Home Plate

The atmosphere is lovely, the wait staff is friendly, and the food's pretty good. Pancakes are a decent size with some real fluff to them, so it's an attractive plate. Indeed, the diner look and feel is all there. But California prices drag the experience down, because after tax and tip it's almost twenty bucks for two, count 'em TWO pancakes, and nothing else. Then I'm gonna nitpick to the moon. Not enough banana in the banana walnut. Candied walnuts a nice touch but a textural annoyance. Water on the table desperately needs ice.

Sunday Brunch was fantastic!!! We had the best meal, French Toast Monte Cristo, Crispy French Toast, Waffles and amazing Sourdough Bread. Very attentive and quick service, everyone from the bussers to the hostess ensured we had everything we needed.

Perfect service, food was absolutely delicious and the vibe was great! The hollandaise sauce could have been a bit more flavorful though maybe with a bit more lemon.

We were the first ones to arrive at the restaurant, as they had just opened, and it was shockingly a quite pleasant and quaint place to dine in. The staff was friendly and welcoming, as well as attentive to our needs throughout our breakfast. To be frank, the food was not great, nor was it bad, it was simply "okay" considering how pricey almost every dish was. The croffle caught our attention, which I believe is just a croissant pressed down with a waffle iron, and served with toppings you typically see in a crepe (bananas, strawberries, Nutella, etc). Again, it sounded a lot better than it tasted, as it was not anything special in our opinion, again, also considering how pricey it was just for one croissant essentially. The environment just outside their front doors is unfortunately not the most pleasant, with there being a large amount of trash on the sidewalk. Overall, it was an okay breakfast, the most convenient part being how early they open compared to other breakfast serving restaurants.

The food is average, but the service is amazing. The staff was friendly, attentive, and made the experience enjoyable. The place also has a great ambiance clean, comfortable, and a nice spot to relax and eat. Overall, it’s a pleasant place, especially for the service and atmosphere.

I have been coming to this breakfast spot location for numerous of years when it was called Baywatch. The restaurant is now called Home Plate. I don't know if it's the same owners but breakfast/brunch/lunch is always good - portions are ample, tasty and service is to please. There is always something for everyone - some of my table mates are quite picky. The interior has changed since it was Baywatch. They took out the small glass enclosed dining room (sat 30 persons max where I would hold wedding showers/baby showers/family gatherings and where organizations would hold there meetings). The restaurant serves "home made" type of food - nothing fancy or fusion. Food quality and service still remain excellent.

Brought my sister and friends here before heading out. Food was really good, definitely worth going back. Our waiter was kind of hard to understand, but other than that it was great.

Super cute place! Came after a run with the MRC run club. Good: - The ambiance is great, beautiful decor and it's a cute brunch place - The acai bowl was great - super beautiful plating and good portion size, I liked the acai blend they used too and there was a lot of fruit on the plate - The huevos rancheros was also delicious, the tortilla was plated in a cute way - The latte with oatmilk was so tasty! - Staff checked in us a lot Bad: - Takes forever for the food to come out! I swear we waited about 30 min for the food to get to us Overall enjoyed the experience though it was a lot of waiting.

We've been coming here for years and bring our grandchildren when they come into town. We absolutely love it here. The service is excellent. The food is excellent. The overall experience is excellent. we highly recommend Home Plate!.

This restaurant was very quaint. It feels like home cooking, with a touch of elegance. The food was very good, as well as the coffee! I recommend this lovely breakfast spot for everyone. Kid friendly, Family Friendly, and couple friendly! The service was amazing as well, nothing but smiles and kind workers.

Ordered the buttermilk pancakes on DoorDash. They don't indicate how many pancakes you get but the photos show a stack of 5! I only received 2 pancakes. It felt misleading to show 5, not actually state how many you get and then get 2 (not even half of what I thought I was getting)! If I had known I'd have ordered something else. The pancakes themselves were yummy but I do feel mislead and ripped off as they weren't cheap. I likely won't be back as I feel taken advantage of and mislead.

We got here on a Saturday and there was a huge line as they maintain the reservations in an old school way of pen and paper :D Although we lost hopes of getting a seat, we managed to get one after waiting for about 15 minutes because a party of 2 infront of us left the queue. The interior ambiance is pleasant for a brunch spot and although the tables were really close to each other, we had a nice meal! The food tasted really really good - both the French toast and the oat meal with seasonal fruits were prepared fresh and plated so well! The service was also really good, as we got our request of changing tables accepted as we couldn't stand the overwhelming smell of the kitchen on the side closer to it. Would definitely come back for brunch if I am in the area!

I came as a walk-in with a relatively-large party and, surprisingly, was able to get seated within a few minutes. We came for their bottomless mimosas, and they were very accommodating for those of us who didn't want to drink, allowing some of us to participate in bottomless mimosas while others didn't. They were very attentive with replacing our mimosas when they got empty, and were very friendly. As for food, I got the chicken & waffles and had no complaints.

The food is excellent. I had the home plate special it was delicious. My partner has thService was quick, we came on a Wednesday morning so there was no wait. The place is super cute. I found this place on Yelp and out of all the breakfast spots in San Francisco that we have tried this one is my favorite. They also have a cute set up in the front to take pictures.

Online the restaurant says it can accommodate 5+, when we went it was difficult them to accommodate us. Upon entering the hostess was friendly and tried to help but as the day progressed, the service continued to worsen. At one point our server Tom even snatched a menu away from my sister. They were impatient, and ignored us most of the time. The portion size were horrible as well. This is one restaurant I will not visit again. They charge a mandatory 20% gratuity, which wouldn't be a problem if the service matched

Super cute place! Came after a run with the MRC run club. Good: - The ambiance is great, beautiful decor and it's a cute brunch place - The acai bowl was great - super beautiful plating and good portion size, I liked the acai blend they used too and there was a lot of fruit on the plate - The huevos rancheros was also delicious, the tortilla was plated in a cute way - The latte with oatmilk was so tasty! - Staff checked in us a lot Bad: - Takes forever for the food to come out! I swear we waited about 30 min for the food to get to us Overall enjoyed the experience though it was a lot of waiting.

We thoroughly enjoyed our breakfast here... had the crab cakes eggs benedict and my wife had pancakes...the pancakes were perfectly made..fluffy and not too browned...my benedict was excellent...the hollandaise wasn't too lemony like many places. Crab cakes were fresh and the side home fries were tasty...definitely like the sweet potato mixed with potatoes. Food came fast, service was great... the space is well decorated with a nautical theme...SF vibe for sure .Would definitely return!

Great brunch spot for groups. Expecting a line because they don't take reservations but worth it. Love their crab melt

I was craving pancakes and searched for a nearby spot with good reviews, so I decided to order through Uber Eats--and it did not disappoint. The buttermilk pancakes were fluffy, and the bacon was cooked just the way I like it. The scrambled eggs were a bit overcooked for my taste (I should've asked for them softer), but overall I was happy with the meal. Everything arrived warm and held its temperature well during delivery. I'd definitely order from here again if I'm in the area. Happy eating!

So my family and I are here in San Francisco touring colleges for our youngest son, and we decided to check out Home Plate for breakfast! So as always, I'll begin with the good. Home Plate was a very nice a chilled spot that had a relaxing vibe while your dining. I loved how attentive everyone was. As a matter of fact as soon as we walked in, we were seated. When the waitress saw that I was running low on coffee, she was there to refill. This definitely put me in my happy place. Now for the food. The Pancakes and the French Toast I ordered, were a hit! So flavor, hot, and mouthwatering. Even while my oldest son was eating his pancakes, you could tell that the cook put a little love in making the pancakes. Now for the opportunities Home Plate should consider. My youngest son shared with us, that there was a review that said the waffles were just so so. I really think they should have listened. The waffles at Home Plate made Ego Waffles look amazing. And my Chicken Sausage Patty wasn't any better. The sausage was very dry and extremely hard. I would definitely be back when I'm back in the San Francisco area, but we won't be ordering the waffles or chicken sausage patties.

Great, high quality place for breakfast. The coffee is great, not the low quality stuff some breakfast spots serve. The toast is nice sourdough. If you substitute fruit for the potatoes, the fruit is very fresh. Service is attentive and prices are very reasonable for such high quality food.

7:15am Friday: You know how people older than you always say everything in the city used to be better? Cleaner, cheaper, etc? Back in the day Sonny, I used to work 6am shift & my coworkers & I would make a 2 mile special trip for this cute little place with the homemade jam. Fast forward, the table has a pile of tiny Smuckers packs, just like a greasy spoon. However, ambiance now that of a fancy hotel where breakfast is included, not much personality. I ordered a classic bacon & eggs, with many side options. I chose potato pancakes. Big mistake. What are these 2 thin square things that I'm sure are stacked frozen in the kitchen. For two large pancakes it was weird to get about 2 teaspoons each of apple sauce & sour cream. Bacon & eggs just ok. Left the bland toast on my plate. They forgot to heat the teapot water. Anyway, super friendly wait staff, working hard. Didn't take long for food to arrive. Steady stream of tourists from the many Lombard motels. 8am the back room was packed. When paying my waiter disappeared with my credit card for a long time. Most places take your card at the table so it's never out of sight. Just a suggestion here. I can see the appeal of Home Plate if you're staying nearby or want a fancy place to take grandma. For me, I wouldn't return, so many better cafes & restaurants in San Francisco. I felt bad for the tourists, they could have taken a fun driverless car ride to an actual neighborhood establishment.

This is a hidden gem! How come I have only found out about this place after all this years? Ambiance is the best, food is amazing- try their fried avocado, server Nacha is so genuine! The coffee lady is awesome too except she thought we had a problem with food and I think it's a language barrier issue lol. Bathroom is spacious and clean , has a changing table for infants! Love that this place is here. Definitely an alternate for breakfast to go!

Cute restaurant & friendly service! I love that they have fresh juice I ordered the carrot celery and it was refreshing. I also ordered the fried avocados and the chicken sausage with friends toast. The French toast was delicious. I was not too much of a fan of the chicken sausage. I prefer it to be more savory but that is just personal preference. I still would recommend Home Plate. Breakfast was solid.

There was no wait on a Sunday afternoon at home plate and it's a nice quiet spot inside, decently big with lots of tables. The iced mocha was super yummy and pretty and tasted like chocolate milk, and the English breakfast tea was good. However the mozzarella sticks were a little bit overcooked and tough. I was expecting the four cheese toast to be better but the bread was really soggy and the cheese on the very top was too hard and did not taste good at all. The service was great and so were the coffee and tea but sadly the food I got here was disappointing.

Came here for lunch with a few friends and had an overall nice experience. The service was wonderful. Our waitress was super friendly and gave us great recommendations, which we really appreciated. The ambiance is pretty and inviting when you first walk in, but there was a noticeable oily, greasy smell coming from the kitchen-possibly a ventilation issue that took away a bit from the overall vibe. We were also a little underwhelmed by the coffee, especially for a spot that serves breakfast and lunch. That said, the food was enjoyable, and the service really stood out.

There was a wait of about 20 minutes for our party of two. It went by pretty quickly. Parking outside is quite a hassle but there is metered street parking; it just takes some driving around to find. The place is cute, chairs are comfy (at least the ones we got), and the decor was nice. The food was okay. I tried being healthy with the carrot juice. Benefits are great of course, but taste, not too great. I had the Philly steak omelet. The meat inside was good but the eggs were a bit bland. Ended things with a mimosa 'cause why not.

We have (late) breakfast at Home Plate annually--have done for nearly a dozen years--and always enjoy it. Decent-sized portions, beautifully plated; attentive but not hustling service. Great coffee. I have usually ordered Bangkok frittata (did so this morning) and jones for it for weeks ahead...

Good and close to lots of hotels. This spot was decently priced and had a few vegan options. Inside was very clean and bright. Perfect spot to stop before traveling to airport!

Everything was so good and have to give shout out for the great service and attentive staff. All American bacon was such a treat with the coating complementing the bacon perfectly. The Eggs Benedict was delicious (and I am spoiled as my hubs makes an amazing hollandaise and this was almost as good). My daughter's pancakes were fluffy and yummy and could have been eaten without the syrup berries and Nutella she got but which were perfect! Hubs got corned beef hash which he devoured. Only complaint was that I ordered a small OJ that was so fresh and tasty that I regretted not getting a large. I won't make that mistake again. Also have to speak to some of the lower reviews. Guys I don't get it. This place is solid and starting to think some people just like to complain. Everything I saw come out of the kitchen looked well prepared and tasty. And the staff was so good to every table. So please keep this place open with good reviews; it's a charmer.

We came on a Sunday afternoon for brunch with a few other friends. this is in the city but a little bit further south not too far from the actual San Francisco area. The place is pretty spacious so if you have a large group of friends or family, it should be easy to accommodate. They are only open for brunch/lunch. Despite all that, I really enjoyed everything we ate. It was really good. They did seem in a hurry for us to leave. I understand it was 3 PM and they were close. That was the only thing that I noticed, but other than that, I definitely would be coming back.

Interesting concept! We went relatively early on a weekday for breakfast and even though tables were filled, it felt like a library. All of us were almost too scared to speak. Although everything was so pretty, including the food, it was all a little underwhelming. When we first sat down, the seats felt worn in with a lot of stains which is normal for a restaurant, people are going to spill food. it's inevitable, but these were fabric, upholstery seats/couches. The food wasn't amazing, didn't wow anyone and felt like for the price we were paying there should've been more to them in terms of flavors.

The food here is honestly excellent -- fresh ingredients, well-balanced flavors, and generous portions. I had the corn beef hash and the French toast and both were perfectly cooked and full of flavor. Unfortunately, the service didn't match the quality of the food. the staff seemed distracted and not very welcoming. It took a long time to get our order taken, and we felt a bit ignored throughout the meal. I'd come back for the food, but only if the service improves -- or maybe just order takeout next time.

I really don't understand the hype. I tried this place during COVID and it was mid and a weeks ago and still mid. The French toast is so eggy and waxy it's gross, and for the vegan sausage, they give an actual beyond burger.

First time to home plate. I think this would be a great place for most people. The service is excellent. I ordered the starter breakfast. The eggs were good but I did not like the chicken sausage patties. The tea was good. I think this is a good place to have a nice breakfast.

Best breakfast and brunch ever. This is my go-to place now. Staff are just lovely and wonderful. Plus the chairs are like sitting in a living room - this was a surprise and a welcome one so most comfortable seating also. The coffee is great and the refills kept coming with no extra charge. They even left extra steam milk for my latte. That was a first for me. Home Plate it's a definite home run.

All around 5 stars for Home Plate - Food, service, ambiance! We were immediately greeted and provided seating options, and the server promptly came by and took our order. Way to make guests feel welcome right off the bat. When the food came, everything we ordered was delicious! Of course the usuals - pancakes, French toast, hash browns SO yum! But the surprising star of our wild card order was the mozzarella sticks! I've never had mozzarella sticks like this - definitely not your typical freezer sticks. These are as if they were hand breaded and made to order - we ordered two orders.... Almost 3 lol. We will absolutely be back with the family! Thank you Home Plate!

Had brunch at Home Plate and overall, it was a solid experience with a few quirks. We ordered the Home Run Plates--one with waffles and one with pancakes, paired with the chicken apple sausage. Both were delicious, but the egg servings felt a little odd. The Peach Bellini was a definite highlight--perfectly balanced and refreshing. The atmosphere was quiet, nice, and aesthetically pleasing, which made for a relaxing meal. Service was friendly, but not as attentive as we would've liked. The biggest letdown? The hash browns. They didn't quite hit the mark. Not bad, but definitely underwhelming compared to the rest of the meal. Would I come back? Probably, especially for the Bellini and the overall vibe. But I'd skip the hash browns next time!

Came for a Saturday morning breakfast around 10am. Street parking was plentiful. We were warmly greeted when we walked in and the staff was very patient while we were trying to find a table within the restaurant that would accommodate my elderly godparents hearing issues. We were quickly seated, ordered orange juice (OMG - it was so delicious - fresh squeezed)!!! Portions were huge (we were able to share one plate amongst two people with plenty to eat). Restaurant was nicely decorated, nicely lit and clean. There are some other dishes that sounded good, but I was bummed that my stomach could not accommodate my desire to eat them..ha ha. I know what I'd like to try when I come back.

Cute restaurant with great food! This place gets pretty busy, though, so you might have to wait to be seated. I liked the interior, but we sat by the main door which was opening and closing constantly, and I'd rather have sat in the main dining room, which was cuter. Food is good and tasty, which is really the most important part.

Home Plate is a great, casual, cozy breakfast/brunch spot in the Marina. I prefer my breakfasts to be straightforward and delicious, and Home Plate hit the mark! I enjoyed my Greek Frittata, though would forgo the olives next time. The potato pancakes were a nice change of pace. The ambiance was super cozy and the service was great. My only suggestion for Home Plate is to revamp their menu. The categories had so much overlap and it was hard to follow the organizational pattern/know where to look. :)

Overall, I would summarize the trip as a mixed experience. Both the food and service were ok, but could have been better. The inside of the restaurant was clean and had a nice vibe to it, and they have an area with a bench inside for pictures. One ding I will also mention is that the menu tab on the website advertises at the top that they are known for their scones. However, when asked, the server said they no longer serve them. This seems like a fairly simple thing to remove. I don't see myself coming here again. Fried Chicken and Waffle Benedict: A solid dish, but nothing special and not something I would order again, especially for the price. The chicken was pretty thin, so not a massive portion, but I thought it was a reasonable amount of food. Potato Pancakes: These are more or less just thin hash browns. However, they were soft rather than crispy like a typical hash brown. They were served with some sauces which seemed like sour cream and apple sauce. The sauces were light and complemented the potato well. Bottomless Mimosas: You only get access to the plain orange mimosas, and you have 1 hour and 15 minutes of service. They were pretty quick at first, but we barely saw the server towards the second half of our meal.

I actually used to really like Home Plate. This was my go to spot to take my clients or industry friends to dine at. I always came in on a weekday after breakfast rush and usually around lunch but it doesn't get busy during the weekday as it does for a weekend (also parking is easier during the week.) The last time I came in about a week or so ago was going to be my last. When they got rid of one of my favorite items (corn nuggets) a while ago I was bummed and was thinking the chicken and waffle was going to keep me coming back. The chicken is actually chxn fried steak which is one of my favorite breakfast items and the "trendy" spots don't make comfort breakfast items like that anymore. So I decided that I will continue to come here even sans corn nuggets. Anyways, I came in ordered my usual fresh orange juice and chxn and waffle but recently I've been trying to lose a few pounds and I didn't want the additional waffles. I asked the waitress if I could swap the waffles out for fruit (you know how most places let you swap or add something for a few bucks) but the waitress simply said they can't do that even if I paid (she didn't even bother to check.) OK, I get it if I can in during the rush but literally we were the only diners there (the other 2 parties of 2 were done eating and paying the bill) so I just feel th3 inflexibility was a bit insane especially because they do offer fruit... the inflexibility even when they are dead left a sour taste in my mouth along with the orange juice which had a bit of a vinegary aftertaste this time around. If I want chxn fried steak I'll just go to Big Bear Diner near my house.

In a sea of Thai/Asian fusion brunch spots, home plate stands out for its classy decor and reasonably priced options! We started off with a liter of raspberry lemonade mimosa, which was reasonably priced at about $33. It filled about 6 glasses. They have a lot of flavoring options that I didn't get to try, but I really enjoyed the sweet/tart balance this one had. I ordered the chicken fried steak and it was quite well done! I was surprised at how well the grilled pineapple complimented the dish (and makes me want to grill pineapple more at home). Both the steak and waffle were crispy, the gravy was savory and the syrup was lightly sweet. A winning combination all around. The crab omelette was my favorite of my friends orders. It was a decent amount of crab, especially given the price, and really fresh crab! The corned beef hash actually surprised me. I've only had it twice before but I think this is easily the best one I've had. The meat was tender and crisp and who doesn't love a good runny egg+meat+potato combo? The home run special was a good classic. I wasn't a huge fan of the French toast, but I'm not a sweets person at all. I did enjoy the sweetness of the sausage. The service was phenomenal, prompt and kind. We had some people running late and they still sat us and let us wait to order our food so we could eat together.

Disclaimer: "house fries" here are roasted potatoes. Enjoyed my Sunday brunch here. Large portions and expansive menu. Menu is definitely more on the breakfast side on the breakfast-lunch scale. Portion was personally too big for me as a light breakfast person, would like to do a half portion next time if possible. We got coffee as well. Can add caramel or vanilla to coffee and my vanilla cappuccino did not disappoint. They only have oat milk and whole milk. Also the restaurant wraps around the back and it gets nicer and nicer as you walk in. We got seated in the back and the restaurant was so fancy!

Pros: huge portions, great service, good vegetarian options Cons: pricey for food that wasn't the most flavourful

Came a second time around 1pm on a Sunday and was immediately seated. Not sure how other days are, but it's nice to have zero wait time. Monte cristo - 3.5/5, french toast with egg and ham, served with fries and apple sauce. The fries on its own are 5/5, super crispy and delicious! The monte cristo was alright, I tried it with apple sauce, syrup and ketchup. I personally think it's better with syrup since it's a french toast, but the apple sauce was alright.

Love the ambiance of the place. Felt like I was dining in a kitchen/dining room. The decor was simple but pleasant on the eyes. I got the chunky corned beef hash and my friend got the spicy chicken kim chi burger. I enjoyed my meal. The corned beef was not salty like most are. The best touch was the sweet potato. The poached eggs were perfectly poached and so tasty! The portion size was perfect. I complimented my meal with a large orange juice that was not too sweet and not too tart. My friend loved the spicy chicken kim chi burger. He noted that it was not spicy at all but just right. All the flavors were there. The fries were garlic fries and that was nice touch to the meal. I ended up eating them. Service was great. The only thing was the 18% gratuity that was already added to bill. I am not big on restaurants not allowing me the option to tip based on the service I got. I would have given 20% but because that was the 18% was already there, I didn't.

Home Plate didn't quite hit a home run. The good stuff: Upon entering, we were immediately seated by a friendly hostess . Interior was clean and spacious and somewhat of an intimate setting. Chairs were comfy; owners very brave to have plush tan colored seating...hope all chairs scotch guard! Now the not-so-good stuff: Service was fair (constantly had to ask for refills on water and iced tea). The busser literally had to be flagged down numerous times to refill our liquids instead of our waitress. Also, bummer that the wife couldn't substitute breaded chicken for grilled (that should've been an easy adjustment IMO). The food was fair; my waffles had to crisp to it, and the chicken fried steak was thin and seemed like to be to frozen ones from a food distributor. My wife's roasted chicken omelette was probably a 3-egger, but chicken was scarce. The Monte Cristo didn't look like a typical one; more like a ham and cheese Sando. Overall a nice place to have good conversation, but food was ok for breakfast.

Absolutely wonderful resturant! The staff are so kind and welcoming. The food is incredible. Something for everyone here!! Perfect for a weekend brunch spot for families and anyone looking for a great environment. Thank you to all the wonderful staff and owners. Favorite spot in the Marina hands down!

We go here every weekend. Consistently good food. Highly recommend the chicken fried steak and home fries. They also have killer pancakes. Service is always friendly and quick.

Big extensive menu for brunch so plenty of options! Reasonable pricing for big portions and good quality food. Got the croffle benedict which is a croissant eggs benedicts basically but was interesting with the black forest ham and the buttery flaky croissant added an interesting element to the flavors which worked well- have gotten it twice now it's very good. We also got the surf and turf benedict- really liked the spicy hollandaise sauce on this. Can never go wrong with a buttermilk pancake for the table to share also, nicely fluffy and left extremely full trying to scoff it all. Looks unassuming on the outside but nice indoor seating in a spacious area with pretty decor, been a few times and have never had to wait too long for a table at the weekends- usually walk in and are seated quickly by their friendly staff. Will be back to try more menu items and their $22 bottomless mimosas special

Food is always excellent and service is attentive every time we visit as neighborhood regulars

Good solid spot for brunch in the Marina. Be ready for a long wait specially on the weekends. I like the vibe of this place, it's spacious and modern. The service is also quick given the insane rush here. Their menu is versatile with great options catering to all kinds of audience. I got the Chicken on Fire Burger with Katsu Chicken Katsu which was delicious and juicy, I loved this burger and the helping was huge for one person. On the contrary, didn't enjoy the Breakfast Tacos I had ordered. They were a bit bland for my taste and lacked good seasoning. I was happy with my Mimosa and the coffee I had ordered. Overall I would recommend this cute brunch place in the Marina!

We came here for brunch in the Marina. I got the Fried Chicken & Waffle Benedict because I'd been craving Fried Chicken & Waffle since I got to SF. The one they served was solid, but nothing special. It definitely wasn't mediocre either, but I felt that the fried chicken was just a bit on the dry side. I could've used a bit more juiciness and flavor. My favorite part about the place was definitely the vibes/ambiance. The interior was really cute and a nice setting to catch-up with friends over a nice meal and some long conversations. The service was solid too, but for the price point, I'd say there're better brunch places in the city.

Get the crispy french toast. It is so incredibly delicious!! Not too heavy or sweet, but still filling enough for brunch. This is one of the first brunch places I went to in SF and it's still stuck with me since then, even after all the brunch I've tried. The plating is also beautiful and very aesthetic. No complaints about the service either. Vibe inside is very homey and comfortable. There's a bit of a wait here but that's expected from a popular brunch spot in SF.

Great food and great service!!!! Their menu is complete with everything you would want and their waitresses and waiters are so patient