cafe in the Inner Sunset. I came here for breakfast with a friend and tried their grilled banana french toast ($12.75). Everything is made fresh to order in front of you (all diners are seated at the counter) and served hot. The french toast was solid - not amazing, but the portion was generous and it hit the spot, which is all I could really ask for considering it was "only" $12.75 (SF has ruined prices for me). Service is friendly and efficient. There tends to be relatively fast customer turnover and it's a small space, so at some points I started to feel (self) pressured to vacate my seat once I was done eating (my friend and I definitely took our time since we were catching up), but this was self-imposed and none of the staff pressured us in any way. Interested to try some of their other food items (eyeing the hashbrowns). Will be back someday!

The food here is amazing!!! Huge portions, great prices and taste is phenomenal! Has nice outside seating area with comfortable chairs for eating and people watching!

Come down for the food. Catch a show watching your meal being made in front of you! Best omelets lots of Choices!

Bomb Greasy Korean Bulgogi Breakfast!!! Best Bulgogi marinade made by mama, fried up and folded into hashbrown/ cheese sandwich with added onions and mushrooms, served with 2 eggs y The dad with your style and toast of your choice or English muffin, served up by daughter and son! Fabulous Family Business! Soooo bomb! Can't wait to come back for bulgogi or chicken version sando lunch!

I've been to Arts Cafe on multiple occasions and it always hits the spot. Crispy AF Hash Browns (my fave!) and a no frills breakfast. My only suggestion would be to toast the bread a bit more :)

I think Art's will always have a special place in my heart, since the days when it was run by the previous couple. From my highschool/uni days, most of my Saturday mornings were spent here as they had cheap yet amazing Korean brunch. They cook right in front of you since the booths are facing their "kitchen." It's not your typical high end bougie $30 eggs type of deal. They're known for their hash with meat of your choice, eggs cooked however you'd like them, and toast on the house. Last weekend we came and as always there was a wait out the door along the street. It's very diner-esque inside so they only have a singular row of booths which contributed to the long wait. However, most people are understanding and seemed like everyone knew how it worked; they all ate and left promptly so the line was always moving. I always like my hash with the bulgogi, which I then douse in ketchup. I would pair that with my toast dipped in my over easy eggs-mmm chef's kiss! Prices have gone up significantly since then which is understandable and we stay loyal so we do find ourselves back here pretty frequently! Always good food with all around great vibes.

Best home food cooking!!!! Got the meat lovers omelette and breakfast sandwich so good

Lovely mom and pop place we enjoy supporting in the neighborhood. Got to chat with the Momma a bit while husband and son worked. Today we tried something different. I had the chicken with rice. Not a innovative dish. Very homey that you can make at home. I wouldn't order again even though it came with a salad. Hubby's pork belly sandwich with some Kim chee in it was very good. It was moist and had that Korean bbq sauce flavor. The fries were crispy too. This dish I would order again. Next time I think I'll stick with the regular breakfast or sandwich/burger and skip the chicken with rice.

The look of this place is the definition of old school diner! From the sign to the bar seating, get ready to feel the nostalgia. With limited indoor seating you need to get here early or plan to eat outside. We opted for outside as it was a surprisingly beautiful morning in the city, and there were multiple tables open. Though the menu definitely has its diner classics, they also have some Korean specialties as well. We opted for the ultimate diner classics with the grilled banana french toast and the hashbrown sandwich, which was served up with toast and eggs....doesn't get much more classic than that! The french toast was super decadent, and really tasty! Loved that you could see the grill marks on the bananas. Definitely would've been to rich to eat this on its own, but two of us shared the meals so it was the perfect sweet addition to our savory hashbrown sandwich. Hashbrown sandwich was a little greasy from the cheese and sausage, but still delicious none the less. We also ordered a side of regular hashbrowns that were super crispy and not greasy at all.

I love Art's Cafe so much! They serve one my favorite breakfasts in San Francisco: The hashbrown sandwich. The hash brown sandwiches are delicious, filling and affordable! Love how crispy the hash browns are. The family who owns and runs the business is really kind and they clearly work very hard to keep this gem going. A must try!

Found this place with the great reviews they have. My experience was just ok though. I went here for a brunch on a Thursday morning. Parking can be tough as they have no private parking. I ordered New York steak with eggs and honestly the type of steak I got was really surprising to me! Super thin piece of steak ! It tasted ok! I liked the toppings on it, mushroom and onions, but the steak itself was just ok, nothing special! It came with hash brown and the hash brown was finely made. They have a little indoor dinning and a few seats for outdoor dinning as well.

Super quaint neighborhood. They work super hard!!! You line up just outside. It seems to have a very loyal following among its regular neighborhood customers. It's so small that you sit next to the cook! Service is a little. Slow since there's only one server. The pancakes are very good. The hashbrown sandwich with bacon, cheese, and onions seems deceptively simple but delicious. So much oil, though--which is probably why it's so tasty. We came in shortly after 11 and were done around noon. I was mostly waiting for our food. This is a small family-owned restaurant, and I hope they continue to do well.

Took my bf's parents here for lunch on a rainy day. We had a bit of a wait but it was worth it! We were able to sit at the counter and enjoy a delicious meal! I was tempted to order a bibimbap but I wanted something a little simpler. I had the Bulgogi brekkie plate with rice and the meat was tender and delicious! It's not necessarily a Bulgogi I'd find at a traditional Korean place but it was still delicious, especially when my easy over egg yolk mixed in and rice to transport it. The service was good like last time. Very nice folks who run the place and attentive when they can be. It's a busy place and not the easiest space to easily serve everyone so hats off to them all.

Craving a... Club sandwich Juicy hamburger Stack o' pancakes Fluffy French toast Bibimbap (tofu, beef, spicy pork or chicken) Pork belly sandwich Omelette with hash browns Veggie burger Breakfast sandwich Calling all carnivores - and veggie friends- Art's Cafe has an extensive menu with a Korean twist that's veto proof: Everyone will find something on the menu to satisfy cravings and leave with both belly and wallet full. It's still an economical choice for "breakfast all day" food and more. This beloved legacy business is now under the expert ownership of longtime restaurant owners (SoMa & Oakland) who bought Art's about 18 months ago. As good or better than it ever was, food is served up hot, fast and perfectly cooked to order. Part cook/part maestro, I loved watching the dad work to fill orders and get ahead of the next wave of customers by laying down a row of thick-cut bacon. My 14 year-old son first had (brace yourself) cinnamon French toast with bananas, walnuts and whipped cream (add side of sausage) and then still hungry, a piping hot bowl of beef bibimbap with an extra sunny egg. Don't you all wish you could eat like that? I had the Samurai omelette, beef teriyaki with cheese and sweet onion, side hash browns and an order of bacon generously sized. Prices are budget friendly and now Art's Cafe takes Apple Pay, debit and cash. Service is so warm and friendly, a family affair with the kids and mom and dad working harmoniously behind the counter of this sturdy old railroad building. Steady takeout business of regulars, new customers referred by friends or word-of-mouth and folks like us who shuffled in excitedly, glad to return. A rare, near-perfect restaurant score: Service: 5.0 Food: 4.97 (omelette a touch dry, I quibble) Value: 5.0 Open 7:30-3:00 Tuesday through Sunday, just go!

Such a fun experience eating here! There was a bit of a wait on Saturday afternoon but I expected this to be the case. We sat at the counter right behind the stove, which was so fun! Basically just watched delicious food being made the whole time. Our food was a little slow (but I expected this given that it's basically just one guy making everything) but ended up being really great. Highly recommend the veggie breakfast sandwich and pancakes!

Loving the vibe here! A very narrow old school diner with one counter spanning the length of the restaurant. Though there are a few metal tables outside in front. Get to see your food cooked to order. Breakfast all day and some lunch options. Feels very old school, though the current ownership has only been here a year or two. But apparently the space is like 30 years old. Hashbrown Sandwich w/ Teriyaki Beef: Had to get this because it seemed so unique. Absolutely loved the thin and crispy hashbrowns, maybe some of the best I've ever had. Then the lightly marinated beef and onions folded inside were delicious. I don't know why this hasn't exist elsewhere since the combination of meat and potatoes is always a hit. Also, you can get 2 eggs any way you want plus choice of toast. Felt traditional diner style, but with their own unique touch.

Old school but also innovative It's basically a traditional old fashioned lunch counter / diner but it also has Korean comfort food. Outdoor seating in a parklet as well!

One of the most unique SF breakfasts you can get. The bulgogi omelette if truly something special. With an old school diner feel and friendly staff this SF staple is one of the many wonders in the area

Delicious food! Great service, got the bulgogi breakfast specialties (hash brown sandwich with bulgolgi, cheese, and grilled onions) it was delicious. My wife got the the sourdough side and it was soft, but crunchy. Good toast toasted to perfection! Definitely a hidden gem. And if you're familiar with country touch in Torrance, this place will add on some nostalgia as well!

Small cafe in Inner Sunset very close the the SF Botanical Garden, which was our next stop after lunch. Came here at 1pm on a Sunday and there were a lot of people ahead of us, so it ended up taking about 40 min for the food to be made, which was a bit long. Seems a like a family-run place, with the son as the host and mother and father cooking and prepping food, and they were definitely working hard the whole time, I think we just came at a busy time. The hash browns were definitely worth the wait! Super crispy and delicious. We also had the tofu bibimbap which was very flavorful, and the vegetarian omelette which was quite tasty and came with a surprisingly large amount of avocado which was a nice surprise. Probably would come back if I were in the area looking for a good breakfast spot near Golden Gate Park, but might go somewhere else if I were on more of a time crunch.

Walked past Art's while wandering around in search of some lunch this past Saturday. An incredible smell came from this place's entryway, attracting a decent-sized line. Found ourselves waiting about 20 minutes for a table - well worth it. Limited indoor seating with some outdoor street seating. We took the first available and sat outside. Learned the place is an authentic family operation. Service was exceptional, and the staff was very friendly. Discovered the Art's Cafe Pork Belly Sandwich was a creation by one of the cafe's owners, and her son instantly knew I had to try it out. I went with the spicy option and had been craving kimchi recently, so I was excited to try out the sandwich. The pork belly was thick and well seasoned, the homemade sauce was delicious, bread was a nice neutral flavor that added a little texture. Kimchi on the sandwich was a pleasant surprise, giving it a nice pop of flavor. Sandwich felt adventurous and like a classic at the same time. Would 100% order again. Can't forget the fries either - real solid - my girlfriend couldn't resist slipping a few when I wasn't looking. This was one of the better local spots I've visited since moving to San Francisco. Many classic menu items with a few adventurous twists thrown in. Kind and helpful service and reasonable prices. Expect a bit of a wait but know that it's worth it!

Awesome cafe. Hashbrown sandwich was great. A little bit too much oil cooking the hashbrowns but they were crispy and fresh. New favorite for us.

Visited friends in SF and one of them swears by this place- very much considered a regular at Art's Cafe. If you're in a group larger than 3 i'd recommend choosing the outside seating, so go on a sunny day! Larger groups are a bit more difficult to sit inside. This place is a fusion of classic american breakfast and korean cuisine (their hashbrown sandwiches are very popular). It's difficult for me to go to brunch places because so many have egg as their star on the menu, and i don't eat eggs :) but I ordered the bibimbap (sans egg) and it was pretty good. I think I didn't enjoy it as much as I should've because I wasn't super hungry, so I got full pretty quickly. I blame my inability to have a non-chaotic eating schedule when traveling. It was delicious tho! Always make sure to add plenty of gochujang to your bowl :)

The portions were healthy and flavorful. The staff was really welcoming and hospitable, and took care of me very well. It looks like your standard diner, just more cramped! All in all, I really enjoyed being there.

The family that owns this cafe is super kind, accommodating, and generally friendly. When we arrived at the cafe, there was a little bit of a wait (but we didn't mind since a member of our party was running late anyway). When we were seated, we were assisted right away. We sat at the bar and watched as the chef cooked our food. I had the spicy pork bibimbap. It was quite tasty, but I was expecting a bigger portion of meat. Nonetheless, the size of the meal was quite filling, and the vegetables were super tasty!

Amazing food and service! So glad I stumbled upon this spot! The inside of the restaurant is definitely compact, but honestly apart of such a homey experience! EVERY single worker there took the time to speak to us and check in. I've never experienced that and it was just so inviting! Will definitely be coming back(-:

Stopped by here for a quick bite and it was so good. I got the spicy pork bim bop. A lot of gluten free options between the Korean items and the hash brown sandwiches. Service was a bit slow but it was also a busy period of the day. Would definitely come back again!

I had a major craving for some hashbrowns. I ordered the Bulgogi hash brown sandwich with two over medium eggs and it totally hit the spot. The hashbrowns and eggs were perfectly cooked and the Bulgogi had great flavors. Everyone behind the counter was extremely friendly. I'll be back when the next craving strikes again.

Food is great, me and my boyfriend always get the 2 eggs breakfast, with the hash browns sandwich. Food comes out as an F1 fast car. We always enjoy our morning here, when we get the chance and they never disappoint, great service.

Wow if you want reasonably priced brunch that is delicious come check this place out!! It's family owned and operated and you can definitely tell! The staff was friendly and the food was delicious!! I got the beef teriyaki hash brown sandwich topped with avocado and it was terrific. If you're looking for something healthy this place is not it, but if you're trying to indulge a little bit and enjoy good food come check this place out and support a local Buisness!! Overall: 4.7 Stars