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The 18 Best Brunch Spots In San Francisco

By Matthew Lynch
March 24, 2024
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San Francisco, a city renowned for its iconic Golden Gate Bridge, historic cable cars, and vibrant cultural scenes, is also a haven for brunch enthusiasts. From classic American fare to innovative fusion cuisine, the city’s brunch spots offer a wealth of options to satisfy every palate. Let’s delve into the 18 best brunch locations San Francisco has to offer.

1. Zazie – Nestled in Cole Valley, Zazie is a charming French bistro that boasts a delightful garden terrace and a menu with favorites like Eggs Benedict and Pain Perdu.

2. Plow – Located in Potrero Hill, Plow is a popular spot known for its plow plate featuring lemon ricotta pancakes, eggs, and house-made sausages.

3. Nopa – A bustling eatery in the Western Addition neighborhood serving organic fare, Nopa’s custard French toast is the talk of the town.

4. Tartine Manufactory – An offshoot of the famous bakery, this Mission District spot offers exquisite pastries along with heartier options in an industrial-chic space.

5. Mama’s on Washington Square – This North Beach institution draws crowds for its Monte Cristo sandwiches and Dungeness crab Benedict.

6. Foreign Cinema – Presenting an eclectic mix of Mediterranean-inspired dishes, this Mission staple also screens classic films in its courtyard.

7. Sweet Maple – Home to world-famous ‘Millionaire’s Bacon,’ Sweet Maple in Lower Pac Heights offers a modern American brunch with a twist.

8. Brenda’s French Soul Food – A Tenderloin neighborhood gem where New Orleans meets San Francisco; try the beignets and shrimp and grits.

9. The Mill – A joint venture between Four Barrel Coffee and Josey Baker Bread providing exceptional toast and coffee in Alamo Square.

10. Kitchen Story – This Castro eatery blends Asian influences with Californian cuisine; their Mascarpone Stuffed Deep Fried French Toast is a must-try.

11. Mission Beach Cafe – Known for artisanal pies and organic ingredients, this cozy café serves up solid American brunch classics in the Mission District.

12. Dottie’s True Blue Café – An unassuming SoMa spot loved for its spicy cornbread and skillet eggs bursting with flavor.

13. The Tipsy Pig – With a lively atmosphere in the Marina District, it’s an ideal place for Bloody Marys and strawberry-stuffed French toast.

14. Serpentine – This Dogpatch venue features industrial chic décor and delicious comfort food; don’t miss their savory bread pudding.

15. Boogaloos – At this vibrant Mission eatery known for its Temple o’ Spuds and inventive omelets, the queue is always worth the wait.

16. El Techo – Serving up Latin American street food with incredible city views from its rooftop setting in the Mission.

17. Rose’s Café – A cozy Cow Hollow café with Italian flair, excellent for enjoying outdoor seating while savoring frittatas or their homemade pastries.

18. Cliff House – For a historic experience with breathtaking ocean views by Ocean Beach, Cliff House offers a classic Sunday buffet brunch you won’t forget.

Each of these spots encapsulates San Francisco’s diverse culinary spirit and dedication to quality ingredients, making them perfect destinations for weekend brunch adventurers seeking both traditional favorites and innovative twists on morning classics.

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