Jane on Fillmore
Cafe · Pacific Heights
2123 Fillmore St, San Francisco, CA 94115
Highlights
Housemade baked goods, fair-trade coffee, and healthy options.
Housemade baked goods, fair-trade coffee, and healthy options.
"Per an SFMOMA press release, the ground-floor restaurant at the museum is being rebooted with a well-known San Francisco bakery brand taking the space and is slated to open in August 2025 as a new location. This will be the seventh location for the brand; the proposed menu features a mix of salads, rice bowls, panini, sandwiches, toasts, parfaits, and "brunchfast" — a portmanteau that includes popular brunch and breakfast items such as a breakfast burrito, French toast, and a sausage biscuit, per the latest menu details. There will also be a coffee program with espressos, cappuccinos, lattes, cold brew on tap, plus chai, matcha lattes, turmeric lattes, and a couple of smoothies. Admission will not be required to purchase food or drinks, and seating will be available both inside and outside the space. The release notes that this new operation replaces the museum's previous restaurant, which permanently closed as of Monday, June 30, and that the space previously housed the Michelin-starred In Situ from chef Corey Lee." - Dianne de Guzman
"Toast, a salad, and a turmeric smoothie If you want a healthy-ish lunch without making any decisions, this is a good option You’ve got one option: the whole grain toast with beet hummus, a kale and lentil salad, and an eight-ounce smoothie" - julia chen 1
"Jane is a bakery, but it’s not the kind where you come to load up on bread and pastries. Instead, it’s the place you go for a light breakfast or lunch and eat an egg sandwich, avocado toast, or a rainbow and green queen salad. If you’re feeling pretty good about yourself when you’re done, grab a cookie on the way out the door." - taylor abrams, will kamensky
"Jane On Fillmore always hosts a mixed morning crowd of couples, hungover friend groups, and 7am power-walkers. But don’t be deterred by any long lines at the two-story cafe in Pacific Heights—things move quickly, even if it’s a bit chaotic at peak times. Espresso drinks and pastries by their umbrella bakery Jane have sweet breakfast-lovers’ names stamped on them, and more filling breakfast staples like avocado toast, scrambled egg sandwiches, and smoothie bowls round out the menu. Our favorite thing is the coffee cake, which is soft and cinnamon-laden and doesn't devolve into a crumbly puddle by the end. photo credit: Virginia Mae Rollison" - Julia Chen
"Stop by when you’re not in a rush, as Jane is eternally busy. But the cute decor, free Wifi, tasty baked goods prepared in-house, a healthy menu, and a good iced or hot matcha latte make it worth it. Also try the Larkin Street location." - Laurie Jo Miller Farr, Janelle Bitker
