Ironwoods

Quick service and great food. The quesadilla is barely an appetizer, it's quite large, and the burger was juicy and delicious. I asked for medium rare and got medium rare. The drinks are on the strong side but well made. Our group enjoyed our lunch here!

Ironwood Cafe at the Presidio golf course offers ok food... very edible/solid/predictable, but not anything to write home about. The atmosphere out on the patio on a beautiful sunny day with friends is incredible.

Really delicious food. The menu is simple pub food. The veggie burger and the sliders have so much flavour. Calamari is to die for.

Crab time! Special crab menu. Great food and personable service...always. had fried calamari, crab beignets with a creole yogart dipping sauce and crab croquettes with a mango habanero dipping sauce. The calamari could have been fried a wee longer but was, nonetheless, great. The Cabernet wasn't bad either. Perfect ending to a walk in the Presidio!

Nice breakfast. Mornings you have to order from the bartender, so have to stand in line.

About a month ago I had breakfast here and did not have anything good to say about the dining experience. However I was invited back by management to give the restaurant another chance since I was assured it was not a typical dining experience that I had. Today I went for lunch. My husband had a really good burger and fries. I had the fish tacos. We both enjoyed our choices and found the food very tasty. Service was pleasant and efficient. I don't typically do restaurant reviews but I am glad I returned and feel that my bad experience a month ago was atypical. Thanks to Abbas Qabazard for reaching out to encourage me to experience a lovely lunch.

Liked it before the name changed. We had to order at the reception desk instead of to a waiter. Our favorite sandwiches were not on the menu, had to get our own coffee, my wrap sandwich was not served in a wrap. My friend did like his burger but we are looking for another place to meet in the future. ☹️

Ambience was great and they had a very wide selection of beers on tap. Overall was a great place to chill and spend a lazy afternoon! When I ordered a beer and they ran out and were just unable to fill the cup, the bartender offered to replace it with another beer at no extra charge. Along with that he gave me the cup of my original beer, effectively letting me have 1.9 cups of beer for the price of 1! Amazing hospitality indeed!

Incredibly friendly staff and fresh food. Great sandwiches and legendary breakfast burrito. Presidio golf is a very special place. Check it out

After watching the back nine, we grabbed some food at the cafe. Ordered the croissant breakfast sandwich. Big hefty sandwich that was tasty. Made me full which was a good sign. I loved that it came with tater tots, super crispy and yummy. The food was on the pricer side but as expected at a golf course. Will definitely grab something again here.

My family had a great lunch here! Dad got the chicken strips and although he is an extremely picky eater, he said they were the best chicken strips he's ever had so anytime we can find a place he likes is a big win! Mom got the Golf Club Sandwich which she seemed to enjoy as well. I took a few bites and thought it was good, just a solid fresh tasting club sandwich. I got the Baja Fish Tacos and a side of Garlic Fries. The fish tacos were extremely good! I was so happy they included a fresh lemon so I could squeeze fresh lemon juice all over the tacos. And the lemon juice paired with their pineapple slaw was super delicious and worked so well together. The tacos were a bit messy so once you pick one up, it's something you can't really put down. The garlic fries were pretty good. Thin cut but cooked well so they had a good crunch, although the garlic was a bit subdued. The guy who took our order at the bar was really friendly and we all enjoyed our meal which is a rarity when we go out to eat. I'd eat here again. And I recommend eating here.

This Cafe is more a favor to the Golfers than to the Diners. Very basic facility with a few tables strewn around. Order at the bar and your food is delivered to you. Nothing was great but nothing was horrible. A tad depressing I would say. Go for the Golf and pass on the Chow.

Kiddo had golf practice and we decided to check this place out for lunch while we waited for him to finish. Found the cafe via Yelp. The cafe itself looks more like a lounge. Kinda dark and, to me, did not appear very inviting. Had to double check if we were in the right place. No one really greeted us as we entered. Grabbed a table and a couple of menus - directed to place our order at the register. The menu was different than what we saw on Yelp. Was looking forward to Eggs Benedict but that wasn't on the menu. Mostly sandwiches and wraps. We ended up ordering: 1) Quesabirria tacos - these had a good amount of cheese and some meat in the tacos. They arrived warm but not hot. Only a small cup of consommé which is unusual as most places give a bigger cup to actually fit the taco in when dipping. 2) Falafel wrap - kiddo said the falafel had good flavor and the wrap was full of veggies. She liked them. 3) Big Bertha breakfast burrito - this one was full of flavor. Served with a side of tater tots, and there were tater tots located within the burrito. Maybe would've liked a side of salsa just to top it. We also ordered regular coffees. They bring you to go cups and you get coffee yourself. The coffee was a bit weak for my liking. Other than taking your order at the register and delivering your food, don't expect this cafe to be a full service restaurant. Glad to have tried it but not one I would necessarily return to.

Had lunch here on a Saturday afternoon. The room is attractive with lots of windows, dark wood and a beautiful bar. But the food was subpar which was surprising until i looked at the reviews afterwards. I had a bowl of onion soup which was too salty, short on onion and bread, though the beef broth was fairly tasty. However the overdose of salt really killed it for me. Guess I should have reordered, but we were on a timeline! Partner ordered a hamburger, medium-well with cheese. He said it was good. The serving of fries with it was the right size for him, but I thought it was a bit skimpy. Surprised that the experience was so lacking, since the venue is quite nice.

This place is crazy convenient, and has a nice country ambience since it is next to a golf course. Drive up Arguello Street as if you are going in to the Presidio and take a quick left and you are there. Look for the tiny sign near the road in front. There is ample free parking, which in San Francisco is worth its weight in gold (or at least as much as a tip) when you are touring around trying to get the sights seen. We had just navigated two huge crowded incredible art shows at the De Young Museum when we tried the De Young Cafe, where we have eaten before. It was a wet day, and the only seating option was being packed into a plasticked sealed off area on the patio, so we took one look and headed for the hills. Or in this case, the Presido Cafe. It does have a nice view, being located on a golf course. It is open to everyone, and has a fairly diverse menu for a cafe. Another bonus is that it is not crowded, but does seem to have a group of older people who enjoy hanging out and eating and socializing there. We got seated right away, my honey opted for a burger, and I chose the interesting Wild Salmon, apple, candied pecan and cranberry salad with a glass of Sauvignon Blanc. It took a minute to get the orders together, but they proved hearty and appetizing. It is kind of a bare bones place, but does have a cozy fireplace and nice green view over the golf course. It was a relaxing and fun break, and a reprieve from our hectic culture tour!

Website has the wrong menu posted. How hard is it to have that right? Ordered the $20 Club Sandwich. Trace amounts of bacon, so that was disappointing.

The staff here are amazing!! We had a big event here and all the staff were so nice and helpful. The food, drinks, and service was great. Angel in particular was the best! She helped me locate things, clean, and arrange everything properly. Would highly recommend to host an event or just eat here and don't forget to tip the amazing staff!

The website has not been updated and the restaurant is under renovation . There is a covered tent to sit in and menu is limited. If one just happens to be passing through the golf course and wants a quick bite...drinks are served in small plastic and paper cups. I recommend one waits until the renovation has been completed and there is a full menu to choose from. Fortunately the company was great and the solo host/ waiter/reception staff/telephone operator was nice. We already made plans to meet here and did not want to spend another hour traveling ,re-parking multiple cars, etc

Zero, confusing service! Food was awful and greasy... we will never going there again.

We had the Baja fish tacos, garlic fries, the French toast, the bacon Benedict and the clam chowder and it was all delish! Fish was fried and tempura'd perfectly and the French toast was nice and fluffy, but not too fluffy! The tots that came with the Benedict were also fluffy on the inside and crispy on the outside!

The cafe has a beautiful setting. I had breakfast here. Menu options are limited but quality is good. They only have dripped coffee. Price is reasonable too

Perhaps the worst Bloody Mary I have ever had - too spicy by a full driver. The worst Ruben I have ever had - extraordinarily tough corned beef (was it corned beef or a dogleg?) and soggy "Home made" fries that we're very greasy. The water in San Francisco is excellent though!

Today I tried their veggie buger. It's called the "impossible" burger and tasted like meat!

I think we're being generous to give three stars! This used to be a wonderful place to go for lunch, before the pandemic. Tables were nicely set, tablecloths and the food was very good. So last week we dropped in for breakfast, which was just so-so. Very disappointed after having such great experiences here in the past.............

We just hosted a Bridal Shower in the Palmer Room, and I cannot RAVE enough about absolutely everything! From the moment I reserved the venue, Tracey was so on top of everything. I got her a final count 10 days before but then forgot to check in a couple days before and was in a bit of a panic that morning that I had dropped the ball. Well.... there was no need to panic because when we got there the room was perfect and ready to go. The food was INCREDIBLE. From the appetizers to the main dishes to the dessert. The servers that we had, were AMAZING! So many of our guests commented on how attentive they were, and they seemed to be three steps ahead of us always. I cannot praise them enough! As for the Ambiance, the room was so cozy and the absolute perfect size. One whole wall is windows and has a beautiful view. Even though it was pouring rain, it was gorgeous. I highly recommend Presidio Cafe!!!

Next to the cafe in the Presidio clubhouse is a party room for 40 and another larger space for big events. We had a celebration brunch for 40 yesterday. Due to our continuing emergence from the pandemic, we had the space set up for indoor and outdoor seating. Tracey, Erin and Brian handled all of our needs in the most excellent, professional ways. Everyone loved the food. I was able to focus on my guests and did not have to worry that something would be amiss. Very affordable too!

Although I'm not a golfer... The Presidio Cafe is a nice stop off for breakfast/lunch before heading into the presidio for an afternoon hike. It is located next to the arguello gate, situated in the clubhouse of the golf club. Stocked with a golf supply shop, restrooms and cafe. The cafe has an overall "cozy" vibe. There is a fireplace that is always lit, big squishy chairs in the lobby and guffawing golfers enjoying a drinks after their game. The service was excellent! My party was immediately seated, and the waiter checked up on us throughout the meal, and food was delivered quickly. I ordered a hamburger, and it was cooked textbook medium rare. Came with fries. It was a good burger, but nothing spectacular. On a sunny day the patio is a pleasant experience. The patio overlooks the putting course and fenway while providing a hint of shade with an awning. Bottom Line: Bring your polo, its post-golf hamburger time.

Went here after the driving range. Kevin was at front desk, he also took food orders, made all the drinks and was overall awesome with customer service. So happy to come here during sunset. Thanks again Kevin!

Excellent service by Brian Lee. Nothing like a burger and a Bloody Mary with your boyfriend on a Sunday after a golf outing. Free lemonade refills. Hopefully management expands full table service hours as no one wants to keep getting up to order from the bar on a Sunday!

My friends and I somewhat accidentally went to the Presidio Café. We were just looking around for some place to meet on OpenTable, and no one had been to this particular restaurant. Now that I've been there, that's an obvious answer since this is a restaurant for people who golf at the Presidio Golf Course. The vibe here is kind of bare - a cavernous room with some tables and chairs. No frills. This is just a place for people to grab a drink or some food before or after playing around of golf. The café is right on the golf course. It's somewhat scenic on the drive up to here, but once you're inside the restaurant, you can't really see anything. The food was fine and they had your normal fare of burgers and salads. The service was delightful and there were no issues. But this isn't the type of restaurant but you just pop by or go out of your way to go to. Perhaps it's somewhat mislabeled by not making clear that it's the café for the golf course. It's not as though we couldn't gain access if we were not playing golf, it was just random since we were the only ones not playing golf.

Stopped in for lunch with some friends. I ordered the fish tacos and they were so tasty! The fish was grilled perfectly and I loved the mango salsa. I was sad though, because the menu said that all the entree items came with fries, but mine didn't. I even asked for them, but when the food came, there were no fries. This restaurant is part of the golf course, so the atmosphere itself is pretty quiet. It's not like a typical restaurant. It can be either really empty or really filled, but it doesn't have a regular restaurant feel. It's hard to explain, but I think this may be because it's just part of the golf course. People wouldn't normally come here unless they are golfing.

Had brunch with friends who golfed at the Presidio. I was excited to go since I've never been here before... 3.5 stars: 1.) parking lot (does get full, but to even have a lot is gold in SF) 2.) service was excellent (all staff from host, waiters, golf staff that we ran into.. Everyone was friendly) 3.) food was good (not spectacular, not horrible) 4.) eating outside in the back patio overlooking the green was the best part (forgot I was even in SF) Will come again to try different items on the menu.

A great lunch place, especially with kids. Fun to have lunch and then go walk around the Presidio. Yummy burgers (order medium rare to avoid hockey puck) and good Bloody Mary's. Also, my son's former preschool hosts their annual school auction here and it is a great space for that! Staff is attentive and really nice.

"I didn't know there was a nice bar around here." I was surprised to hear this from the Presidio Girl at my side. Yes, there are two Presidio Golf Clubs -- the old private one, and the modern public one. We walked into the modern public one for a drink, and yes, the bar was open between meals. Outside there was a glass-screened sunlit patio, and inside was a beautiful bar, two dining rooms, and a pro shop. While today's specials included a flight of whiskeys (4 I think) for $12, we were in the mood for wine. So ... two glasses of Marlborough, New Zealand chardonnay for $8.50 each (+ tip for the attentive bartenders), and we were enjoying the view and the relaxed atmosphere. Now that we know there is a nice bar around here, we may return soon.

Meh. It has free parking going for it. There's a lovely grass area for kids to play, sadly it's littered with cigarette butts. It was a race to get them before my 13 month old did. The food, super meh. The brunch menu is similar to Denny's with less options. It tastes about the same. The fruit cup was smooshy raspberries and strawberries with bits of the stems mixed in. The bacon and eggs came with slightly toasted, perhaps more like warmed toast. And cold potatoes. Service was slow, not interested. The high chair we didn't need or use, as we brought a travel chair for my kid, sat next to me the whole meal. It too forever to get sugar for Iced tea. The doors were locked when we tried to enter . That should have been a warning! One star for free parking. The rest, loserville.

This review is for the stellar trivia night they host. Probably the poshest place to play trivia. That being said, the prices are golf club level so the best "deal" on the menu is the $11 burger & fries. Although you may order 1 potato skin for $1.25 - no joke! The 2 servers didn't start their shift until we had been there 30-40 mins so we ordered from the bartender who was great & provided stellar service.

What a hidden treasure! So glad we stumbled across it and the food and the service were incredible. We had the standard American breakfast with everything and they just outdid everyone within a 10 mile radius! Our server Alejandro was supremely top shelf! Hopefully you get him and you won't regret it!

My regular lunch place .... love their lunch special... and of course they have my favorite drink here Guinness! Service is good... nice bartenders :) thank you !

Came here for brunch with folks. The food is both good, and a bit overpriced. I got a breakfast club, which was essentially a BLT with fried egg, and it cost me something in the range of $16. That said, it has two things going for it - a very nice atmosphere that's not very crowded, and more importantly, lots of parking. I have likely spent hours of my life searching for brunch parking in the City, and so the plethora of spots alone offset the cost of the meal for me.

Place is spot on with my expectation - free wifi and window-side table view of the golf course. Does tend to close at 2pm on weekends due to private events but the bar is open till 5pm. Just the right amount of background noise, so I love it for studying. Amicable wait staff, (occasional) complimentary coffee and up market ambience without the snobbiness! Think this place might make a regular outta me - except I'm gonna have to start my day a whole lot earlier to make the most of it. 8/10, would study here again.

Located at the Presidio Golf Course near the Arguello Gate, this place could be so much more than we experienced. I'm hoping we simply caught them on a bad day. We stopped in for a drink during a day visit to the Presidio and a few simple snacks for the kids. Our server was sleep walking. My daughter's fries and my son's bagel took 45-minutes to emerge from the kitchen. It was a disappointing experience all around. On the upside, the surroundings are gorgeous. The golf course is amazingly beautiful. I would like to give this place another shot and see if my hunch about it being just an off day is correct. Of course, I'll let you know.

Went here for the first time in ages for brunch and was extremely disappointed in the very uninspired food. Blah selection executed mediocrely. The only thing that was tasty were the fries. Service was very friendly and efficient though we would have really appreciated a wipe down of our very dirty outdoor table (or extra napkins etc). Such a bummer. When I used to go there long ago it was so tasty - worth a drive. Now it is definitely NOT. Only makes sense if you're starving after a round. Otherwise go down to Sessions or Arguello for seriously good food.

Where else can you have a country club breakfast in the middle of a city? There is a bar so you can get a mimosa if you want one. Outdoor seating is also available on nice days. This is not a to-go friendly location for quick burgers and hot dogs. That can be found out on the golf course accessible to the public from the main road by the 11th hole Only shortcoming is that there is a slightly limited menu especially for lunch.

Sat in the cafe for 15 mins during the slow after lunch rush in the early afternoon (on a Friday) (4/14/2017) and was not even looked at or acknowledged by the tall male dark haired server. It was mortifying because I brought someone who was visiting from out of town, and we could not get the drinks and food that I had promised my friend. Oh well. Never will I ever come back.

Pro good quiet spot for lunch. affordable, easy parking. highly recommend their burgers, sandwiches, salad & birdie special. Con Try to avoid the table right in front of the kitchen door. Sometimes it closes due to private events--check before you go... (happened twice last year) some items (i.e. taco, sliders) may be too small for big appetites like myself.

This is an all-around wonderful cafe. For the purposes of scope, though, I'd like to focus my review on the one menu item that always keeps me coming back: the blonde waiter, Andrew's, butt. The presentation of Andrew's butt is subtle. He wears black dress pants that fit not too tightly, so the color and spare room of his uniform don't exactly command you to stare. But that's part of why I like it so much. It doesn't overpower the rest of your meal, but if you choose to turn your attention to it, you will be graciously rewarded. In attempting to describe the nature of Andrew's butt, one may find herself torn: is it voluptuous--a seductive temptress baiting me with the forbidden, or is it quaint--a sweet, innocent beauty politely greeting me with naivete? Perhaps this duality is another part of why I like it so much. One is left to wonder just how much the butt knows about its effect on patrons. It seems doubtful that we will ever find an answer; yet in pondering the butt's self-awareness and lingering on questions of its intentionality, perhaps we may come to embrace this lack of knowledge. And perhaps, once we accept the marvel of Andrew's butt without demanding to understand it, we will be able to appreciate it for what it truly is: art.

Why is everybody so against this place? I had braced myself for a terrible experience. And in reality that was unfair of me. If I go back and have yet another good experience I'm giving it 4 stars. I had the club sandwich, and although it was 12 bucks, it was good and the fries were hot and crispy. Don't listen to these haters.

Great service & food...just 2 comments..the water could have been colder & the coffee hotter. Love the location

Visit date: 4/10/09 My husband and I were on a mission. The mission...to view the Water + Color art show at the Presidio Officers Club. We made a day of it, traveling into SF via BART, then hopping on Muni to the Presidio. It was a glorious day, and by the time we got to Arguello Gate, we were ready for lunch. Yes, the cafe at the golf course is pretty stodgy however at least it is spacious and the views are very nice. We would have sat outside, but it was a bit too windy. The service was excellent. No complaint here! The food, good, not exciting, but good. We started with a lunch order of Calamari. It was very good, however there was way too much of it. The order could have actually served 4 people. We stopped eating it so that we would be able to eat our Birdie specials. The Birdie specials consisted of a half club sandwich and soup. I had the clam chowder and my husband had the carrot soup. Everything was good. Again, this was not an "over-the-top" meal, but it was good. Sometimes that is hard to find in a pleasant setting with a decent wine-by-the-glass selection. Bottom line, good food, excellent service, no rush and decent wine selection...we would go again. Total price with tip, tax and beverages: $54 for 2 people

On the weekends the Presidio Cafe serves brunch until 3PM. We didn't realize this, but there was a good choice of foods to have, and you could order a burger or a sandwich from the bar menu. There were 6 of us. Three had salads which they enjoyed. Two had pastrami sandwiches which were quite large and filled with very lean pastrami. They seemd to enjoy them also. I was the oddball and had eggs florentine which were quite good. They came served with 3 potatoes that had been fried somehow and were very tasty. The eggs were cooked perfectly. I also enjoyed it. There was ample free parking which is a plus in San Francisco and it is very easy to get to off of Arguello Avenue going into the Presidio of SF. I have been before and I would go back. Service was good also.

Went there for brunch recently. Dungeness crab benedict was quite good, well-done, not spectacular but solid Californian cuisine. Ditto with the bloody mary. The complimentary breads were well-done. The real draw of the place is the outdoor patio area. There are a good dozen or so outdoor seats. The atmosphere, being in the Presidio, so near the coast, is very stress detox-inducing. The crowd is of course older, the live music a la Tony Bennett, but if you can get over any snobbery towards people you'd otherwise recognize as your own parents and grandparents, the place is a decent brunch spot after a nice walk in the Presidio trails.

I've been here a couple of times for lunch. A very cute place. You'll see many retired folks here. The duck confit salad is so rich and greasy, it leaves your face feeling greasy from eating it. But it's still good. The seared ahi Tuna salad comes on a bed of beans---I'll remember to read the entire description of the salad before I order next time. And it was a little bland too. The artichoke bruschetta was on the bland side. The portions are big. Service was great. Food was okay. It's worth it if you go on restaurant.com and get your $25 coupon for $10! You have to make reservations with it tho--no walk in allowed.

This is my second time at the Presidio Cafe. The atmosphere is spacious, relaxing and very pleasant. Service is outstanding, A-1. Food is pretty good and prices are reasonable. The half-sandwich with cup of soup and or salad dishes are a bargain. Clam chowder is satisfying and the pastry puffs they serve as croutons are clever and delicious. Yet I was disappointed just a bit with the club sandwich. It is made with pressed ham and pressed turkey. That's just like cold cuts one would buy at a grocery store. Our waiter admitted that yeah, that's what is offered. Yet I have to say, the presentation is good and the sandwich is tasty. Menu changes selections frequently. Today's soup of the day was fresh bell pepper soup. And, as said before service and manner is first class. All the staff make people feel welcome and are happy to help. Our waiter recommended that I try the classic Reuben on rye bread. He said that the chef cures and prepares the pastrami himself. So, next time, I will go back and have the Reuben. And, yes, I will try one of the desserts too! Presidio Cafe also has a full bar. So maybe on my next visit I will try one of the original cocktail creations. The cafe also has full flat screen TV's. So it has a bit of a sports bar feeling to it. Yet, classy! Take time to check out the golf shop and walk around the grounds. The scenery is wonderful, especially on a clear sunny day.

I just had Easter brunch here with my boyfriend and his dad. I searched the entire city for a buffet style brunch and this was one of the select few that offered one. We even drove across town to take advantage of it. Because I was a little late to make a reservation the only one available was right when they opened around 10am, so the place wasn't filled up yet and it seemed like there were too many servers just wandering around aimlessly. The place did fill up somewhat by the time we left, but I was a little disappointed that there were still empty tables so I don't know why we couldn't make a later reservation like we wanted. Overall a nice brunch experience, although somewhat cold inside since people kept opening the door to the outside and it was windy and rainy out. Too many children running around, since they did have an easter egg hunt going on, but I guess that is to be expected. For $41 each I wasn't impressed at all by the selection of food. There was the standard eggs, bacon, pancakes, potatoes, plus a carving station, some fruit, ice cream and various other things, but nothing spectacular. I expected more dessert items. Also drinks aren't included so you even have to pay extra for coffee. Seems like a rip to me. Very much a country club feel - clearly the pac heights family crowd - even the servers were wearing polos, and I even saw a baby with its collar popped. No joke. But still casual and comfortable, friendly service and above average food overall. Probably won't be back though.

I have to stop coming here because it pisses me off so much. While you are always greeted friendly and promptly, it goes downhill from there. The service is SO SLOW even when the dining room isn't crowded. When we arrived for brunch recently, we ordered promptly and proceeded to wait 30 minutes for our food. I actually had to flag down the server and ask him when our food was coming out. When it did arrive, it was wrong - probably the fault of the waiter for not writing anything down. One hamburger had cheese and avocado, but wasn't supposed to have cheese. One hamburger didn't have cheese and was supposed to have it. My toasted bagel wasn't even at room temperature. We ended up having the cheese-less hamburger be brought back to the kitchen, where they slopped a piece of cheese on it and put it back on the broiler. It had the texture of a hockey puck. And we were charged twice for the avocado. A good, close, location, but the service is has grown terrible, as has the quality of the food and attention to detail.

Obviously mgmt. not reading Yelp , mediocre is used over & over. Had lunch, where there was servers with dirty uniforms & dirty hair. Caesar salad almost inedible, how hard is caesar salad? Used to enjoy this place for a good Cobb salad, last time I had it the bacon was burned,etc...Needs new management & new cooks. Sad as the environment is special .

This is really a 3 1/2 stars for me and the current rating of 3 1/2 is perfect. An elderly native of SF took my husband and I here for brunch on a weekend recently. We had Bloody Marys, which were well made and a great start to brunch. I had the breakfast club, everything you'd want for breakfast in a sandwich with avocados, which makes anything dreamy. I opted for half onion rings and fries, both were good but those onion rings are seasoned and fried to crisp perfection. The other members of my dining party had the eggs benedict, which they enjoyed. Not too crowded, decent food, great service and alcohol! Go on a nice day, enjoy the views and a change of pace from the usual clustercrazy that is brunch in this city.