That's My Jam

Stumbled upon this mom & pop run brunch spot on Divisadero! We got seated right away on Saturday morning in their beautiful parklet. Service was so lovely and they kept coming to make sure we had water.The sandwich was also so fresh, fully stacked, and filling! I loved the touch the added to add a yogurt side with fruits. You can tell effort was put into this! Thank you for a lovely brunch :).

What an amazing little brunch spot! Went there to enjoy mimosas and some breakfast food.Portions are on the smaller side but the ingredients, preparation and presentation are first class.Start with Biscuits and Jam or the Donut Hole Zeppoles. Lattes are perfect and strong. Marble potatoes are a great shareable plate, although not big portion.I had the Chanterelle Quiche, spot on.Not the cheapest place for breakfast but definitely the best

Solid brunch place with a cute ambience and friendly staff. They failed to let us know when handing out menus that they were out or not ready with some key items, but nonetheless the food we did order was delicious!I had the avocado toast with bacon and my friend the breakfast sandwich. Both super delicious and satisfying and fresh! prices are fine considering the area. Would visit again!

We came in a group of seven to Thats My Jam after giving up on the 2 hour wait at another brunch place a 15 minute walk away, and were super glad we did! We called ahead of coming to ask regarding the wait and was told there was none. I'm honestly surprised that there was only another large group and an individual here at 10am on a Sunday, but luckily it meant we were able to the snag the large dining table in the middle of the restaurant. Everyone was super friendly and checked in on us throughout our meal :)Lavender Latte w/espresso on the side ($9.95): this was nice and tasty and comforting, though we should've just ordered the espresso in the latte haha - we ended up dumping it in after just a sip or so of the lavender milk. Breakfast Sandwich ($21 w/bacon): honestly super tasty! Great balance of bacon, egg, avocado, and the veggies with the flaky croissant. It was almost homey and most of us ended up getting this. It comes with a super cute dollop of greek yogurt with a drizzle of honey and fresh fruit and served as a nice sweet treat. Avocado Toast ($18.50 w/bacon): my friend got this and though it was a little difficult to eat logistically, it was yummy, and I loved the touch of pea sprouts that it was garnished with. Strawberry Pain Perdu ($18): this was a daily special I believe, and was such a delightful almost bread pudding that was not too sweet!Overall, That's My Jam is a hidden jem of a brunch spot. They had a bunch of fun decorations, including these beautiful handmade kaleidoscopes. Everyone was so friendly and it was just such a cute establishment. Highly recommend you check it out if youre looking for a cute delicious brunch without a 2 hour wait.

Found this place on instagram and it was such a great choice. The owners were on site and very friendly. We ordered lattes and sandwiches and it was all very delicious. Check them out!

The food here is decent, ambiance is nice, and service surpassed my expectations. I came here for weekend brunch, and I was very impressed with how attentive the staff was. I ordered the breakfast sandwich with croissant. While it was pretty good, it's not quite worth going out of your way for if you weren't already in this neighborhood. I also wish the breakfast sandwich was slightly bigger. I'm nowhere near a huge bodybuilder with an enormous appetite, but even I was hungry again about 2 hours after consuming this. So I'm not quite sure this breakfast sandwich was worth $21+ (post tips/fees). For what it's worth though, overall it's still a nice neighborhood spot with friendly service.

I got brunch to go and overall I loved the food! It was a while to get the food out, but overall fresh and delicious. They packed silverware and napkins for the park in bag. I was very happy with the service

I wasn't sure what to expect since I'm generally suspicious of spots with too glowing reviews (are they all bots!?). But the food here was actually pretty solid - not a must visit brunch spot, but a good weekend option if you're in the area. It wasn't too hard to walk in during prime brunch hours. To start, I appreciate that their matcha latte comes unsweetened and is actually filled with matcha flavor. Pricy, yes, but at least you aren't getting diluted matcha. The biscuit was nice and fluffy, though tbh I didn't love the jams (some tasted slightly alcoholic to me?). I got the ricotta avocado toast which was surprisingly quite filling and I was a fan of the sous vide egg + microgreens on top. I wish there was an option to include the egg on the regular avocado toast. I had a bite of my boyfriend's breakfast sandwich, and it was quite good too, I love when breakfast sandwiches have a jammy egg.

Healthy, high quality ingredients, and delicious! Salmon was out of this world on flavor and texture on our Niçoise salad, very nutty and spiced turmeric latte, and avocado ricotta toast w a perfectly poached egg and tasty grilled tomatoes. And don't feel super heavy after eating bc of all the fresh produce. Thank you for a wonderful start to the day!

The food was delicious. Had the biscuits, one of my favorite breakfast indulgences. 4 to an order, each one different from the next served with three different homemade jams. All terrific. The service was a little sketchy but the staff were all friendly. The reason I won't go back is because we got there at 9, this past Sunday, Feb. 23rd. It was a typical gray, fpggy. cool morning in San Francisco. We were the only ones in the place and I asked them if they could please close the front door for a few minutes because I was cold. They refused.