Peacock Pansy

Group of 4. Ordered several dishes and everything was delicious. The customer service was great, especially considering how busy it was during Super Bowl weekend but the staff handled the crowd like pros! Would definitely recommend this place. Make reservations, especially on popular weekends!

This place has excellent food, a great place for brunch. The space is small and quiet crowded on the weekends. Place a reservation. There is outdoor seating which I would recommend on a nice day. Vegan French toast is to die for.

We stopped by for brunch at Peacock Pansy yesterday and must say, our experience was a 10/10. The staff was so attentive and polite, despite the heavy foot traffic due to Valentine’s Day. The food was absolutely delicious and worth every penny. If you’re coming on a holiday, make sure to make a reservation or arrive early like we did, as the crowd does pick up and you’ll have quite a wait.

Cute brunch spot with whimsy decor and tasty food but slow-ish service. I came on a weekday morning and waited a few minutes to be seated despite it not being busy (however it seemed they were lacking staff). The menu had many enticing options. I ended up ordering the tom yum crab omelet and a latte. My food arrived at a reasonable pace but I didn’t get my latte until 5-10 minutes after my food was served. The food itself was delicious. The omelette was packed with crab and the sauce had amazing flavour. The mushrooms were a great addition to the omelette. Potatoes were well seasoned and I honestly didn’t even have room for the toast. This place could be five stars with more staff

Great breakfast for vegans. Loved their coconut caramel coffee with oat milk as well. The French toast special was so Lovely... Lovely service and a calm atmosphere. Thank you for the stay.

Food and atmosphere was 10/10! The only thing I didn’t like was the math for the tip was completely off. The total or our meal and drinks including the tax was 93 dollars and it said a 20% tip was 23 dollars. It felt a little scammy.

Took around 45 mins to get a table, all the food/drinks we ordered were delicious + came out fast and the servers are very nice. We got the vegan french toast, tom yum crab omelette, curry chicken/waffles, and the roasted brussel sprouts + hot lavender london fog, iced thai iced tea, and iced pumpkin pie latte. All around cost $115 + $35 tip

My family and I visited San Francisco and stumbled upon this restaurant for brunch and we’re so glad we did! I had the chicken and waffles, which were perfectly cooked, crispy, and full of flavor. We also tried the very berry vegan pancakes with mango sauce and they were definitely a highlight fresh, sweet, and beautifully plated. We also ordered coffee with our meal,I ordered coffee with turmeric it was excellent smooth, rich, and very tasty. It was the perfect complement to our brunch. Everyone at our table really enjoyed their meals. The service was quick and friendly, definitely comes back and very highly recommended for brunch.

Pretty and lots of florals inside! Nice quiet brunch place for a girls outing. I went around 10am and it was quiet, not sure about lunch hours. $31 Crab omelette came with a great special tom yum sauce on the side. You can add how much you want that way. Come with wheat bread and choice of potato: fried, fries, or sweet potato fries. Kinda pricy but I did get a crab item and there was good amount of meat in the egg. Service was kind and welcoming!

I made a reservation weeks in advance for a birthday brunch for 16 people on a Saturday, and it honestly didn't feel like the reservation mattered at all. We ended up waiting about 45 minutes for our table. At one point, the waiter asked us to go ask the previous party to leave, which was super unprofessional. They were done eating and had paid but were just hanging around. We watched multiple smaller walk-in groups get seated really quickly while we waited for our table . My friends also brought a birthday cake so we could cut it, and the servers forgot to bring it out at the end when they asked for dessert. The food was decent and I did like the tom yum omelette, but overall I probably wouldn't go again especially with a large group. If reservations aren't going to be honored, there's really no point in offering them.

This asian fusion brunch place is absolutely stunning! Things i highly recommend: - Crab omelette. The tom yum sauce elevates the dish really well - Ube french toast. Great to share with your friends as a sweet dish. - Butterfly pea latte. Such a unique floral drink!

We were party of four today for Sunday brunch at 11am. Pros: * Hubby & I arrived before our friends; however we were able to sit down prior to their arrival * great Bloody Mary's * eye pleasing food. And tasty. * great location to Opera House, the Symphony Hall & SF Jazz center. * split checks no problem. Cons: * there was a sense of hurry up & eat cuz we need your table. * our dirty dishes were removed in piece meal. Done? Poof. Cleared off. Located on the corner of Fulton & Gough where Johnny Donuts used to be.

I've had Peacock Pansy bookmarked for a while and finally got to try it and it was pretty good! We had made a reservation but like many others commented, Peacock Pansy isn't really managing them appropriately. We were still sat within a reasonable window of time within our reservation but it had a chance of getting a little hairy honestly speaking. Looking over the menu, the Asian flair was evident and I loved it! But! Those prices....some of it is on the high side. Yes, it's Hayes Valley but entrees in the $30s? It's a bit much. We tried to stay on the cheaper side. I went with the curry chicken croffle at $23 and it was SOLID. Easily the best dish at the table! Everyone was taking swipes of the curry for their own dishes. The regular croffle and chicken was also pretty good according to dad but he felt the chicken was overfried and dry. Mom had the truffle mushroom scramble and remarked that she really liked the baby shiitake but really could have done without the chunky button mushrooms. My brother went with the ube French toast but it was very coconut forward. Overall food was good, but not great. Would I come again? Maybe. I think there are other Asian brunch spots that hit a bit more across the board, if I'm honest. 4 dishes, drinks, and tip came to $150.

- super cute! - wide variety on menu! - delicious food! - delicious drinks! - takes reservations! - accepts large groups! - easy to access location with nearby parking! - reservations not really respected A brunch place that takes reservations for large groups, has a menu for everyone, is cute and good for occasions, AND the food and drinks are actually tasty?! It's like finding a unicorn! One of the best shakshukas and Bloody Mary's I've ever had, and it seems like everyone was really pleased with their meals. Only note - even though we had a reservation, they still made our party of 11 wait about 45 minutes for our table. And there was some miscommunication between the servers regarding my friend's birthday cake. So there seems to be some slight disorganization, which I took a star off for. But all in all, a wonderful spot, especially for occasions! I have bookmarked it and will return!

The decor is so cute for a brunch spot and the waitress was really quick to put our order in. We got three plates to share, which was a good amount of food! I got the pumpkin pie latte and it didn't taste too strongly of anything besides the espresso. I only ate the fried chicken and croffle as well as the ube french toast. My friends loved the chorizo scramble and we all agreed their crispy potatoes were super tasty! The ube french toast was really balanced and not overly sweet. I think something to note for the fried chicken is that I believe they use dark meat, which is not my personal preference. Personally, I have no strong opinion and still recommend that people go check it out if their interested

I have been to Peacock Pansy on many occasions and the quality has always been consistent and delicious. The inside of the brunch spot is beautiful with tons of flowers and nature themed decor hanging from the ceilings and walls and looks quite similar to Son & Garden with a "Hello Beautiful" flower wall upon entry. The staff are also alway welcoming and sweet. The last time I went my friends and I got the pumpkin spice oat milk lattes as well as the salmon eggs Benedict, breakfast burrito, cheese omelet with mushrooms, and the vegan French toast. Everything was fresh and delicious but my absolute favorites were the vegan French toast and the salmon eggs Benedict! The vegan French toast is spongy with hints of coconut and the banana maple bourbon sauce is chef's kiss. The salmon eggs Benedict is also perfectly creamy and the English muffin is crisped and not soggy at all just how I like it!

I really wanted to love Peacock Pansy because the menu is full of fun, creative dishes. Overall, everything was interesting, but not everything landed. The standout was definitely the chicken and waffles, truly great. The potatoes were also solid, and the plates overall looked beautiful. I didn't really need the toast, though, and the vegan French toast was super thick and a bit hard to eat. The Tom Yum omelette was okay; it had plenty of crab and the tom yum sauce itself was tasty, but it wasn't spicy at all, which left it feeling a little flat. Service was great, and making a reservation through the Yelp app was super easy. I'd come back for the chicken and waffles, but the rest of the menu felt a bit hit-or-miss.

Super cute and chic spot with the best decor! Went here for a bridal shower with a group of ~12 girls and had such a great time. The space is very aesthetic and perfect for accommodating larger groups. Despite how busy it was, the servers were incredibly organized, taking our orders efficiently and bringing everything out in a timely manner. I had the mango coconut chia pudding, which was super creamy and delicious. Loved the fresh fruit and appreciated that it wasn't overly sweet. For my main dish, I ordered the spicy tom yum crab omelet which had generous chunks of crab and a great portion size overall. The crispy potatoes on the side were amazing and I couldn't stop eating them! I also tried the strawberry mint sparkler, which was refreshing but a little too tart for my taste. Overall, such a fun spot and perfect for a girls brunch or special occasion. Service was kind and attentive, and they even helped us rearrange tables to get the perfect group photo. Highly recommend!

First time at Peacock Pansy brunch, a reservation is highly recommended on the wknd . They were quite busy on the wknd, you might have to wait a bit even you have reservation which. I wasn't in a hurry so I didn't mind waiting. I love the decor, it's super cute but not a big restaurant. I didn't have any issue finding street parking, there were plenty on neighboring streets. Cocktails: - pineapple jalapeno margarita and paloma. They were both delicious. Food: Their food is a mix of different style which I like. Everything looked so good, it was difficult to pick. - From the special menu - ube creme brulee french toast. If you are having a sweet tooth and love a good french toast. You definitely have to try this, it was really good. - Chilaquiles rojos, my friend said it was good, she liked it. I'll definitely come back to try other dishes.

Sure, the Instagram-worthy interior is nice, but c'mon--we're here to judge the food. And honestly? It's pretty good! I got the breakfast burrito with a side of sweet potato fries. The burrito was solid, though it definitely needed some kind of crunch--maybe a hash brown or crispy bacon--and I wish the tortilla had been grilled. The sweet potato fries were standard but great, and I really liked the salsa that came with it. I also ordered a pumpkin pie latte, which was so sweet but so delicious. Absolutely downed that thing. My friends got tacos, a salad, chicken and waffles, and French toast--all of which looked stellar and super fresh. Prices felt fair for what you get. I'd definitely come back.

Such a cute spot! I love how colorful everything was. Their menu is full of great items, and they cater to multiple dietary restrictions. The food itself is really good, the crab omelette was amazing! The only negative feedback was on the french toast. It has orange zest in it, which is fine, but we werent expecting it and it wasnt mentioned in the menu. It was also slightly soggy but everything else was fine. Staff is very efficient and happy to help. Would definitely come back!

Wanted to try an Asian fusion breakfast and we found THE place. I had the Okonomiyaki omelette-- so much flavor!!! We also had the chia pudding, that was also yummy. The croffle and berries were absolutely delicious. Parking was plenty after 9 ( 2 hour limit) street parking. Area was nice and clean. The staff were friendly and helpful. Will definitely come back!

From place to service to food, everything was great! The server was very attentive and kind from the start. She checked in on us often and had a smile on her face throughout. She was kind to offer to take our group pic! Place is beautiful and neat. The food was worth the try, personally loved the okonomiyaki omelette!

Such a beautiful interior, perfect to bring spring into your life any day. The carefully constructed canopy and wall of flowers are amazing, tailor made for an Instagram moment. We had a weekday brunch. I chose the Butter Herb Lobster Omelette ($31) but the lobster didn't have much flavor and the texture told me the seafood was frozen more than once. I made a rare return (seafood a vendor issue?) My dish was quickly replaced with a classic Eggs Benedict ($23) with perfectly runny eggs on extra thick English muffins like the ones I used to buy at the Alemany Farmers' Market. It was delicious. My son had the Moo Sawan Bahn Mi ($23), quite spicy with pork belly jerky, cucumber, carrot, cilantro, hoisin aioli and jalapeño. He liked it and the tumeric mango lassi ($8). Service was so kind and soothing in its tranquility, perfect for slowing down the day and enjoying a meal with big party of friends or one on one. The menu is beyond the usual offerings and quite inventive (Chilaquilas Rojas and Brussels Sprouts and Bacon Hash). There are lots of omelettes, wraps and salads to choose from the menu. Peacock Pansy is a special place to unwind right behind City Hall in the vibrant corridor close to SF Jazz and the Symphony and Opera. They'll do really well with brunch, particularly the pre-Symphony and Opera holiday crowds. We'll return.

Definitely one of the better bottomless mimosa brunch spots in SF. I feel like spots that do bottomless mimosas super lack in the food department. Peacock Pansy doesn't! Joined the yelp waitlist ahead of time and got seated fairly quickly when coming on a Saturday. The girlfriend and I had no plans to do bottomless but life happens and next thing you know you are drunk. I ordered the chilaquiles as well and for once finished my food while doing bottomless. Their version of an espresso martini was also yummy! The staff were super friendly and fun with us. Inside is super instagrammable. Parking is tough since it's Hayes Valley area but public transportation is super accessible.

My friends and I decided to start our morning off with brunch as it was one of their birthday. We ordered a smoked salmon benedict, ube French toast, pancakes, and the croffles and berries. The salmon benedict came with a side of crispy potatoes which were amazing. Everything was delicious. The service was great and the staff were attentive. This place uses florals as part of their decorations and was clean.

The cutest brunch spot for unique food and drinks. We had to wait 30 minutes even with a reservation so come prepared. The food was delicious

I made a 12:30pm reservation here for Sunday brunch with a friend. Despite that, we still had to wait ~20 minutes before getting seated...and this was after checking with the staff twice to see where we were on the waitlist. It seems like making a reservation didn't really mean anything here, and the staff just started seating whoever was waiting close by the front entrance because I noticed 3 other parties of two people were still ahead of me on the waitlist when I got seated. As for the food, my friend and I shared the tom yum crab omelette and the croffle & berries. Both items were delicious! The omelette had a surprising amount of crab, and the flavorful tom yum sauce paired perfectly with it. I also really enjoyed the chewy, crunchy texture of the croffle. Overall, despite enjoying the food here, I had to deduct a star due to the confusing "reservation" system and the slight lack of cleanliness (our plates had stains and random crumbs on them).

Great cafe to meet up with someone during the middle of the week! Big space and plenty of room to have a conversation without feeling like the person next to you in part of it. Service is very friendly, quick to refill on the coffee and accommodating to requests. My avocado toast was great and my friend's pancake looked awesome.

We had a reservation for 12:30 today for three and had to wait over 25 minutes until we were eventually seated. I read this is common in other reviews so definitely a point off for not being good about reservations. I got the tropical pancakes, confirmed they are vegan, and they also happen to be gluten free. Not only was this dish well plated, it tasted great too. It wasn't excessively sweet and the portion size was just right for me as the first meal of the day. I thought it looked small when it arrived, but I was full at the last few bites. I highly recommend, it was our favorite dish of the few we tried. My friends got mimosas and didn't love them. They said it wasn't fresh and tasted like minute maid orange juice was added. One friend ordered the vegan french toast and it was great. The texture was crunchy on the outside but super soft on the inside. The ambience is cute and was a fun brunch spot. I would come back again.

The food here is DELICIOUS. Our server was incredibly kind, had great energy, and was so knowledgeable about their different dishes. Overall great vibe. I tried the eggs classic Benedict but put their special hot hollandaise sauce with arugula and it was great! I also got their limited time chicken croffle with curry and the flavor was amazing. Note that not all of their lattes have espresso!! I made this mistake but thankfully my server was very accommodating and allowed me to make the switch. The bottomless mimosas are also a great deal. The guava flavor is their best!

Made a reservation for 8 people for a Sunday morning. There was a bit of a wait despite the reservation (and line out the door of other people waiting!) but they were gladly able to accommodate adding an additional person to our reservation which we really appreciated. The inside is a bit crowded but had fun murals on the walls and lots of greenery. Menu is labeled nicely for what items are vegan or could be made vegan and they also had a specials menu featuring ube creme brûlée French toast (which could be made vegan). We ordered that and the tofu scramble and both were delicious! Lovely that the tofu scramble comes with avocado and a side (we got breakfast potatoes). My dining partner especially loved the French toast. The bloody Mary's are unfortunately not vegan but looked nice with lots of garnishes.

TL;DR Trendy brunch spot with aesthetic vibes, tasty dishes, and fast service once seated. Loved the chicken curry croffle. Even with a reservation, expect a wait during peak hours. Great for photos and a casual weekend hangout. --- found this place on Yelp and it was super easy to make a reservation for my group for Saturday brunch. I had originally booked for 12 PM but called ahead to let them know we'd be running late. They were really nice about it and moved it to 12:30 PM without any issue, which I appreciated. I got a text at 12:32 PM saying our table was ready, but when we got there, they told us to wait a little. I didn't mind at first, but it ended up being about another 20 minutes before we were seated. The place was packed, so it made sense, but something to keep in mind if you're coming during peak hours. Once we were seated, service was quick and really solid. They took our drink and food orders right away, and everything came out fast. I got the butterfly pea latte, which honestly just tasted like a warm milk tea. For food, I went with the chicken croffle and curry since I wanted to try something different from what my friends got. Most of them went with the fried chicken croffle. I actually liked my dish. The curry had good flavor and the pickled purple cabbage added a nice bit of acidity to balance out the richness. I'd consider getting it again. The whole vibe of the restaurant leans into the aesthetic side (I.e., plating, decor). It's definitely an influencer kind of place. Great if you're looking to take photos and hang out somewhere cute. Only thing I'd be careful of is coming during busy weekend brunch hours. Even with a reservation, I saw a few groups waiting past their scheduled times.

The decor was so vibrant and colorful. You can take a picture at the entrance. The flower wall, the flowers on the ceiling. Super cute. The waitress was friendly and timely, she checked on our group regularly. The food was delicious, everyone was so thrilled with the presentation and the taste. Yes a must return. Our first and definitely not our last. Get cute and picture ready:)

Super cute brunch spot! I loved all the floral decor inside and the pretty plating of all the dishes. I had the grilled shrimp and corn salad and also sampled the chicken croffle which was really good. Also ordered an matcha latte with almond milk, it was a bit sweet even though I ordered it unsweetened and didn't have a super strong matcha taste. Came with a large party on a reservation we were able to make the morning of and our servers did a great job getting everyone their food and orders promptly!

We came for bottomless mimosas on a Saturday and it was very busy. We made reservations before hand and we still had to wait for 30 minute before our table was ready which wasn't the best start. Service was much better once we were seated and they continued to bring over and refill our mimosas. Guava was the best flavor. Food was decent, I was impressed with their crispy potatoes. A little bit expensive, not sure if I would return!

A little bit of a wait on a Sunday for a party of 2 but not too bad! We got seated on the counter which I would have preferred a table since the chairs were uncomfortable and I felt like I was too high up eating my food. I enjoyed my moo sawan and would definitely come back. My tolerance for spice is high so it wasn't too spicy for me and the spicy cilantro-lime hollandaise was tasty! * Moo Sawan - House-made pork jerky, poached eggs, brussel sprouts, spicy cilantro-lime hollandaise, cayenne pepper $27 * Surf & Sea - English muffins, poached eggs, crab meat, shrimps, sautéed arugula, spicy cilantro-lime hollandaise $33 * Thai iced tea

First time in San Fran, so what better way to start this adventure than bottomless mimosas? Peacock pansy is a cute little spot that excels in their platings. Their bottomless mimosa is an exceptional deal. $22 for all the champagne I could ask for? Say less. They also feature different flavors compared to other venues. They had lychee, hibiscus, guava. A phenomenal changeup from the orange and pineapple that usually paints my Sunday mornings. I ordered the smoked salmon Benedict and got to try the fried chicken and croffle. The Benedict was pretty good. The croffle I think is better since the fried chicken takes the cake. A croissant and waffle is a match made in heaven so seeing them together was pretty cool. Dipping a crispy, buttery, croffle is syrup is a great way to win me over. Anyway, it's a cute little spot with solid food, very nice staff, and phenomenal plating. Def a spot to go with the #girlies.

super unique brunch items in civic center - i loved the okonomiyaki omelette and berry pancakes. the crispy potatoes are especially fire!! service was good, the place was packed on a sunday morning but bar seating was fast. would go back and recommend this spot!

10/10 on the interior! It's one of those Instagram worth Felt too awkward to try to take pictures when the restaurant is super crowded. Brunch really isn't easy on your pocket but everything here was tasty. They have a lot of different flavors going on here. I ordered their moo sawan. One of the better egg bennies I've had in awhile. My wife ordered their lobster grill cheese.. fancy! However, we were a bit conflicted about the choice of bread. We were expecting it to look more like a grilled cheese sandwich. Rip texture. Side note, they have bottomless mimosa for those who likes going hard during brunch.

This place is always delish. Friendly service and fast, quick seating, and great food. I tried the Moo Sawan Benedict and was filling and flavorful. I enjoyed the brussel sprouts with it and the flavorful meat. It was something a bit more unique. The crispy potatoes are always the best as well. Truly crispy and love the texture. Happy to have Peacock Pansy in the neighborhood.

Saw this restaurant on line and had to see it for myself. Immediately on entering, I was warmly greeted by the servers, as well as the host and immediately sat with my party. Service was very prompt and kind. The food came out very quickly, and it was very fresh and delicious. The vibe in the restaurant was very laid-back and calming. Definitely a place to go and check out when you are in San Francisco.

A great brunch spot in Hayes Valley. Peacock Pansy offers delicious Asian fusion brunch and is a great alternative to similar restaurants in the city without as much of a crowd. I would still recommend making a reservation a few days in advance if you decide to eat on weekends in order to beat the line. Service is great and the interior is beautifully decorated with flowers. Food and drinks were amazing in taste, generous in portions, and eye-catching in plating. You can't go wrong with any item. We thoroughly enjoyed our smoked salmon benedict and mushroom and truffle scramble. We ended our meal on a sweet note with their ube french toast which was heavenly. Definitely will be returning!

Really pretty brunch spot, perfect for your IG posts or dating profile. Their name drew me to this spot, and their Asian fusion menu sealed the deal for me! I decided to try the lobster grilled cheese. It didn't come in the type of bread I expected, but it was generously buttered and delicious nonetheless. The gooey melted cheese and lobster meat was oozing out with every bite! They definitely didn't skimp on the amount of meat, thankfully. Too bad I'm terrible with alcohol and couldn't try the brunch cocktails. I'd love to return again to try more of their menu offerings if I'm ever awake early enough to be in the area again haha

Tl;dr - Fresh, bright, and bold flavors -- this is hands down one of my top three brunch spots, currently holding the top tier position. I'm really letting it out the bag talking about this one. So, I realized I haven't given this a review in some time and probably for good reason, because I want to keep it all to myself. Very few places in the city you can get into and find parking around prior so if you go, go once and don't come back. :) Haha, all jokes aside this place is right by the civic plaza in a very nicely lit space adorned with flowers and color. Very much a Thai/Asian brunch, it weaves traditional American brunch cuisine with various eastern style dishes. Conversely though, the Pansy does it with great flair compared to other spots like Surisan, Farmhouse, Sweet Maple, etc. All those spots are good, but I just think PP edges them out easily in just the overall menu and the drinks especially. Their Bloody Mary is exceptional, and the mimosas are always good. They also have a very deep coffee and tea menu with a lot of awesome options, all executed to perfection. Some standouts for me would be the crouffles, the crab Benedict, the pork tacos, hell I don't think I've had anything here that wasn't firing on all cylinders. The service is brisk but friendly, they typically only stay open for the brunch time slot so they are all business, trying to get folks in and out at a speedy pace. Totally appreciate that. Only thing I'd say is if you end up by the windows it can get a little warm, they could try to block the sun a bit more but that would inadvertedly hurt the vibe in the early morning I expect. Overall, perfect place to bring a group of folks for a nice time and then go for a walk around hayes valley afterwards. 10/10, just please for the love of God SF will you not ruin another of the places I like. If I see a line out the door tomorrow with 80 wasian girls I'm done dropping these nuggets. lol

I visited this beautiful spot with my friends, and it was a good place for breakfast. The food was delicious, I had the chicken and waffles--the chicken was crispy, and the waffle was freshly made. The very berry pancakes are also a must-try. They offer a variety of coffees as well as matcha. The place can get quite busy, especially on weekends, so I'd recommend making a reservation. The service was also very quick.

Great food, great atmosphere, great service!! And best of all, dog friendly and they have vegan options. Highly recommend!

Came here for brunch with my friend and we were immediately seated next to the window. The table was a bit small for what would be two giant portions of food and smaller plates (since we were sharing) so it did feel like I was playing Tetris trying to fit everything on the table. Ordered the ube toast and the moo sawan benedict. The moo sawan benedict was flavorful and the pork jerky had just the right amount of chew. The ube toast had a lava center so when we cut into it, there was this great ube sauce that the bread could soak in. I'm not sure about the ambiance for the rest of the restaurant as I was near the front but the entrance has a flower wall which I know plenty of people have taken pictures in front of. It was a nice, sunny day so being surrounded by windows brought in a lot of natural sunlight into the space. Overall, I could imagine myself coming here again and trying out their other items.

What a lovely restaurant! I highly recommend trying this place! I reserved a table for 12 people for a friend's birthday party and the staff was so kind and accommodating. They helped me with tape and allowed us to bring a cake from outside (with a small cake cutting fee). The food was absolutely amazing. Unlike other brunch spots I often find SF, this place is SO UNIQUE. Their dishes are delicious, especially the Tom Yum eggs Benedict and Okonomiyaki Benedict! Will definitely go back to this place!

Peacock Pansey is definitely a cutesy, Instagram worthy spot. It was a bit of a wait. In fact, it was about 15 minutes until anyone acknowledged us. Once the hostess finally came to great us we were seated about 5 minutes after. They were very busy but very friendly. The food was great but the coffee was nothing to rave about. It was also a bit expensive. 100 dollars for 3 people but I guess that's San Francisco! :( The best part of peacock pansy was the super friendly service. I wish I could remember my waitress's name !

Peacock Pansy is a brunch spot that lives up to the hype--both in aesthetics and food. The Instagram-worthy entryway with a wall of vibrant flowers is a fun touch and definitely sets the tone for a visually appealing experience. It's not surprising this place is packed for those younger tech crowd in SF; we did not have to wait as we had reservations. The menu offers a mix of classic brunch favorites and creative fusion dishes with Thai influences. I ordered the Spicy Tom Yum Crab Omelet, and it was a solid option--fluffy scrambled eggs with a kick of spicy Tom Yum sauce, paired with mushrooms, onions, tomatoes, and Gruyere. It was bold, flavorful, and unconventional to what I've had at a brunch spot before. My brunch dining partner had the Crab Madame, which was also impressive--the house-made crab cake was perfectly seasoned, and the Mornay sauce added a rich, creamy finish. The side salad was a fresh complement. The only nit pick was the service--it felt a bit rushed, likely due to how busy they were. Still, the staff was friendly and attentive enough given the crowd.

Everything went well, really fast seating and service! Servers were very attentive. Space is small and tables are close to eachother but we didnt mind it. Food was delicious!!! 10/10!!! Will come again!

Really great brunch experience! I came on a Sunday afternoon with a friend and we were able to join the waitlist on Yelp ahead of time so we only waited about 10 min once we checked in to grab a table. I got the tum yum crab omelet and Thai tea latte. The omelet was great and and I loved the tum yum sauce on the side which was packed with flavor and made the dish amazing. The side of sweet potato fries were also great. The Thai tea latte was ok but too sweet even thought I asked for it to be less sweet and I wish it was creamier for a sweeter drink. The menu is creative and has plenty of options for whatever you're feeling so I'll be back to try the other items.

My friend and I were able to get a reservation here for a Sunday brunch together. The restaurant was crowded; even with the reservation, we had to wait for around 5 minutes for a table to become available to us. The restaurant entrance itself is beautiful. There is wall of flowers along with flowers across the ceiling and a neon sign displaying the name of the restaurant. We ordered the Lavender London Fog, Peacock Pansy Pancake with a side of Bacon, and the Mushroom & Truffle Scrambled. The Lavender London Fog had a strong lavender taste to it, and the egg dish was quite good for a brunch menu item along with its sweet potato fries. While I enjoyed the sauces including the Yuzu sauce for the Peacock Pansy Pancake, I believe the dish got sweet a bit too quickly. Overall, their selection in brunch items is quite diverse, and so I would love to come back and try another dish next time!

Living a stone's throw away, I frequently see bustling crowds for Sunday Brunch at Peacock Pansy. Today, we finally stopped in for a quick dessert (we got got by the advertisement for Ube Creme Brûlée French Toast). The French toast was thick and custardy. But, for me, it was a bit too sweet and I prefer more crispy edges to this style of thick French toast. I wish the edges and the brûlée'd part had more browning. The berries helped a lot to balance out the sweet, but I found the dish overall to be underwhelming. At $24, I wouldn't get this again. The service was very accommodating and the interior makes for a perfect brunch spot! The menu was very interesting. It has a pan-Asian influence from Thai curries to Japanese Okonomiyaki. I would want to come back try some of the savory options because I definitely felt some food envy look at other people's plates. For now, this was just ok.

The decor is just beautiful! It really gives a special vibe as soon as you walk in. Staff was very accommodating and friendly. The food: I would say it wasn't as great as the decor, and some of the pricing was high. For example, I ordered tea, and it was just a hot cup of water and a still-in-the-package tea bag from Numi, for $5. For $6, you can get a Lavender London Fog, so the staff was kind enough to switch it out for me. We ordered: 1. The Ube Crème Brûlée French toast was really disappointing. First, the French toast is not actually ube, they just douse it in ube sauce. There was no sign of the crème brûlée as the whole thing was quite soggy. 2. The shrimp and cauliflower puree was good but didn't come out hot. The I love that they spice the food and nothing was bland. 3. Egg white and veggie omelette was delicious! So flavorful and lots of big mushroom flavor. Crispy potatoes were excellent. 4. Classic eggs Benedict was also excellent and flavorful. Nice lemon flavor and perfectly cooked eggs. I'd take a guest from out of town here.

Easy go to spot for a brunch date! recommend to make a reservation since it can get busy during weekends. Food was filling and served quickly, staff are super friendly and kind. Would definitely come back with girlfriends to catch up and take a cute pic at the flower wall on the way out!