Eats

1/31/25cute breakfast cafe that's always busy enough to fill the restaurant. They have cute plants lining the interior and around the kitchenButtermilk Biscuit ($7) - crispy exterior but wasn't anything special. The whipped butter is mid alsoFluffy pancakes ($17) - big portion and the pancake itself is perfectly sweetTosta-quiles ($18) - sauce was ok! Not the best and i prefer normal chilaquiles

Whoever is in charge of packing to go - needs a second review. You request utensils. Not in the bag You order a pancake-'no syrup or butter included You pick up your food- the coffee you pay for is not handed to you. You have to ask for it like they forgot. You ask for crispy bacon, you get it cooked not crispy.

Went on a whim happen to be in the area in the morning and thought I would try breakfast. Location was fine. We actually found parking pretty easily on Clement, which was surprising and there were only two other tables at the time seated right away. Nice clean looking area to dinethe service was right on par This was rated as two dollar bill signs for price point but I found that it was a little bit higher than that. I would've said three dollar bill signs more accurately reflect the prices but everything is up in San Francisco. It wasn't outrageous nor was it cheap food came out pretty quickly and we ate everything so it must've been good! I would recommend it to people but just know that it's not really a bargain type place, but I would say fair market value for these days. My girlfriend got the Chile tostada plate and I got a pancake, which was very fluffy and delicious. One was enoughfor me. Seems like they have a pretty loyal following so I think they have been sold recently. seems like they're doing OK.

Great service, great ambiance, and great food! They have a large serving size so be prepared to eat good!

My friend and I came here for brunch during our weekend getaway in the city. We were seated within 10 minutes of us joining the waitlist. Since we had the doggie with us, we sat outside, and it was a nice sunny day.Our server was this friendly and funny lady. I don't remember her name, but she was very cool! The food was pretty delish as well. I got the french toast while my friend got some pancakes. Also, I got some fried chicken and potatoes. This was definitely a solid brunch spot. Parking was kind of difficult. We circled around and around and around until we spotted someone leaving.

Came in on a holiday morning for breakfast. The spot is on the corner right next to Ariscault in the Richmond. It's a small place with about 15 two-person tables. It was a little chilly in there, lots of families with small children. The menu was small but the plates around me seemed well made. It's a moderately bustling little spot. I saw some chicken and waffles on the pictures crop Google but they didn't have any! But they did have a side of fried chicken so I got the pancakes and a side of chicken, and a coffee. Total came to $31.23. I think the pancakes were decent with a nice presentation. The chicken was a little meh and looked kinda old. Nothing to really rave about, but then again, I didn't get a plate like some of the others I saw-- the egg plates with some nice meats. It's a nice casual spot for a quick bite, I'd go elsewhere if I had someone to eat with. I'd say like 3.5/5

It was my first time here. My fried egg sandwich on brioche was fresh and tasty and I really loved how they used whole leaf lettuce for their salad. The service was pretty good. The place looks nice especially the bathroom hahaha it was filled with bright sunlight from above. The vibe...I'm not sure. The music playing overhead left me kind of sleepy, felt a bit more for an older crowd. I have to try their weekend brunch!

What a wonderful place to grab some yummy brunch!I came in with a friend during the clement street farmers market. It was very busy, but we were able to get a table under 15 minutes.We ended up ordering the fried chicken sandwich and their version of chilaquiles. Both dishes were good, but the sandwich was by far the star. Would definitely order that again. The potato side that came with the sandwich was also delicious. The chilaquiles were also good, but the salsa they use (as well as the sour cream) made it a very heavy dish. We weren't able to finish that, but we were glad we were able to try it.Service was very friendly and the plants inside created a cozy vibe. Will definitely be back to try the rest of the menu!

Perfect place for a weekend or weekday lunch! I went around 11am on a Sunday and only waited about 15 min for 3 people. The French toast was amazing and love the maitake soft scramble as well! I'd recommend doing family style so you get a mix of sweet and savory. All the portions are huge.

The interior of this place is small, if you want an indoor seat you'll need to be patient. Outdoor seating is quicker to get a spot however they don't have any heaters. We waited for a while to get a table for a party of 6 indoors, when we sat down and ordered we also waited a while to order and for our food to come out. As we were waiting the owner brought out some complimentary biscuits with butter and jam and they were absolutely delicious. I don't think I've ever had a biscuit that delicious in my life. It was the perfect crisp on the outside and softness and warm inside. I ordered the chicken sandwich which was good and had a small kick to it. The salad it came with was a delicious lemon garlicy dressing. My only complaint is that the chicken sandwich came with green tomatoes and they were on the harder side and not entirely ripe yet.The fluffy pancakes were a but dense