Curio

Sean is the best darn host!! Great place to hang before the show next-door. Good place to gather with friends.

Curio is one of my go-to brunch spots because I can take my pooch along. They have a nice dog-friendly covered patio area. The prices are reasonable, the food is generally pretty good, though I wouldn't say it's the best in the city. It is consistent. The service is usually fine and the servers are very nice. I really like their deviled eggs, the eggs Benedict with salmon is my go-to, but have liked most things on their brunch menu that I've tried. The home fries could be a bit crispier. Overall, this place is a laid back, dog-friendly brunch spot with decent bloody Mary's and bottomless mimosas and consistent food.

BOTTOMLESS MIMOSAS IS WHY I CAME!!!At $25/pp for 90 mins in SF, on a weekend, NOT during HH?! It really doesn't get better than this! We got orange for the first round and cranberry for the second round. Yes, we definitely made the 90min bottomless worth while!! Treated my cousin here for brunch and I must say it does get crowed quickly. Our wait time was about an hour, once seated I ordered the "salmon Benedict" and my cousin ordered the "Hangover". The spot is small but not crowded, they had a separate bar and apparently is connected to a theater as well but that's a whole different space that's accessible during night time I believe. Parking is always hard in the mission district so be mindful of that. Overall it's a great brunch space, literal hidden gem.

This neighborhood joint has some surprisingly flavorful bites that make for an enjoyable night out in the Mission.Standouts include the spicy sweet potato tempura (we subbed this $8 side dish as an alternative to one of the $14-20 appetizers and were surprised at how filling they were) and the coca-cola ribs. The cocktails were also home runs and worth the $16 price tag.The spicy jack burger was decent but a bit too dry and not quite cooked to order, especially for a $20 burger (and mind you, it doesn't come with sides). If you're deciding between the burger and another entree, I'd recommend gambling on the non-burger option.We were surprised when sitting down for a 7:30pm reservation that several items were already out for the evening, including the calamari, the mixed green salads, the oysters, AND the braised short rib. It was a bit of a bummer as we had wanted to order the calamari and the short rib, but maybe it's a sign that these items were so popular and definitely worth trying next time!!The garden patio was darling and opened to Valencia Street, where we got to watch the bi-monthly salsa community dance in the street. Definitely a romantic and charming spot! The tables in the garden looked capable of hosting decent-sized parties without too much hassle.Service was eager, if not a bit chaotic -- our drinks were taken immediately, but it took some time before we could order our meals. The staff was very friendly though, and it seemed as though they may have also had duties in the other connected rooms to Curio (the indoor bar and the Chapel music venue next door), as they would rush between them.Ultimately it was a good time and worth the try. Food was mostly hits, and the location made it easy to go bar hopping after for another cocktail.

Curio is an absolutely fantastic spot, whether you're gearing up for a show or planning a leisurely brunch. The deviled eggs, tuna tartar, and chicken wings are not just delicious, but also perfectly shareable, making your dining experience a social affair. The buttermilk chicken sandwich, with its delightful crunch and moist chicken, is a testament to the chef's skill. The drinks, a perfect accompaniment to the meal. We rounded off our dining experience with a satisfying espresso and a delectable dessert. Service was great and kept or drinks filled and made sure we had plenty of water. We enjoyed the talented sounds being played on the keyboard to set the ambience. We later found our way to the show.

We came here for brunch on a Saturday. We sat on the semi outdoor patio and it was nice ambience and comfortable. Our waiter was friendly and attentive. The brunch selection were pretty good, we also a lot of larger table ordered their bottomless mimosa!They have a good cocktail menu and we all love our dishes:1. Fried chicken and waffle bites were excellent according to my daughter.2. Curio burger were juicy and the fries were good. 3. Tuna tartare Benedict were decent. Overall is definitely a worthy brunch spot and I know their dinner was good as well if you are there at night.

Came here at 1:30 PM on a Sunday and there were plenty of tables available inside because most people were seated outdoors. There's a lot of seating inside but it can get quite noisy. My friend and I wanted to order the Shakshuka and the Breakfast Napoleon, but the waitress didn't tell us until after we were trying to order that they did not have those today and replaced them with Pozole and Quesabirria. We ended up ordering the Huevos Rancheros and the Brunch Burger.The food came out in a fairly timely manner. These were the prettiest Huevos Rancheros I've ever gotten for sure, and the flavor was pretty food as well. Loved the jalapeños in it -- added the right kick of spice. Portion size was about average, I would say I was satisfied but not full. My friend enjoyed her burger, and even getting a half salad on the side was a decent sized salad. They were able to split the bill for us at the end which was very convenient. Overall, a cute brunch place!

This place has such a cute vibe. We sat outside in the patio for dinner on a Saturday, group of 6. There was a piano player (with a bonus dog!), and the music was just the right volume (loud enough to be heard, quiet enough to talk over). The menu was as seen on here, but they were out of like 5 things. Even with that, everyone at our table seemed happy with their dishes. Pics of the pasta with chicken (fantastic! Very filling!) and the salmon (also fantastic but a smaller portion than my partner was expecting). Would definitely come again.

Went here Friday before a show at The Chapel as one gains backdoor access to the venue after dinner.We ate inside which is a bit dark and dingy so i was underwhelmed though the outside patio looked more inviting.Small menu.Food was better than expected though the Calamari was a bit too greasy.The Americana Burger was quite large and good as were the fries.Wife enjoyed the short rib with polenta quite a bit and the table next to us enjoyed their oysters and salmon.Drinks were well made, service a bit slow on drinks but fast on the food.Friendly service.Great place to stop before a concert for sure.

We were going to a concert next door and decided to get dinner beforehand. Everybody adults and young teens loved their food. I had the trumpet mushroom dish and it was spectacular. Super tasty. Curly fries were also great. Lots of options close by but happy we chose this place and it made it so easy to get into the chapel venue without needed to queue outside