Hefty plates of Southern eats are the main attraction at this cozy eatery with down-home decor.
"There is a deep fulfillment in eating at no-frills egg and potato joints. That’d be Kate’s Kitchen in the Lower Haight, with Pork Store Cafe in the Upper Haight as its twin flame. At this restaurant, prices are respectable for big portions of standard fare: pancakes, Denver omelets, large bowls of granola, eggs Benedict with bottomless cups of piping hot coffee. The move is to get here a little before opening to make sure you can satisfy the morning hanger before a line forms." - Paolo Bicchieri
"Kate’s serves quirky, amazing diner food that’s hard to find in San Francisco - seriously, we have no idea why they named their dishes things like the Flanched Flarney Garney or the French Toast Orgy, but we do know it all translates to “damn good breakfast.” The Flanched Flarney Garney is a breakfast sandwich served with a side of home fries and delicious homemade sausage patties. It’s deceptively simple despite the wacky name. The Mindy’s Hash Browns - a huge serving of hash browns wrapped around scrambled eggs, bacon, and cheese - is large enough to compromise the suspension in your car. And their cornmeal buttermilk pancakes are impossibly fluffy without losing their cornmeal texture." - Will Kamensky
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