Business hours are not accurate. Since some of the Starbucks are closing, it will be nice if you…read moreguys open a little early. Because the daly city branch is open 6am ..Thank you.

We popped in for a cappuccino during Pride. It was packed but the staff was so quick and friendly…read moredespite the crowd. Had a Hazelnut cappuccino. Delicious!

Very nice people! It was about a 30 minute wait for a table on a Saturday at 11am. Some of the…read moretables outside are shady but others were incredibly hot and out in the sun. Service was a bit slow but it's a weekend brunch, so it's good to be slow and relax. Split a cracked and battered plate (waffles, fried chicken, potatoes, eggs) with a friend and it was plenty of food for two girls. Very tasty! Crispy fried chicken. A nice waffle. Menu says it only comes with 1 piece of chicken but I think it actually came with two, and we ordered an extra piece of chicken on the side that we probably didn't need. Nice crispy chicken.

Chicken and waffles were tasty. The scrambled eggs were a bit dry. The drinks were fantastic…read more Lovely presentation and taste. The place is cozy with great accents all over. The people were efficient and friendly. We will go again.

Great all around. The food was rich with butter and garlic and normally I don't love that but it…read morewas very well done. High quality, on the pricey side. This omelette was $30 after a 20% tip. I actually appreciated that they don't over salt the food. Potatoes needed salt and that was just fine!

The green curry hollandaise was so good! What a great way to incorporate a fusion brunch. It has a…read morekick of spice to it & the chicken was tender. Everything was plated nicely and the French toast was a nice sweet treat to have. Will be coming back! It is a smaller place. There's not a lot of parking nearby unless you go to a lot.

Simply Amazing!! Food- delicious & generous!! Staff- friendly, fast, attentive and so adorable!!…read more We'll be back for sure!!! Sat outside, cute small side street.

Board and Drink was delightful…read more We had the 2 eggs any style with bacon, potatoes and toast. The eggs were cooked perfectly, the potatoes were soft yet crispy, the bacon was also cooked nicely. The coffee here was some of the best I had in the area. They knew how to make a perfect flat white. I'm so thankful we found this gem. The vibes were just right.

We got the ube latte and iced Thai tea. The ube latte was nutty and delicious. I just wish it had…read morebeen a tad bit hotter, but I'm sure you can ask for it extra hot. The iced Thai tea was well-balanced and not overwhelmingly sweet. The chicken waffle was also good--especially the chicken itself. It was lightly battered and crisp to perfection. I do wish the waffle was more toasted since it was a bit soggy even with barely any syrup. The fruits were fresh and tasted really yummy. As for the PaNang omelette, it was delicious!! It's filled with meat and vegetables, so it's pretty hearty. The curry was so good and had just the right amount of spice. I would highly recommend the PaNang omelette. Parking was difficult since it's in the Tenderloin, but it was definitely worth it. The workers are nice, and the place is really cute.

Damnnn this place is so good. I hardly visit SF so I asked Chat for a recommendation for my…read morebirthday brunch and it recommended Lapisara and how thankful am I! I made a reservation through Yelp but it seemed like they don't really check yelp for that so I would recommend to call for a table. Luckily, we showed up 30 mins early and there was a corner table near the kitchen available for my party of 5. I had the smoked salmon toast because I'm a basic bitch but whatever it was really yummy with a nice fresh half of avocado, salmon, capers.. all the fixings. The only issue about it was the two giant patty sized slices of red onion was intense. I only ate one ring of it because that's all it needed but I guess it's better for the option of more than too little? Idk not that serious. It came with a side salad that looked undressed but whatever magical dressing they put on it.. hello I need the recipe!! Peach Bellini pitcher was yummy and the brut was acceptable. My party of 5, including 2 brunch fiends and two fabulous locals, said they all really liked the food. If I'm in the area I would definitely come again! What we ordered: Chai latte Mocha Regular latte Peach Bellini liter Smoked salmon toast Smoked salmon cruffle (croissant smashed in a waffle iron) with an added poach egg Holy Chili bomb basil omelette Thai panang omelette Meat lovers omelette The restaurant is cute with a beautiful natural light. I just wish we had a better table but again, it was acceptable. We did metered parking 2 blocks away for $6 for 2.5 hours.

This restaurant is an absolute gem. Me and my folks got the C&B Plate (it's adjustable my coworker…read moregot it with pancakes instead of waffles). Alongside with a Hot Matcha Latte that came with an adorable Cat Art! Apart from the food, there is limited seating as the space is small inside. However they did resolve it by adding some seating outside which is where me and my folks ate and it was wonderful! They constantly checked in on us and didn't forget us outside and made sure everything was going well. They also have some waiters who speak different languages so don't feel pressured if you have folks who don't speak English fully . I'll definitely bring my folks around here when I visit SF again :)

Bustling spot for brunch in Marina. It was quite busy on a Sunday morning but didn't have to wait…read moretoo long for a table. The service is very minimal (Qr code ordering) and food takes a while to come out. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. The fried chicken was crispy and flavorful but a little too salty for me. The waffle was good and I loved the salted butter on top, but I wish it came with berries automatically! Especially when the C & B plate already has berries included. The portions are great and very filling.

known for their breakfast burrito and honestly, it lives up to the hype!…read more prepare for a wait though. we ordered ahead online and still had to wait a while for our food. it's mainly a to-go spot, but they have some outdoor seating next door. the burrito was sooo flavorful and even better fresh and warm. definitely worth the wait!

I didn't realize this place was just an ordering window. The service was really fast & prompt…read more However, they did switch cashiers in the middle of my order, so the new employee just let my order sit for a few minutes. I tried my breakfast burrito as soon as I walked to work. I customized mine with sausage & potatoes. The cripsy outer tortilla with the warm cheese was so good. I'm definitely coming back again!

yummy brunch spot with a good blend of savory and sweet items. love their crispy potatoes, worth…read moregetting it a la carte even if you're not too hungry for breakfast it's super filling! me and my friends all ordered different things and thought each item was so delicious. i ordered the cali burger with smoked salmon, would recommend it if you are someone who enjoys a hearty and savory breakfast. the bread was soft and crispy, eggs and veggies give it a lighter flavor/texture mouth feel! service was fast and friendly, jt was busy at 11 am but we were able to get a table quickly and only waited about 5-10 mins. the inside has a nice ambiance, lots of people. can't wait to visit sf and come here again!

Absolutely LOVED brunch at Plain Jane's! This spot is officially a new go-to! We tried the…read moreChilaquiles Verdes, Chorizo Ave. Scramble, and PJ's Sweet Flight, and honestly, every single dish was a hit. The flavors were incredible, everything came out looking amazing, and the PJ's Sweet Flight was such a delicious way to finish the meal. I'm already looking forward to coming back next time I'm in SF, Plain Jane's definitely did not disappoint!

"And I shall watch the ferry-boats And they'll get high…read moreOn a bluer ocean Against tomorrow's sky" (Van Morrison) The blue waters of the San Francisco Bay serve as a beautiful backdrop to the San Francisco Ferry Building Marketplace. It's more than just a food hall, it houses over 40 restaurants, cafés, and retail shops, so if you're looking for food, beverages, groceries, consumer goods, or bakery treats, the odds are excellent that you'll find it here. Oh, and they host a Farmer's Market three times a week too. The building has been around since 1898. Its name traces back to what was located on the site in the 1870's - a ferry boat house that was the only way most travelers and commuters could reach the city. Today, the building offers 65,000 sq ft in the first-floor Marketplace space, plus over 175,000 sq ft of upper floor office space. The Marketplace was buzzing with visitors on the day we stopped by. The building is gorgeous with a very high arched glass ceiling that lets natural light pour in on sunny days. We strolled through the Marketplace, stopped at Humphry Slocombe for ice cream cones, grabbed a bench outside on the pier, and just enjoyed the waterfront views and the great San Francisco vibes.

The Ferry Building. Staring straight down Market Street at the very edge of the bay, like a…read moremonument to San Francisco's enduring obsession with itself. It's still here. Same predictable crowd, just with different faces--fresher, younger, and probably with higher valuations. I'm here on a Thursday, right when the circus rolls into town. The food trucks and artisanal tents arrive to feed the hungry, self-proclaimed "elite" crowd. You know the type: tech bros and corporate mid-managers willing to wait forty minutes in line for an organically harvested heirloom radish just to feel something. Yet, against my better judgment, I kind of miss the hustle of coming out here. There's a manic, beautiful energy to it all. It's comforting, in a twisted way, to see those who stood the test of time. Take Gott's Roadside. It's a temple to the American classic, and by a wide margin, the best damn burger I've had in San Francisco. No unnecessary pretense, just grease, beef, and execution. I'm making it a personal mission to crush one before I escape next week. But let's be honest. The RoliRoti Porchetta Truck is the real, singular reason we are here. A traditional Italian sandwich hacked apart on a folding table on the sidewalk. It is a certified delicacy in this town--fatty, unctuous pork, crispy skin, and herbs, stuffed into a roll that has no right tasting that good. It's the kind of street food that makes you forgive this city for everything else.

Dude.....after visiting SF during an abnormal intense heat wave earlier this month, I should shut…read moreup about heat waves in the Sacramento area lol. The rather delirium-inducing high humidity in SF at the time made me and my sis search for any cool-food spots in close vicinity, and, wow, the bingsoo here......one of the best that I've had. It uses silk thread shaved ice, which makes the ice even *more* melt-in-your-mouth. We particularly had the mango cheesecake thread shaved ice and although it's kinda silly that it has a thick cheesecake slab on top of the shaved ice (very YouTube-mukbang-esque lol) it made the whole bingsoo filling. Also, major props that the mango chunks are freshly cut and perfectly ripe!!! We also had the triple berry waffle. Amazingly crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Not overly sweet either. The fruit in this one also tasted like it was fresh off of a farmers market. Overall very quite pleased on both desserts. Lots of care seemed to be put into them. Restaurant-tier for sure but at a low-key mom-and-pop cafe.....kinda like the best of both worlds. :p

Whipping Joy Small…read morecoffee and sandwich shop in Lower Nob Hill, that also has quite a selection of baked goods, as well. We were staying nearby and both needed an afternoon pick-me-pick-me-up and decided to give this place a whirl. The Good: *Both of our drinks were good and had good flavor. The peanut butter cream latte especially had a good mix of peanut flavor with the coffee to make it like a little dessert. *Bamboo Latte had good matcha flavor and little to no sweetness, which is how I like it. The Meh: *There was one guy working the register and being the barista all at once and he really seemed to hate his job. Which is ironic given the name of the establishment. *Please make sure to tell them "for here" if you're planning on staying to drink your coffee. Otherwise, they automatically will put it in a plastic cup and you know how we really need more of those in the trash. The Ugly: *Overall the store interior was grungy and unclean. We're not usually the type of people to gripe about a little dust, but the floor had huge dust bunnies, dead flies, and ants taking care of said flies. The tables were also crummy and sticky upon our arrival. Conclusion: Decent coffee but questionable cleaning habits.