Eat Americana

Everything I have had from here has been great, my favorite things to order are the short rib hash, green chilli Mac and cheese, and fried chicken sandwich. Only thing is that every time I'm craving this place, it's closed! But whenever I'm the stars aligned it's one of the first places I'll get something from!

I've been coming here for years now. The food is great and Tony and crew are the nicest people in the world.They have indoor and outdoor dining options and are dog friendly as a result.The Poor Man's Steak Frites is probably my favorite but there are a number of standouts on the menu, which does change occasionally. The risotto cakes are another great option if you're out feeling meat. They also always offer burgers with an Impossible option.

Eat Americana staff is very friendly, attentive, and welcoming with a very wholesome family-feel. Interior of the restaurant is simple and functional, but a little outdated. But hey, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it", right? We stopped by on a weekend late morning craving breakfast items. We had two orders of the Farm Egg Breakfast Plate (two eggs any style with hash browns), one side of bacon, one side of pork sausage links, and an iced Vietnamese coffee. Hash browns were nice and crispy, eggs standard, pork sausages very juicy, and bacon nice and crispy. Food was simple, greasy, and fills you up. It's nothing worth going out of the way for, but if you're already in the area, it does the job of getting you full.

Food was phenomenal. The short rib has had sautéed onions, peppers, hash browns with an ample amount of short ribs. The breakfast burrito consisted of cheese, hashbrowns, sausage eggs and peppers which were amazing. The pancakes were good but nothing to write home about. The fruit tray was amazing, had raspberries, blueberries, bananas, strawberries topped with an American flag!

I suppose I give more 5 star reviews than some people; I think it's because I do my homework first. I know basically what I want, take advice from Yelp reviews, and study menus online before ordering. That was how I discovered Eat Americana. At 11am I wasn't sure whether I wanted breakfast or lunch. Eat Americana offered both. It already has hundreds of 5 star reviews. And it was barely within walking distance of where I was staying.I ordered a veggie reuben sandwich with fries. The reuben was perfect: chewy portobello mushrooms, tart sauerkraut, and melted cheese with a russian-style spread. The fries were crisp, golden, plentiful, and lightly seasoned. My server, Tony, was attentive but unobtrusive. As I ate, a steady stream of regulars came in to pick up lunch to go, and were often greeted by name.I will be back!

This place is a hoot. I didn't know what to think when going to get dinner here with a friend and upon walking up to this quaint eatery with the name Eat Americana. The name is sort of funky, too, when you think about it.You go inside and find that the eating areas are mostly in the front and at the rear of where the serving counter narrows the restaurant. The owners and employees are very welcoming.Eat Americana's menu is also kind of quirky. There is an all-day breakfast (this is normal at many places) and then, diagonally across the menu, are the more dinner-like items. I was really hungry and tried to stick to the tradition of dinner food at dinnertime. However, I asked the apparent proprietor which would be more filling - dinner items such as the Philly cheesesteak or the breakfast burrito. (The short rib lasagna also sounded interesting.) He steered me toward the breakfast burrito.Upon being delivered to the table, the breakfast burrito was a feast for the eyes. It was a filling and loaded burrito. It was also delicious. I ordered coffee with my meal, which they refilled as needed. My friend quietly chowed down on the platter with the omelette and (breakfast) potatoes and also stated that the food was very good.Upon looking at the map, Eat Americana is in the Outer Richmond and practically at the Pacific Ocean! It sits just slightly south of Geary, and is about halfway between Lincoln Park and Golden Gate Park. The neighborhood is a nice one, but easy parking isn't a shoe-in. It might take some work to find that free spot. Also, here's a handy way to remember how the Richmond and the Sunset areas relate to Golden Gate Park's large footprint: R (as in Richmond) precedes S (as in Sunset) and, using "similar" logic, the Richmond is above Golden Gate Park while the Sunset is below it.Eat Americana is a solid diner in a much quieter part of San Francisco. I'm glad I got the chance to eat here and would be very willing to eat here again.

I came here for brunch, and the workers here are the nicest! For my appetizer, I had the portobello mushroom fries. These were so crispy, and the dipping sauce that came with it was amazing! For my main, I had the short rib hash. To my surprise, there were 4 or 5 big chunks of short rib. I thought it would be shredded and incorporated with the potatoes that way. Nevertheless, it had great flavor and was very tasty. I almost missed this place because there was a huge wooden board that covered the windows. It also made the interior a little dark.

Eat americana is a great spot for breakfast and brunch, offering both indoor and covered outdoor seating. The friendly staff and welcoming owner, who personally greeted and seated us, added a nice touch.Portobello mushroom fries were crunchy and paired well with the cilantro dipping sauce. We tried the half-size Bread pudding french toast, which was perfectly balanced--not too sweet, with real maple syrup, cream, and fresh fruit. Pulled pork sandwich was also impressive, with tender pork complemented by coleslaw and pickles.Portion sizes are fair for the price, making it a good value. Overall, I loved the cozy atmosphere, and I can't wait to return and try more dishes!

Straight up friendly diner. The food is a little better than the typical diner. Will bookmark this place & try a fee other dishes.

Popped in for apps before our dinner down the street with an extraordinary wait; quite the opposite at Eat Americana. An unassuming diner tucked away in the Inner Richmond, this is a classic diner vibe that gives serious homage to all things SF. Super affordable and hearty dishes, though the menu needs some updating (we noticed Anchor Steam listed under the beer section). We only snagged the brussel sprouts, which were crispy and tender but not too soggy, and the buffalo wings, which also had a perfect crisp to them with the right amount of sauce. Both perfectly cooked! I wouldn't come back just for those dishes alone, but would want to try the other menu items. Our server was overly gracious and funny, but was a bit slow to come to us and we weren't sure how to pay at the end of our meal. It was late on a weeknight so they were also wrapping up, so I'm totally understandable of the divided attention. While the bathroom was clean and fully stocked, it was difficult to navigate to around some of the crates of food; the use of space past the dining room felt a bit crammed for guests to have access to.