Plow

I love a good brunch spot and the Plow is one of my all time favorites. The wait time can get very long and you can only put your name down at the restaurant so would recommend going early. We arrived at 9am on a sunday and waited 30 min before getting seated. The food came out in a reasonable time and portions were very generous:- buttermilk biscuit: this was SO GOOD. flakey and buttery on the outside but warm and moist on the inside. honestly I wish I ordered another one of these- the plow: we got our eggs over medium with chicken apple sausage and devoured all of it. the eggs were cooked to a perfect level of runniness and the sausage was savoury. The pancakes were fluffy and sweet. my favorite were the potatoes though -- cooked with sliced onions with an incredible crisp + seasoning. - custard french toast: this had 2 massive pieces of toast with a thick layer of mascarpone cream on top and chunks of caramelized apples on top. the toast was seriously sweet so beware that you might get a sugar rush, but it was soft and tasty. I don't think I could order it just for myself though since it was so sweet and such a big plate.Our service was pretty good and the staff were nice. FYI they don't have heat lamps (they do have blankets though) so be prepared for the colder temperature if you're okay eating outdoors. looking forward to coming back!

The first thing I'll say is that it is a popular brunch spot and there's always a wait. There's a waitlist and you'll have to wait in the area to hear your name called. This time we arrived around 7 minutes after they opened and there was already a long line. We were seated after 15-20 minutes and we opted to sit outside and it can be chilly but they provide blankets to keep you warm. I always opt for the plow because I love their lemon ricotta pancakes and crispy potatoes. It's a good size portion and delicious but definitely pricey. They had a French toast with caramelized apples on the menu today and my friend got that. They loved that it was made with brioche bread. Something new we tried was the biscuit and it was SO SO delicious. It was so crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The honey butter that comes with it pairs perfectly. Overall, we love plow but be prepared for a wait if you don't get there early.

got the job done. biscuit was amazing though with the semi melted butter. lovely warm! good enough serving size as well, sausage and the crispy potatoes were my favorite part of "the plow." eggs could use a little bit more seasoning. French toast was a nice presentation but wasn't anything crazy

Showed up at 8:15am today (Saturday) and didn't get seated until 9am and got our food closer to 9:30 am. The service was pretty good. All very friendly staff. Food was pretty good. We ordered The Plow and the breakfast sandwich. The Plow: comes with two silver dollar sized lemon ricotta pancakes, a generous serving of crispy potatoes, eggs, and choice of meat. The pancakes were pretty good, I kind of wished there was one more because they're smaller but I left feeling full and had leftover sides. The potatoes though... I have no idea what they put in them but it's insane they're so good with the caramelized onions. The breakfast sandwich: acme bread bun with eggs and bacon and aioli. Overall the sandwich was good but nothing to particularly rave about. I would come back but the wait time is a little discouraging.

Came here with a friend for brunch on Saturday after hearing raving reviews about the spot! We thought 9:30 would be early enough to avoid the morning brunch traffic but still had to wait over an hour to be seated.The inside was a bit cramped - we were seated inside against the window with another table only a foot away from us.We decided to order the biscuit and lemon ricotta pancakes to share (we saw people had loved them online!) which was more than enough for two people. The biscuit was moist and buttery and came with a generous dollop of honey butter. It was my favorite that we ordered - I could tell why people love it so much.The lemon ricotta pancakes were thick and chewy, but the lemon puree was a bit too sour for me. They were also on the heavier side. Overall, the food was good but I wouldn't wait over an hour again. Tips:- street parking can be difficult to find so I'd recommend taking the bus if you can

The food was great and service was good... once we were seated. The wait is LONG because it is such a popular spot on this neighborhood. The host accidentally skipped over us so that made it take longer, but definitely expect at least an hour wait if you are going on a weekend. Other than the wait, I recommend this place!

Plow does some things really well and some things just okay. I wasn't a big fan of the pancakes but the biscuits were phenomenal. Hated the lines but the service was fast and really good once seated. Getting a table is tough, even during the week. If you're willing to wait an hour, sure check it out. In my opinion, it tethers on the overrated side of brunch restaurants in SF.

worth the super long wait!! No idea how they made the gf pancakes so fluffy and boi were they good! Potatoes were also delishh and loved the cute tea pot. I would go back just to talk the host he was the kindest man and was so patient and happy to everyone waiting for tables! Was pretty small for such a popular place but def seems like a local fave

Cute brunch spot to stop by during the day. The two eggs dish was great and I enjoyed their homemade hot sauce. It was a chilly day outside and they put blankets on every seat which I thought was a nice touch that made a difference.

the food was amazing and fresh. The service was exceptional and staff were very friendly. The ambience was very cozy and made us feel like we were back home. highly recommend!