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Really enjoyed this spot! Aside from waiting a little bit it was tasty. We ordered a breakfast sandwich and a grilled cheese with bacon and avocado, two glasses of wine and the bone broth. The bone broth was definitely the winner, it was so good and a little spicy the service was really great. Everyone was really fast and friendly. The inside was very trendy and dark, would be a cute first date spot
Don't you just love Saturday mornings? Unlike the frazzled workday mornings, I relish the weekends when I can relax & let the day just evolve. Sleep in. Check. Take your sweet time making coffee. Check. Take your sweet time drinking said coffee. Check. Take your sweet time getting ready. Check. Now what? Make breakfast or go out? Maybe grab some fresh pastries & breakfast sandwiches...? Wait. It's a beautiful day. How about a nice drive out along the great highway/ocean beach? Done! A drive out to ocean beach used to mean stopping by the Cliff House but that still isn't even close to being reopened, or "reimagined" yet. Sigh. How about Dutch pancakes? Dutch pancakes means that the first stop is Outerlands. We ordered Dutch pancakes online on the way. Easy breezy. Good thing too because there was still a line for a table even though they were closing in a half hour. The hostess was personable & sweet, despite the fact that it was packed, inside & out. We then headed to Ocean Beach to enjoy our breakfast in the sea air with an ocean view. Crispy on the outside, but custardy in the inside. Not too sweet which is a plus for me; you can always alter the sweetness by asking for extra syrup. I think next time I'll request extra powdered sugar. Don't let the wait & the line scare you away. There's nothing standing between you & a very good Dutch pancake except placing an online order. 4 stars.
Brunch at Outerlands is still solid. In fact, the only meal we've ever had at Outerlands is brunch. The smashed potatoes with salsa verde and aioli are a must order for us, and the brioche pecan sticky bun is so good. Their switch to counter ordering helps move the lines, but it also makes Outerlands feel more like a cafe than restaurant, but with a better menu. Baked goods are always good, but egg options are pretty limited for a brunch menu: just a breakfast sandwich and a rice congee with a soft egg added. (I'd personally love to see a few more egg options.) There is a chia bowl, a Dutch pancake, French toast, pastries, espresso drinks and more lunch-friendly options like salads, soup and sandwiches (including a mortadella sandwich.) Fog hangs over this neighborhood, and the beachy feel and friendly staff make it a cozy, casual brunch stop.
Outerlands as a venue is amazing; I loved the woodwork and the whole natural vibe of the place! To top that off, the service was exemplary; our wait person was friendly, knowledgeable, efficient, and attentive; couldn't ask for anything more. I went specifically for the smash burger and it was great except it was more like a regular burger. I'm accustomed to having the crispy, frilly edges around a smash burger and this didn't have that. It was also a thicker burger than a "smash" burger. It was still a delicious burger, so I was okay with it. Everyone at the table except for one person ordered the burger, too, and they seemed to really enjoy it. It was pretty big, so many of us only ate half and took the other half home. One of the diners at my table ordered the broccolini for everyone to try. The wait person had said it was one of her favorite dishes and, I have to agree, it was fantastic! The only other issue I had was that they charged tax on the 5% service charge and the 5% SF Health Mandate, so I ended up paying $10 more than I should have paid. We were a large group and that little extra charge that the group members didn't pay ended up coming out of my own pocket. The tax should have been only on the food, not on the other stuff! I'll know next time!
Outerlands is a busy american food style place. What place in SF isn't ?!? Customer service is mediocre at best. Seating is chaotic, and feels like a struggle. Once seated, I opted for the daily/weekly "special" which is why I was there... the burger! Things I enjoyed. The cold ketchup. The fries weren't seasoned. Things that were a hot mess: The burger. Objects are smaller than they appear in photos. The patty was tasty, but it was really overdone, especially for a patty that was thin. The produce was okay. It's produce. The cheese pretty much ran across the burger. It's a pricey weekly "pop up" so to speak. The line is usually pretty long, and it's not fast moving.
Been wanting to return for awhile and was a bit disappointed on Valentine's Day. Surprisingly, the line wasn't long and the system changed to picking a number sign from an unseated table, order and sit back where the sign was, which, for us, was at the counter. Right in front of us was a woman making drinks and was clearly overwhelmed with the orders. We were served our smoked salmon toast and focaccia sandwich, which my daughter said was overpowered by saltiness in the pesto. We finished our meals, plates were taken away, and our drinks still didn't arrive. First, we were given the wrong order and then it took a little more while for our hot ginger lemon tea and Sunset Fog. I sensed this place was understaffed by at least two people and the brunch menu has been downgraded. Still, this lively rustic spot is clearly filled with Sunday regulars!
Stopped by Outerlands for dinner. We ordered the bread to start, which was fantastic. Very soft and pillowy, and the butter was delicious and salty. Our waiter, who was very friendly, told us that some people just order a boule of bread to go. For my main, I got the roasted chicken. This was a bit disappointing, as the meat was a bit dry. For ~$35, I expected at least a juicy, tender bird. The salad it came with wasn't bad though. If I ever do come back, I will be ordering something else, as I can easily roast a better chicken at home. Overall, a cute local spot in the outer sunset. I'll be back for the bread, but might not dine in again, at least for a while.
Chill and nice interior great for grabbing a drink and chilling with friends. Their warm sourdough with butter is so comforting. Definitely recommend their sourdough papardelle, really liked the texture of it with the pesto base sauce, pretty light overall. Their roasted chicken is really flavorful. Cant beat their warm salted chocolate cookie with lots of melted chocolate inside
Dutch pancake ($20) is so special and rare. It's poufy and airy inside and crunchy on the outside. The housemade ricotta is very mild and lacks a milky flavor, and not worth the extra $2. I asked for maple syrup on the side but they just gave it to me all together - which just made some bites sweet and soggy while the other bites were just bread. I wish the syrup came on the side by default. Little gem salad $24 - we got it for the smoked salmon, which was the best part! Not too salty. But protein portion is pretty small. Scrambled egg add on was delicious and soft. The bread that comes with it is so hard and inedible. Luckily we ordered house bread toast on the side which was much better. But it was still too burnt. But can't believe the toast and butter is both a separate charge each, like I wish there was more clarification while ordering or on the menu. Overall, while ordering at the front felt pretty rushed, not very helpful, and actually rude. So I'm not sure why there's a 10% service and health charge plus the default option to tip at 20% when everything is self serve. It just overall felt like an over hyped brunch experience.
Got a gift card for my birthday so my bestie and I went there for early dinner at 5:00 pm when they opened. Place filled up pretty quickly but it was a sunny day in SF, so plenty of seating outside too. We decided to sit inside because I really loved the earthy wood decor. Their bread and butter was so soft, and some of the best I've ever had. Had squash for the appetizer and split the rigatoni and roasted chicken. Finished it off with their chocolate bread pudding! Shout out to Arthur, our amazing server who was super attentive and personable! I definitely want to come here and try their brunch!
This is our go to neighborhood spot. Great food, great service, great cocktails, great vibes. Don't bother going to Zuni Cafe, the roasted chicken here is better!
This is a great spot for a date or a casual quiet meal in the neighborhood. The staff was extremely friendly, the food was delicious, and the atmosphere was so relaxing. The drinks are AMAZING! They have quite a unique selection of spirits and their bartenders are expert cocktail connoisseurs. I will be back soon and often.
Outerlands is a lovely oasis of fresh baked bread and homemade soup in the Sunset District. I booked dinner reservations here for my birthday and was warmly greeted with a glass of sparkling rosé. My server was so friendly and genuine and took excellent care of me! The walls and ceiling are made from weathered wood and all the food is local and organic. Chef Landa prepares delicious, hearty, and attractive appetizers, meals and desserts. I ordered the beans and greens: bone broth, cannellini beans, kale, and grana padano cheese, served with pain au levain.. it was so good! I also enjoyed a hibiscus margarita, which was beautiful and refreshing, and took home a chocolate chip cookie for dessert. Yum! Highly recommend making a reservation, especially for brunch, as this is a very popular neighborhood restaurant and fills up fast everyday of the week.
Wanted to try the Dutch pancakes after all the raving reviews!! Came in on a Sunday around noon and didn't have a wait at all since we opted for the high table seating. Absolutely loved the woodsy interior because it felt homey and intimate. We ordered the Dutch pancake with ricotta, smashed potatoes, and smoked trout toast. The pancake was fluffy and airy, but it wasn't a huge wow for me. The smashed potatoes were really good though, and loaded with tons of flavor! The smoked trout toast was the most unexpected highlight of the meal. It looks unassuming at first, but it's packed with a lot of flavor and the toast is perfectly crisp. Would recommend to give it a try, but don't just go for the pancake. Service is pretty good and fast. Not sure if I'd come back for brunch again since their menu is pretty limited. read more
1 year ago
What other way to top Saturday off in the city than to have brunch after visiting the Golden Gate Dog Park with the fur babies! PARKING Street parking. We found street parking a block away and walked to the restaurant. SERVICE We arrived for a late lunch/brunch around 1:45PM. Surprisingly, there wasn't a wait at all. We did have to wait about 5-8 mins in line outside to order at the hostess stand before being given a number and assigned table. Their patio/outdoor seating area is pet friendly, which was PAWfect because we had our pups with us. The service was EXCELLENT. The hostess was super friendly and accommodating with our pups. The food and drinks came out quickly. We were checked on throughout our dining experience. FOOD/DRINK *Trout Sandwich: beautifully displayed. This entree was everything I imagined. The smoked trout was delicious. Good balance with all of the ingredients: crème fraîche, cucumber, radish, pickled sweet onion and capers, which was refreshing on the palate. Recommend this dish! *Grilled Cheese: This grilled cheese was satisfying and filling. Good portion. Crunchy. Cheesy. Tasty! *Chocolate Chip Cookie: we had to try it since it was recommended by the hostess. This cookie didn't disappoint! Crispy, chewy and gooey, yet the perfect size and thickness. * Iced Lattes: fragrant and creamy. Strong espresso flavor. It was our first time here and we throughly enjoyed everything. The service was what really nailed it for us. Bravo! read more
2 years ago
Six of us arrived on a Sunday noon and found the wait was already half an hour. Fortunately, we only have to wait half as long. You order and pay with the hostess and then a staff guide you to your table with a number. Most of us ordered the breakfast sandwich and the dutch pancakes, and the consensus was that the foods were terrific. Dutch pancakes were super thick and fluffy with peach compote and nuts on the top with slight drizzle of syrup. The breakfast sandwich consisted of house potato bun, fried egg, cheddar, aioli and arugula. You can add items such as bacon, pork belly, avocado etc. We enjoyed dining out on the patio, and we appreciated that the staff did not rush us, even though it was a very popular place. read more
2 years ago
What a bummer... I use to frequent this place when I lived in the area 2012-2020. It was a great, upscale establishment with farm fresh ingredients and impeccable service. What happened!? Today, you must order and pay outside with a host. Tipping on service tour haven't received. Newsflash, you will not be getting service. No sitting at the table, browsing the menu, enjoying the experience of dining out. No one is your server. If you need anything you have to flag someone down or get it yourself. You pay the high price of a fine dining place with no service. Not cool. Food quality is still good and I appreciate the menu, but didn't knock my socks off how it use to years back. Came for the daily doughnut, which I guess they don't do anymore. Ordered vegetarian biscuit and gravy, Dutch baby, side potatoes, and a scone. They forgot the scone until the end of the meal and I had to ask for it to-go since I was out of coffee and wanted to enjoy it with a cup of joe. Coffee $4.00 NO REFILLS! It was good, but not that good. You can go outside and order another cup of coffee if you finish yours....When I first went years ago we had a Chemex at our table, entire pot for ourselves! They should advertise "no refills" and standard cups of coffee most always come with refills. Cheap. Biscuits and gravy was great for the novelty of being vegetarian. Biscuit was burnt on the bottom, "gravy" was more of a béchamel with large pieces of chewable black pepper I had to spit out, but the mushrooms were perfect. Dutch baby was bready and dry, lacking toppings, with two small slices of peach chopped up. Added on the ricotta for $2, it was a full tablespoon, no more. Asked for maple syrup to get the dense pancake down. Potatoes were perfect with a nice garlic aioli. Won't be coming back unless they revert to normal table service. With these prices we can go to many other lovely places with farm fresh food, coffee refills, and friendly service. This is a hipster's paradise without the appeal of a good experience. Two stars purely for good quality, local food. Everything else is lacking. From the other 1-2 star reviews, it looks like those who knew it before the ownership change agree that it was 5 star before 2022. Sad to see these changes. read more
11 months ago
I met some friends here on a Sunday morning and it was quite busy. The wait can be long, I would recommend coming early and bringing layers because waiting outside can be quite cold! They sat us outside but luckily there were heaters. I ordered the grilled cheese but it was quite salty and I couldn't finish it. The hot lemon ginger apple drink was legit but spicy near the end! I'd be willing to try Outerlands again and maybe try another dish, possibly in a puffer coat next time. read more
We came on a Saturday around 10am and got a table inside right away. The breakfast sandwich is soft and delicious, and the salmon toast is tangy and filling. The elderflower spritz was also really tasty. I like that you have to order before you're seated - we had to wait for our entire party before we could order but it moved along quickly and kept things easy so we could just leave when we were done eating. Really cute vibes inside! read more
A good brunch place in the Outer Sunset. They have outdoor dining where you can bring your pup. It's a casual spot where you order at the front of the restaurant before sitting down. The service was okay, and the food came out faster than my coffee. I ordered a cappuccino with oat milk. I thought it was a little too bitter probably won't order that again. My favorite was the side of smashed potatoes, which were perfectly crispy, 5/5. The leek soup was a bit lacking in flavor, so I'd give it a 3/5. The breakfast sandwich was yummy, earning a 4/5, and the gem salad was also a 4/5. Overall, it's a pleasant spot to visit on the weekend. I believe they are also open for dinner, but I haven't had the chance to try it yet. I look forward to exploring more of their menu. read more
Came here on Sunday a little after their 9am opening so it wasn't that much of a wait. Last time I ate in Outerlands was back in June 2015 so I was surprised that you have to order and pay outside before you get seated. Ambiance is great, plenty of seating-- you have the option to eat outside or inside in the wooden tables or even at the bar :) The Dutch pancakes with ricotta was amazing. I also had it last time I was here and I'm glad it didn't disappoint -- not too sweet or anything. Wish I had more strawberries to it though! Don't forget to order the honey lemon apple cider vinegar tea! I was afraid that it would be your usual ACV drink but it was actually a good complement to the pancake. Im glad the staff recommended it! read more
2 years ago
3.5 stars. We came here for lunch after hiking. There was a 15-20 minutes wait on a Saturday afternoon for a table outside so it wasn't too bad. Dog friendly. Parking was terrible (street parking). Service was ok. - Breakfast sandwich ($10) with bacon (+$3) - very good and love the arugula but portion was so small. - Roasted potatoes ($6) - got this to share and it was soo good! Comes with aioli sauce. - Dutch pancake - looks good but it was just ok, nothing special and the fruits were too tart. I preferred the french toast a bit better. Overhyped. Food was just ok and nothing special. It's also overpriced for what it is. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
How do you mess up arugula? Seriously it tasted horrible. Prices were insane and for these servings? Taste did not justify it either. Penny pinching like crazy. Don't let the crowd deceive you. Looks cute though. read more
2 years ago
Delicious food from very creative menu choices. Super service, w/ a Cheery waitress with glowing charm more than made up for my first impression. Worth a repeat visit. But the signage is minimal- look for it! Sherryl lox on French bread with radishes and pickled onions, and lemon zest is truly one of a kind unique. And delicious. We are lox & bagel fans re thinking our next effort. My Dutch pancake 5 star. And the side of bacon is worthy. Great quality side meat. Thx all for a wonderful breakfast experience. Oh- don't forget to buy a loaf of their sandwich bread. We are told best in the city by a fellow dinner diner last night. High praise, indeed. read more
Our experience was different! Came here early and there was already a line. Seating inside is limited if you're a party of 4. They have outdoor seating with heaters on the side of the place and others with no heating. 1st: you have to order (outside) before you're sat 2nd: our drinks came 1/2 way through our meal. Service was disappointing and don't expect anyone to check on you once food is dropped off. We ordered... Hot late: 7/10 nothing memorable and expresso was on the bitter side Hot tea: 7/10 green leaf (7.00 for tea, nothing special and wouldn't recommend) Fresh lemonade: 9/10 Dutch pancake: 8/10 sweet and savory needed some crème/syrup/powdered sugar (missing something to make it a 10) Mushroom toast: 9/10 overall the best tasting of what we ordered Breakfast sandwich with bacon: 7/10 lacked flavor, egg needed seasoning and is cooked over well Overall, would have given more stars but because of service lacking and drinks coming nearly 1/2 way through our meal, stars is reflected. read more
2 years ago
Brunch spot right at the edge of Sunset that gets pretty busy. I came for brunch on a Sunday brunch waited around 10 minutes for a seat inside. They take your order outside prior to being seated so the food comes out super quick once you get settled. The squash toast was good but nothing special. I think it could have used a pinch more salt. read more
This restaurant has been on a ton of list of places to try across the city. Listen, the food is good but the ordering and seating process is very confusing. You order and wait outside for your table. Once you're seated, you don't really have a waiter. The service felt like I was at an upscale Panera. Brunch options were cool, I really liked my breakfast sandwich. I would like to go back for the food but not the service. read more
In contrast to other reviews, I came here for dinner before heading to watch the sunset on Ocean. There was no queue for a seat at 6 on a Friday. Parking is a bit tricky. I parked 2 blocks down. Ordered 2 wines the infamous Levain bread and mushroom risotto. Beautiful interior inside. There is limited seating. Levain bread was fluffy and light. The Cabernet also sweet and smooth. Mushroom risotto packed a good punch.l with flavor and texture. It's not cheap, our bill came out to ~ $80+. The crowd vibe was chill: families, couples and friends catching up. Their menu is definitely more catered for brunch. It looks amazing online. Debating if it's worth the 1-2hr wait I read here. But then again that's a normal SF standard time. read more
7 months ago
6 months ago
Yum! Everything was so tasty. In terms of service, we had to wait quite a bit even after we were told a table was available for us. You order/pay before getting sat at your table. I ordered the breakfast sandwich and smashed potatoes; both were good. The outside of the potatoes could have been slightly crispier, but I loved the texture of the inside. The aioli dip the potatoes come with was great. We got sat outside, so it was a little chilly during my meal; I think it would have been nice if there were tents or heaters for the outdoor seating. read more
7 months ago
3 years ago
A great neighborhood brunch spot with options for everyone. The restaurant was very cozy and the service was very fast. You order and pay before you sit down which is different but when the restaurant gets so busy it makes for faster turnover of tables. We ordered the levain toast, french toast, squash soup, gem salad, smashed potatoes, bacon and veggie grain bowl. I really wanted to try the dutch pancake but they were out for the day. All in all this was a great taste of the menu and I think for brunch it was tasty, healthy and fresh ingredients. read more
2 years ago
The breakfast sandwich is very good, and I highly recommend choosing it at least once. The smashed potatoes are a must. I do wish they had different beverage choices, but it's not a game changer. Arrive early cause there will be a waitlist, but it does seem worth it and they do their best to get the food out to you quickly once seated. read more
4.5 rounded down Went to outerlands for brunch FINALLY. wait for a party of three was about thirty minutes. they were sold out of the dutch pancakes which was SUPER unfortunate because it looked absolutely delightful but ended up getting the - smashed potatoes-- great, would recommend - french toast-- a surprise and also great, the tangerines give good balance and wasn't too heavy - mushroom toast -- definitely star of the meal, would recommend - breakfast sandwich -- didn't have the potato roll, just fine tbh interior is extremely cute and the food came out quickly as well. overall, the vibes are delightful and fun and would recommend coming back!! read more
7 months ago
8 months ago
Beautiful restaurant with indoor and outdoor seatings. Street Parking We got lucky and got indoor seating no wait. Brunch is fri-sun walk in only. Ordered and pay with the host. Service was quick. We ordered smashed potatoes, mushroom toast, breakfast sandwich and sticky bun. My fave was the smashed potatoes and mushroom toast. Everything was so yummy Definitely will return for the dinner menu. read more
Came here for brunch in a party of 6. The food overall was decent and didn't wow me EXCEPT for the Smashed Potatoes. Good Gawd those were heavenly. The group had the french toast, tomato soup, breakfast sandwich, grilled cheese, dutch pancake, smashed potatoes, (2) sides of bacon, and iced coffee. Consensus overall was smashed potatoes and breakfast sandwich were the best that we had, and everything else was just ok. Service was fast and no issues, but I'm not sure if we'd come by again since it was only 2 items from the amount of food we got that we liked best. read more
This might be my favorite brunch spot when visiting San Francisco and it's around the sunset community which overall is a lovely and laidback vibe. I've been to this spot twice and both visits were phenomenal. The grilled cheese is one of the best I've had in town and the waiter had recommended to pair it with a tomato basil soup which was to die for! If you're a fan of tomato and grilled cheese, definitely swing by and give this spot a try. I've also tried the breakfast sandwich which is done really well, the ingredients are fresh and made with care and love. The venue is comfortable, nice decor, and there's seating available outside and inside which is really neat. Also, if you're in a rush or short on time for a busy packed day, then I have good news for you. This spot takes your order right as soon as you arrive and they do a great job of getting your food out to you quickly! And did I mention, it's really good food! :) Highly recommend checking Outerlands out if you're in San Francisco. read more
Farm to table brunch with a small, curated menu in a quiet area of SF. In terms of taste, fried egg was slightly overdone and while ingredients are fresh and other textures were done well, a vibrant flavor was missing for me considering price. Overall still very good! Kind and attentive service with an open kitchen layout. Great outdoor seating to lounge in partial/full shade and a wooden interior indoor seating. read more
Quick Summary: - There is outdoor and indoor seating - Close to one of the stops on MUNI N Line - Long line, but quick turnout (15-20 minute wait to get a seat) - First, write your name in a clipboard, during your wait decide on what to eat by the chalkboard menu placed outside, when your name is called order and complete your payment, then you are seated - Hefty dishes, entered hungry, left 105% full - Delicious baked goods - Coffee is Four Barrel; not sour with milk We arrived here an hour after it opened, and all the seats were filled and there was a cluster of guests at the doorway. It took some discussions with the waiting guests to figure out how to claim our seats, and once it was done the wait didn't feel long. For me, it felt like around 15-20 minutes, a short chat with a friend passed time. We got the seat inside and it is a pretty venue. It's like a rustic cabin feel, with the browns and white theme color. The wooden chairs are comfortable and not stiff; felt like I could sit hours on them .Since we made our order, it was just waiting for our dishes. The cappuccino arrived first, and after a couple of sips and light chat, then the two dishes arrived at the same time. I got the French Toast with a side of fried egg (over easy medium) to counter out the sweetness) and my friend ordered the Dutch Pancake. Both of the dishes were a feast to the eyes. Four slices of French toast with peaches sprinkled on top. The Dutch Pancake was a flaky nest for the berries and a dollop of ricotta cheese. I poured the jug of maple syrup on top of the French toast. I was amazed, that the bread slices are thick and slowly absorbed the syrup. Unlike the French Toast I made at home, where the syrup is quickly absorbed into the toast and becomes a moist (other could say mushy) texture, the bread here retained its original soft bread texture. I got to taste a mix of two textures, so it wasn't one dimensional. The peaches were crunchy, so another good blend of textures. I do recall that it had some nuts, so for those who are allergic, be aware before ordering this. I do say, four slices of the thick bread covered in semi-sweet syrup could get you pretty full of sugar, so I ate the fried egg with it. The fried egg side is simply a fried egg with no seasoning on it, so I requested salt and pepper. I will add a note, that we agreed that both dishes are light and didn't give us a greasy feeling in the stomach. read more
It feels like Outerlands is on everyone's brunch hit list in SF. The Sunset is notoriously chilly/foggy, but if you can get out here on a sunny/warm day this spot truly shines. We showed up on a weekend and waited ~15 min for a 4 person table. The food is really good. The highlight for me was the grilled cheese (who would've thought & at brunch!) that was packed with multiple cheeses, bacon, caramelized onions, and tomatoes. Can you say LOADED. The egg sandwich was equally as tasty, but was on the lighter side and the French toast was delicious as well. The only reason I'm being them 4/5 is that I would've liked a bit more menu variety. read more
I really wanted to give 5 stars but I couldn't as their service was too poor. I made a reservation for dinner and left them note saying one of us is allergic to onion. When we ordered the food, we told the server very clearly about onion allergy too. And yet they served entree with onion ! Worst part was the server or even the manager didn't apologized to us, instead told us excuse saying I ordered a soup that had onion so she thought it was okay ?!? When it was obvious the soup was for me not for him with allergy... some people can die from food allergy. The way they made excuse and didn't even apologize or admit their mistake was not professional at all. It's shame because their food, drinks and restaurant itself was great! If you have allergy you need to pay extra attention because servers don't care. read more
1 year ago
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4001 Judah St
San Francisco, CA 94122
Outer Sunset
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Do you accept Reservations?
Yes we do! Here is the link to our reservations on Resy: https://resy.com/cities/sf/outerlands?date=2023-07-28&seats=2
How long is the wait for Sunday brunch for 6ppl?
1hr to 2hrs. They don't have yelp list or text you when your table is ready so you have to wait infront
Is Outerlands ever opening?
Greetings and thanks for your question. We’re pleased to share that we will be reopening later this summer, and will post on our instagram @outerlands once we have a date.
Hello! Is Outerlands schedule to reopen June 1?
Hi Winnie, thanks for your inquiry. We are not sure yet on the timing of our reopening, but we will post updates on our instagram @outerlands as we get closer.…
Have you reopened yet?
Hi Tatiana, thanks for your email. We're closed at present, but stay tuned for updates on our Instagram @outerlands
Are there any vegan options?
Hi Lisa, we have a number of items on each menu which are vegan or can be made vegan, including our daily soup and breads. Our servers will also be happy to help with any questions you have about specific dishes. We look forward to serving you!
A friend of mine invited me to lunch there this Friday. Are there gluten free options?
Hi Susie, we do have a number of items on each menu which are or can be made gluten free; please feel free to check in with your server, who can help suggest gluten-free alternatives. However, since bread is produced in house in our small open…
I hear there is a great burger? Best in city! Is there special day for the burger to be on menu?
Hi Adrienne, thanks for your inquiry! Burger night is every Thursday, 5-10pm. We also have a special Sunset cocktail menu that night (and every Mon-Thurs) from 5-7pm :)
Do they let you bring your own bottle of wine for dinner? If so, what is the corkage fee?
Hi Adam, our corkage is $20/bottle. Please let us know if you have any other questions! Best, Lana
Is the Dutch pancake and the Eggs in Jail only offered for Sunday brunch? Or is it there for Saturday brunch as well?
Both days
Do you cater and deliver in the SF Sunset District?
Hi Vickie, thanks for your inquiry. At this time we don't offer catering or delivery services. All Best,…
Are there gluten free brunch options?
Hi Annabel, thanks for your inquiry! Much of our brunch is centered around our bread, but we always have at least one main that is gluten free, as well as sides and small plates. We recommend checking in with your server, who will be happy to…
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