Town's End Brunch

Great pre-game brunch spot! We stopped by Town's End before the Giants game and it did not disappoint. The food was delicious, service was excellent, and prices were surprisingly affordable for SF. The Swedish pancakes were amazing—definitely a standout. The California Club hit the spot, and the seasoned fries were a tasty bonus. We also tried the açaí bowl which was super refreshing. All around, a solid brunch experience. Definitely a must before heading to the ballpark!

Great atmosphere and food with good portion sizes. Waiting staff is very kind. On weekends, especially with Giants games, expect a 10 minute wait. Mostly classic diner options, limited selection for vegetarians, but there are a few omelettes. The London fog is great!

Definitely will be coming back to eat delicious breakfast and brunch foods! The Warrior plate can serve two people for the price of $20, it kept me full till dinner. The prices aren’t steep and the quality of food is great.

I ordered a breakfast burrito, and it was wet (with sauce), so I cannot hold and eat while I am walking to the baseball game. I was surprised it was wet, I need to site and eat. I also had a cafe mocha, which tasted like water mixed hot chocolate. Nothing special about this place.

🍳 Town’s End is a South Beach favorite that never disappoints. It has that classic diner feel with a fresh, local twist. The menu is packed with comfort food favorites—think fluffy pancakes, hearty scrambles, and perfectly crisp bacon—but it’s the kind of place that also surprises you with seasonal specials and thoughtful touches. The juice bar is a standout: fresh, vibrant, and the perfect way to start the day. The staff is always welcoming and attentive, making it feel like a neighborhood spot even if you’re just visiting. Whether you’re fueling up for a Giants game or easing into a weekend morning, Town’s End delivers every time

We stopped here for breakfast last week. It was absolutely delicious. I had the veggie omelette with hash browns and my partner had the hot dogs with eggs and home fries. We both shared the biscuits and gravy and fresh squeezed orange juice. Highly recommend this place as it's one of the only brunch spots on this side of the city.

Our visit was planned as a senior event thru the YMCA wellness center. Everything was great, almost 50 of us, so considering it went well! I would go again!

I had burnt bacon bits in my food all over. When I pointed it out, they said the option I ordered comes with well done bacon bits. I had to carefully remove it from each bite since it tasted horrible, but otherwise the food was okay. Would order more carefully if I ever end up here, but unlikely I will.

Classic Reuben with seasoned fries ! This Reuben is so good and the nice thing about it is the kraut is not over powering that you can taste the delicious meat. Another thing it's not sloppy nor dry the bread holds up instead in your hands. I Have been going there for years and the food is always great and the service is always great ! Good food and good people!

Date: Sunday, June 8th, 2025 Time: 10am Party of: 3 Meal: Breakfast / Brunch Reservation Made: via Yelp about 2.5 weeks prior *GLS Sparkling Wine ($10) x2 *Granola & Yogurt ($12) *Side Bacon ($5) *Ale Battered Fish And Chips ($18) *Chicken Cobb Salad ($18) The hubby and I were going to a Giants game with a friend of mine. We wanted to make it for the promo item, so we decided to meet up for brunch first. We got here right on time and waited about 5 mins for our table. I wanted some veg, so got the salad. It had a good amount of toppings, tho I did ask for them to put the blue cheese on the side and they did not. I didn't mind, but I was sharing the salad with the hubs and he doesn't like blue cheese. That was the only bummer. Otherwise they gave it to me with ranch on the side like I asked. Close enough to the park to have a meal and walk over. REVIEW #3785

This is the place to grab brunch before a day San Francisco Giants baseball game at Oracle Park. Inside is a shrine of bobble heads of the San Francisco Giants , San Francisco Forty Niners, and the Golden State Warriors (originally San Francisco Warriors). There is also a juice bar along with an alcohol menu with alcoholic coffee cocktails , beer, sangria, and wines. I had to get the fish and chips. The fish was fresh and lightly battered and the fries were crispy. I also had the breakfast with golden hash browns which was tasty with bacon, biscuits, and eggs. Just because Pier 38 is across the street does not mean it's next to Pier 39 ( over a 2 mile distance) which I heard stories about tourists in SF making that mistake( Dodger fans usually). A good brunch spot for any and all seasons including the Holiday season. Come for the brunch which is a combination of a breakfast with a lunch blend It's not on Townsend street but it's close and it's called Town's End

Despite our 10:30am reservations, an 11am reservation got sat before us. We were a party of 5 didn't get sat until 11:10 and watched a walk in of 5 get sat before us. My mimosa had a bug but they did give me a new one! Food was okay. Not sure if I would come back.

The food was good! Recommend if you want a good place to have breakfast. The coffee options are great also. I got the avocado toast, it was ok , I just wish they served fresh avocado instead of the spread. Overall I would eat here again but try something different

You NEED to go try the cornflakes french toast. The crispy french toast is stuffed with vanilla custard . I couldn't stop eating it. They also have massive breakfast burritos, loaded scrambled and much much more!

Had a great breakfast with a college buddy at Town's End Brunch before we went to a Giants game. I did not know about this place even though I had worked up the street many, many moons ago. My loss. I had the Denver omelette and it was quite good. I was starving and needed to pack on the protein and carbs for what turned out to be a hot day in the City. Add to that lots of black coffee--our server kept my cup full--and I was ready for some baseball. My buddy had the Corned Beef Hash and I know I will have that the next time I am there. Man, it looked good. The joint was packed with Giants fans, but the servers stayed on their toes. It definitely a spot I would go to again. Picture time.

Overall an excellent breakfast. Arrived around 9:00 on a Sunday morning with no wait to be seated. The breakfast burrito was delicious and my son enjoyed the corn flake French toast. They were even able to accommodate with heavy cream for my coffee.

Hadn't been here in a while, but definitely took a downward turn. Service was lax; no real special attention paid to table. The small muffins that were given out at the beginning of each meal apparently are gone and to be honest all three plates were lacking any special taste or originality. Too bad- Won't go back here again.

Usually eat here before heading home after seeing the Giants play. Always great food, and great service! Our go to place! The fresh squeezed juices are the best! Can't wait to return!

The food took over 40 minutes to be served after we ordered. Waited 25 minutes to be seated. Hash browns were burnt. Waitress was kind but we got the feeling that she was frustrated. Not likely to ever come here again. Bar lady was awesome.

Made the mistake of eating here before a Giants game. We made an 11:30am reservation in advance of a 1:05pm game. We arrived a bit early, but weren't seated until after 11:55am. We ordered as we sat down -- having had plenty of time to review the menu -- but it took until a little after 12:30pm for our simple order (pancakes, a sandwich, and an omelette) to arrive. We had to race through our meal and over to the ballpark, through security, and up to our seats. The food wasn't nearly good enough for the trouble. I wish we'd just grabbed something at the Ferry Building.

I ordered a breakfast burrito, and it was wet (with sauce), I cannot hold and eat while I am walking to the baseball game. I was surprised it was wet, I need to site and eat. I also had a cafe mocha, which tasted like water mixed hot chocolate. Nothing special about this place. Just need to grab a bite.

I love this eatery, and am thankful I live close by so I can go often. On weekends or on days with a big event nearby, expect a wait. Otherwise seating is quick, and so are drinks and food. If you want a fresh juice, they have that. The ambiance is relaxed, with good lighting throughout. There is indoor and outdoor seating. Everything I've eaten there is delicious, notably the biscuits and gravy, tuna melt, and breakfast plates. I always order a green juice and or latte, both delicious.

I'm a sucker for chilaquiles, but these were not hitting the spot. The eggs were good but the sauce they use and the tortilla chips just didn't do it for me. The mimosas were great and well priced. Our server was friendly and I would come back and try something else to see if this was just not what they're known for.

Great service, food, location and mimosas !! Perfect for a family birthday brunch celebration !!

A classic brunch spot; good for family, friends, and dates alike with friendly servers and a wide variety of menu options. This place was very accommodating for our party of 16. All of our meals came out in a good time and were well-prepared. My Denver scramble was a satisfying accompaniment to a pitcher of mimosa split by myself and friends. Nice location too. Solid spot, definitely recommend if in the area

Went here before the giants game, had a wait we got there just in time! I ordered the crab Benedict I really liked it ! It was real crab cake with potatoes! Kids ordered the French onion soup, it tasted like stove top in a cup ... bf got the waffles ! Everything was made to order , busy and great service , ambiance is nice breakfast joint with good food, large portions and you can see the cooks! Recommend for a good breakfast or brunch

I wish I could do three and a half stars. This place is a classic neighborhood breakfast spot that I've enjoyed since moving here a year and a half ago. The menu has a great variety, with something for everyone, from hearty breakfast staples to lighter options. The food is consistently good, and the staff is always friendly. That said, the place is often understaffed, which can make the experience a bit frustrating during busy times. I'd recommend avoiding Giants game days--it gets pretty hectic, and the service can really slow down. I love that it's a walkable spot in the neighborhood, and they do offer outdoor seating, which is nice on sunny days. However, I was disappointed to learn on my last visit (about three weeks ago) that they no longer allow dogs inside. While I understand the policy change, it's a bummer since it was one of the reasons we loved coming here with our pup. All in all, it's a good local spot with potential to be even better if they had more staff to keep up with demand. I'll still come back, just not on a game day and only when I'm prepared for a potentially slower experience.

Great breakfast/ brunch place. The friendliest staff and they have pitchers of mimosas in several flavors. The biscuits and gravy were delicious. The hash browns are cooked with a nice crisp. The tropical açaí was also very good. We topped it off with a pitcher of mango mimosas. Highly recommend.

The best thing about this place is its close proximity to Oracle Park! It's a quick walk to the park and near lots of PARKING LOTS which makes it convenient when you're planning on attending a Giants game. They offer reservations which is a good idea considering how busy they get. When you arrive, there's a kiosk where you check in. You may want to double check with the staff that you're checked in just to make sure you aren't overlooked. They get VERY busy on a game day but they are friendly and attentive. The MIMOSA pitcher is a good deal ($30) and good for a table of 4. The food was just EH... We got the MR BREAKFAST which is a 2 egg breakfast with a choice of meat (we chose the chicken Apple sauce and a side of the smoked pit ham which was fatty), house potatoes or hash browns, and toast. *PLEASE NOTE: I edited my initial review to correct the fact that there is a $25 hold on a credit card as that info was incorrect after the owner, Sam, kindly and promptly responded to my review. I went in to reserve a table just to double check the info in my review and found I was incorrect.

A great place to start the morning quick , effective and friendly service (that use Yelp Waitlist!) Decent prices and a good selection of delicious food. They even bake their now family recipe pastry and cakes. I had an orange coconut pound cake it was so good. We decided on an avocado toast and all was just perfect crispy bread and back on pieces with a nice avocado mouse topped by a perfectly cooled poached egg. Their pancakes are good as well one of the best restaurant pancakes I had in a long time. I recommend this restaurants for sure and will be back.

Food was delicious, the service was amazing and the price was the best I have seen a breast place in SF in a long time. Close by to the SF Giants Stadium.

We really enjoyed our breakfast! The food was fresh and cooked perfectly. I had the chicken fried steak, it was cooked perfectly and the gravy was delicious. The hash browns were so good, crispy on the outside and seasoned well. My son had the crab cake eggs Benedict. He loved it!! There was a generous amount of hollandaise, this made him extremely happy. Hubby had the corned beef hash. He was very happy with his as well, again, the eggs were cooked perfectly. Our waitress was very nice and checked on us periodically, filling waters and coffee. Great service. The restaurant is bright and clean. Best of all was the view. It was an easy walk from the ball park and our hotel too. I can't wait to visit again.

Great staple brunch spot - they have EVERYTHING and the vibes are always great! Typically can get a table quite easily I love their "Lean" omelette (you can get eggs a variety of styles here too) with a green juice. So yummy and great after a night out (still healthy but satisfying) That said you can get anything here honestly and it's a good neighborhood brunch spot!

I love the service here -- the staff were very friendly and checked in frequently. they were accommodating towards our big group, and also kept on refilling our waters. we enjoyed the peach and mango pitchers very much. I got the corned beef hash bowl -- my overeasy eggs were overcooked (the yolks were hard), the potatoes were a bit bland, and the biscuit was dry. but overall it was a big portion. maybe other dishes were better!

Amazing brunch and portion sizes! We got the corn flake French toast which was also topped with cream, custards, and berries and was everything you could ever want in a sweet breakfast (while still not being sickly sweet!). It's located right near the pier, so perfect for a Sunday brunch and walk.

Solid brunch spot in a quaint and quiet part of town! The menu is EXTENSIVE and I will definitely be back to try all the other dishes. Personally, my country fried steak was delicious. The steak was super crispy and paired with a smooth and luxurious gravy. The hash browns were nice and crispy. Biscuit was super warm, buttery and pair amazing with the strawberry jalapeño jam they provided. All around solid food! The service was fairly decent. We had to flag a waiter down to take our order after being seated for a good while, but after that they were super attentive about coming by to see if we needed anything. There's definitely a small business feel to this establishment -- which I really appreciate!

Guacamole toast? We went here yesterday for an early Mother's Day brunch. While the service was not great and the food was lacking. I ordered avocado toast and they literally smeared pre made (Costco brand) guacamole on a piece of bread with a poach pathetic looking egg. No garnish, no flavor. It was gross. I had two bites. The waitress just cleared my plate and didn't even ask if there was a problem. Not coming back here.

Was my go to spot ill sick to the fresh juice won't be buying food Nit you have to ask for everything all yhe condiments etc.

I like it! The space is long & narrow, with lots of windows. The staff is super nice and efficient! I really enjoyed my breakfast. I had Eggs Benedict with Spinach & smoked honey bacon. The only bad thing was that my poached eggs were overcooked, not runny at all. Normally, I would send back, but we were on our way to a Giants game, everyone received their food, etc. I think they forgot to put in cold water after, so they would stop cooking. I will definitely come back here to eat. My tea was delicious, and everyone else loved their coffee. Hash browns were great! Yum, yum! They have a beer & wine license. They do not have a liquor license. So soju is their bloody mary booze, etc. Just fyi. I look forward to eating here again soon!

Very cozy little nook. Food is good. It gives very old time diner vibes. Loved it on a casual Morning walk. Mostly my go to place because its nearby.

Overall, I thought this place offered typical tasting breakfast/brunch items. I had the Chicken Fried Steak, which was okay. The steak lacked flavor, but the texture was decent. The gravy was rich and the better part of the meal. I thought the eggs weren't cooked well and the biscuit was fairly dry. My group shared an order of pancakes and those weren't anything special. I thought the service was uneven. We received friendly service in the beginning, but there was no follow-up after our food arrived. The ambiance is interesting since it feels very 90s inside, which I kind of like! Overall, I didn't find the food to be particularly impressive. If you're in the South Beach area, where there aren't a ton of options for brunch, this would be a place to consider trying. I liked the idea of a big menu, full of various brunch items, but nothing I tried was memorable.

At first the entente is a bit confusing as the same address of the apartments is the restaurant. You go to the side of the building and then there's a roundabout with cement benches. Inside seems very basic wooden diner. The juice bar is very colourful. Service is good. The staff members checked in clients myself included. I opted for the Warriors breakfast. It's a big plate and stuff all over it. I just went in and started using cutlery. I can see and taste the different layers of hash brown, meat, and the eggs. The eggs are runny just how I like them. The meat was a bit strong in taste. Really on the savoury side almost salty. I'd say it's a good breakfast specially split it for two if that comes to be. They have tons of sauces and my favourite breakfast one is Cholula. Water is served but the glasswear had a strong cleaning odour.

Service was great, food was super tasty and well made! The price were surprisingly cheap for San Francisco!

This was a great place to go for brunch before a giants game! We would do this again! Service was great and food was also great!

Great coffee! Smooth-something you would expect in SF. I ordered corned beef and in my mind was expecting, Hormel or another Canned brand. I was pleasantly surprised that it was real corned beef chunks. Different. But good!

Amazing diner fare in SF and near the pier area. Excellent food just like you find in southern diner... excellent crispy hash browns , full omelets, great pancakes, awesome breakfast sandwich! Service was outstanding and Fatma was gracious helpful and conscientious... outside and inside seating, coffee and fresh juice bar... plan on coming back here to hit the awesome lunch!

Try the crab cakes if in season. All usual breakfast items are excellent, even the Hollandaise sauce. The excellent service makes up for the decor, which is looking a bit tired.

So so delicious! Prechecked in to avoid the wait... and it was worth the stop! Peach mimosas amongst a list of flavor options, gluten free for this Celiac and a worthy meal.

I had a meeting close to the ballpark and was looking for a place to have breakfast before....and ta-da, Town's End Brunch! I was there on a Monday morning, and there were a few tables of customers there. One woman was covering all of the tables and working hard to make sure all of the tables were served and that my coffee cup was full. I ordered the veggie omelette with hash browns. REAL HASH BROWNS. I'm talking about those shredded potatoes, flat and smashed against the griddle. I live for REAL HASH BROWNS, and these were delicious. The omelette was huge - as was the serving of hash browns - so it felt like a steal for $15. Town's End is out of my way, but if it were closer to where I typically find myself, I would definitely come here more often.

A sparse "extended stay hotel" dining area ambiancep gives way to a decently deep menu and solidly good food. Coffee was slightly above average, and refills were fast. My dining companion judges a restaurant by their biscuits and gravy. His opinion in this instance is that they were very good, and a huge portion (3 instead of the usual 2 biscuits). Eggs were also done quite well. I had an egg white omelette and was quite pleased. Home fried potatoes (don't tell my doctor) were also well cooked, though next time (yes, I'm coming back) I may request them to be well done (though I will tell my doctor I had the sliced tomatoes). As with most diner type restaurants, the bread was "standard" and nothing to write home (or Yelp) about. Service was very good and attentive.

MOST IMPORTANT! They no longer serve a complimentary basket of baked goods with breakfast. Much to the disappointment of ourselves and the couple sitting next to us. Guessing they may have lost four customers because of it. Built my own Benedict. Delish except the eggs were too watery and thinned the hollandaise. Bummer because it was good at the start. Potatoes were maybe the best I've had in a restaurant for a long time. Asked for extra crispy so maybe that is why; don't know, just know they were perfectly cooked for us. We range juice was fresh squeezed...as it should be.

This restaurant has a nice menu, and the servers are attentive- but it seems that the cooks dont care. Over medium eggs came with the whites runny. We had them remade as "over medium well" - still runny whites. Ordered eggs benedict - english muffin was burnt. Looks good on paper but wpuld not recommend.

The food was fantastic! I loved the hash browns, eggs and the extra crispy bacon!! The homemade lemonade was so refreshing! Wonderful service!

What a pleasant surprise- this place fit our location needs from visiting pier 24 photo and it was excellent for brunch. Scramble was very good but the crispy homemade hash browns were the star of the show. Been a long time since I've had them that good. The service team is stellar- we brought in a group of 16 and we were seated and fed quickly and cordially. Def a new place on our rotation!

Everything we ordered was very fresh and tasty good service. Short walk for South Beach harbor.

Our party of 8 ordered a variety of entrees. 2 of them were clear outliers i e crab sandwich and warriors meal which included biscuits & gravy among other variety of protiens. The portions in this location are way more than what a person with an average appetite can finish. Liked the generous size of real crab cakes. Clear 4 stars.

The food is just incredibly bland. There's 0 flavor to be found. The wait staff are really nice though. It's just the food.