Eddie's Cafe

You can't go wrong with Eddie's Cafe! This is one of the few old school breakfast spots in the area so it can get busy on weekend mornings. We waited about 15 minutes for a table before opting to sit in the outside covered area for our party of 5. Once seated, the waitress took our order quickly and suggested we get a round of pancakes for the table - we did not regret this! I ordered the bacon and egg breakfast which comes with hashbrowns and a choice of biscuits or toast. Usually I'm hesitant to opt for biscuits but MAN were these fluffy and fresh! Hash browns and bacon were crisped to perfection and the sunny side egg was not an ounce overcooked. At the end of the meal, the owner was so kind and came out to greet us! I can't wait to come back here on the earlier side (they open at 7:30 am) to sit at the counter or booth. :)

Perfect unassuming cute little diner on the corner of divis st. Walking inside is like stepping back in time to the 80's or something- cute little booths and seating at the bar if you are dining solo. Love all the memorabilia and pictures hanging on the walls and oldschool jazzy music playing. Wasn't too busy for a sunday at lunchtimeWe sat in the booths, standard brunch/lunch menus,nice and clean, great friendly service. Got the bacon and eggs with hash browns and toast, and a side of pancakes with fruit to share. Food arrived pretty quick. It was much tastier than expected for a simple meal- i don't know what they did but the bacon and hashbrowns were so good, they really hit the spot. Pancakes and fruit were also a nice way to top off the meal, we were pretty hungry so scoffed the lot. They really do the simple foods right here. And the prices are good too so you aren't breaking the bank on brunch.I really enjoyed it, and will definitely be back.

This small diner really surprised me. They used every space to their advantage. There's about 7 booths and 8 counter stools. Super fun. We ordered quickly and our food came up quick. We had normal breakfast items; Belgian waffle, French toast, eggs, and bacon. Everything was delicious. It's not a place to linger. There's a 45 min limit. The food comes out quick and hot so it's a perfect place to eat and get along with your day. Great food. Welcoming service. We'll be back.

A new year comes around and Eddie's is still the same magical place. I love all the stickers on the backs of the booths, love the old music playing, love the people working here and calling hello when we walk in. And the food is still my favorite straightforward classic diner food in S.F. I want to try everything, but I just keep craving this burger. After some time out of state where the diner scene just couldn't measure up, coming back here felt like home.

No frills, classic diner spot on divis.I recommend ordering the homemade biscuits, they come warm and with a side of butter.I ordered the spinach, mushroom, and cheese omelette and it came with hashbrowns. the hashbrowns are perfectly crispy on the outside. My partner had coffee and a traditional breakfast. I love that the coffee comes in a novelty mug. The staff is super friendly and attentive.It was only $40 for both of our meals, which is pretty good compared to the restaurants along divis.

On a fine Thursday, I arrived to Eddie's with my friend. He had been coming to this spot for a while and wanted to show me. To my surprise, it was great. Really classic vibes inside the store and great food. The owners are really nice and make an effort to make you feel welcome. With good pricing and good quality food, this is a great place to start your day.

Sat quickly and staff was friendly and attentive. We had Belgium waffle, pan fried sausage, Denver omelet and hash browns. Food was tasty and cooked to perfection! A must try! Cutely decorated with a warm welcoming feel.

Solidly 3 stars. Eddie's cafe is a quaint diner with all the usuals. I tried the Belgian waffle with two eggs and salmon croquettes. I was intrigued by the choice of salmon croquettes in addition to sausage, bacon, etc., but I was disappointed by a lack of flavor and substance. The eggs which I ordered over medium were well cooked, and the waffle was fine. All in all, most of my meal was a slightly elevated hotel continental breakfast, but for $16.99.The interior is simple and somewhat crowded. The booths are snug. The wait was about 5 minutes for a party of 2 around noon on Sunday, and there were parties of diners waiting when we left. This could explain the "hurry up" attitude from the wait staff.Despite the mediocrity, a few highlights were 1) nostalgic vibes and 2) unique mugs for the coffee.

Fun little family run, old style cafe in NOPA that I visited this past weekend. The ambiance was busy and a bit crowded but it was clear that this joint is a local favorite & a hangover go-to. However, no less than 24 hours later, I got the worst food poisoning in my life from this restuarant. My friend ordered the same meal and we both got extremely ill at the same time, and we are both still recovering. Will not be returning!

Food: I think that it is pricey for the portions and what it is. The apple sausage and eggs are pretty good though. The french toast tastes like a decent french toast that you could find anywhere else. Service: The service was okay. They were nice. Ambiance: I thought the place looked pretty cool with all the mugs they have on display.