Pork Store Cafe
Breakfast restaurant · Haight-Ashbury ·
Hearty American comfort food, classic diner vibe, generous portions
Hearty American comfort food, classic diner vibe, generous portions
"This place has two locations—one in the Haight and one in the Mission. We’re partial to the original Haight version, but you can’t go wrong with either. Pork Store Café is all about old-school, hearty diner food, with excellent eggs benedicts and Bloody Marys. Always get a biscuit on the side." - julia chen 1, ricky rodriguez, lani conway, patrick wong
"If you live in the Haight and you’re still on the hunt for a classic neighborhood diner, you haven’t been to Pork Store Cafe yet. The beloved breakfast outpost has served as Haight Street’s Waffle House for the last 45 years. Sit by the window, order the standard breakfast, split the biscuits and gravy, and do it all again next week." - Matt Tillquist
"If you go on the weekend, you will definitely have to wait for a seat at this greasy spoon. Instead, head here on a weekday and grab a seat at the counter where you can watch the cook masterfully work the griddle. You really can’t go wrong with any of the diner-style dishes, especially if they come with hash browns. The only bummer is that the biscuits tend to lack flavor (though it’s nothing some gravy and/or honey and butter can’t fix)." - Paolo Bicchieri
"Located on Haight Street, this diner is described simply as being classic — “as classic as they come.”" - Paolo Bicchieri
"Out-of-towners may crowd the sidewalks of Haight Street seeking vintage band t-shirts and an aura of old-school San Francisco, but locals know this small restaurant is no tourist trap. Pork Store is open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. seven days a week and offers the kind of warm and professional hospitality that makes even first-time diners feel like regulars. For the full experience, do the massive Pork Store special, which includes pork chops, eggs, hash browns, and biscuits with gravy for about $16." - Lauren Saria