If you're used to the old school , it's pretty dam close…read more Sauce was amazing, Cooked to perfection noodles. Wine glass pour was really small. I want to say they were maybe 6oz pours. Pressed iron steak cooked to perfection. Delicious! For some reason no raviolis. Which might be a good idea if you can't match the old school one. Service beyond amazing. Thank you little lady I didn't catch her name. Please let me know next time. Prefect spot in a cleaned up area.

Best late night food in SF. Atmosphere was great, we enjoyed the food here. Really good qualityread more

Quick bite with super friendly service…read more Stopped by on a Monday morning for brunch. Bright, clean environment. Though the waiter encouraged a second beer a few times (so unprofessional for me at 10 am), it was all in good fun. Thai tea French toast is as advertised and delightful. Instead of syrup it comes with a Thai tea flavor glaze. Lovely arrangement of fruit as well. Toast is standard thickness for bread, cooked well. All combined, I was really pleasantly surprised. Though I love French toast, I usually feel queasy and overfull afterwards. Sugar drenched. Not here, my friend. Delicate flavor. Not overly heavy or sweet. Just right for a sophisticated palate. Went well with beer. But just one beer.

A great brunch spot that takes reservations (there were even reservations still available the…read moremorning of a holiday weekend)! Drinks - more options than the food, which is really saying something. We got the pink dalgona coffee and a lychee jasmine tea. Both weren't just good but also came with fresh fruit on top. For food we got the chicken & pandan waffle combo that came with two eggs and sriracha bacon. The waffle was perfection, crispy and light while still very flavorful. The chicken had a nice thin crisp on the outside but was a little dry and flavorless on the inside. The bacon actually tasted better with the waffle than the chicken did. That was really the only flaw for this place (4/5 stars). We also got the steak benedict that comes with a curry hollandaise. This was really unique and we'd absolutely get it again. The potatoes on the side were also crispy and they give a lot of fresh fruit too!

The omelettes are out of this world good. The service was excellent, and we enjoyed the menu…read moreoptions.

Wonderful experience, I came on Mother's Day around 12:45pm and had to wait about 30 mins to get…read moreseated for a party of 6. The restaurant is beautiful with a lot of natural light, perfect ambiance for a brunch. They even had Mother's Day themed napkins which I thought was very nice. I really enjoyed the Lapisara burger though it's so humongous that it's actually a bit challenging to eat haha. The chicken and waffles were also very solid. I thought the Tom Yum burrito was a bit uninteresting. It was just a lot of rice wrapped up in a tortilla, the tom yum sauce it came with was good but it wasn't enough to make the dish amazing for me. Overall, excellent experience, I would highly recommend for a cutesy brunch.

Food- beef tartare with bone marrow, fantastic. Steak with…read morechimichuri perfectly cooked. My go to - the creamy polenta with mushroom & poached egg- is like a warm hug. The service is on point & attentive.

Great service! Waitstaff was lovely. Excellent wine and…read morecocktail selection Horrible horrible food Table of 6, work friends with very different palettes, we all had different plates, and we were all dissatisfied (not just unsatisfied). Half of us went to the Taco Bell around the corner

Rolled in on a Saturday at 6:45pm with no rezzo. 20 min wait, which the host handled like a pro…read morewith free bread and olive oil while we had wine at the bar. Old-school North Beach energy: white tablecloths, opera posters, zero pretension.

Unfortunately it was overpriced for what we got. We ordered the bulgogi beef burger which had good…read moreflavor but hardly any meat. There was more lettuce than anything else with a side of potato wedges for $26. We also got the French toast. Literally one and a half slices of Texas toast for $18. We also paid $6.50 for a cup of brewed coffee which they charged $1 extra for oat milk. So our out the door after they added their sf mandate tax and we added tip was $77 for an order of French toast, a "meatless" bulgogi burger and 2 coffees. Service was good but unfortunately we left feeling we didn't get what we paid for.

Excellent service! My only advice is to come and see for yourself. When we called to ask about a…read morewait, they mentioned there was not wait... part of the reason they do that is because they don't keep a list. You either have reservations or you're a walk in and you stand in line until a table is available for you. At first this was strange, but I think it makes for a better experience. The team was incredible, they were so kind on a day that can be stressful for a small restaurant. We had incredible food. I was so happy to get my Eggs Royale and my husband said the French toast was the best he's ever had. (Even comparing it to French toast in Paris) No notes. This will be our Mother's Day place going forward next time with reservations.

My partner and I decided to go to the city one weekend and decided we wanted brunch. After looking…read morethrough some place, we came across Sisterita and it looked very promising. It seems like this place is an asian fusion brunch place incorporating french dishes into thai/asian themed dishes which is up our alley. We made a reservation at 1:45 PM and we had to wait for about an extra 30 minutes before getting seated. Initially, I wanted to try their crab fried rice but unfortunately they were out of crab. We decided to get the Alcatraz Escape and the Brioche french toast which were recommended by the wait staff. The staff was generally friendly and accommodating but I can tell they were swamped and stressed out with all the people they were trying to serve. The food itself tasted decent, the Alcatraz Escape had a tasty flavor which incorporates tom yum paste (sweet, sour, tangy flavor) into their scramble with about 4 shrimps. The side of crispy chicken was good but nothing that stood out to us. The brioche was soft but there wasn't much flavoring besides the fruits and caramelized banana. It was served with evaporated milk which made the brioche soft but not adding much flavor to it. The price however was quite pricey. For two dishes as a side we paid around $78 with tax and tip.

In town visiting San Francisco for the first time & heard this place was a must try and a MUST TRY…read moreIT WAS! My husband and I's favorite place to eat in the world is New Orleans so this place definitely did not disappoint. We started with coffee drinks, I had some sort of boozy espresso drink which I could have done without since the bitters tasted like licorice which is probably a taste preference. My husband had the grandma coffee which was also fine. Then the food came out and it went up from here! The catfish & grits just might be the best I've ever had. My husband also really enjoyed his banana foster French toast, & i loved that they allowed you to get one piece of fried chicken because i had to try it out despite a full meal. The wing I had was Nice & crunchy with a delicious sweet sauce on the side that reminded me of mambo sauce ( a DC staple.) My husband also had the gumbo which was good but I wouldn't say our favorite. I prefer my gumbo with a little more spice but that could just be personal preference. We ended the meal with beignets: I had the ube beignet which was so unique & flavorful! I don't think I would have had a chance to try that type of beignet anywhere else so glad to try something different, it was delicious. The crawfish beignet was also so flavorful! The beignets in general were much more bready than typical beignets but still very good & unique to this place. On top of that, the service was great & the food came out quick, hot & fresh! I wish we had more time (& stomach space) to try other items on the menu, everywhere we looked everything looked delicious so we'll just have to try more the next time we're back in SF!

I've been to the Oakland location of Brenda's and gotten delivery before, but my first time…read morevisiting in SF was a few months ago, when I booked a last minute reservation for a group of 8 friends. The place is a little cramped, but we were able to wait inside until the whole party was there to be seated. It was a good place for a group dinner. The cocktails are cheap for San Francisco, and the beer selection is decent. And the food is dense and delicious without being too heavy. I shared the catfish with crawfish etouffee (special), the gumbo, and a dungeness crab beignet with my boyfriend. We also ordered some banana cream pie for the table, which was a huge hit.

I was enveloped by warmth and care I didn't realize could exist amidst the fog of SF…read more.. Surrounded by tender service and an attention to detail that allowed my breath and mind to get lost in play while eating Joy flows through this treasure give it a chance to surpass your expectations, sending back all the love I received here thank you Yvonne, Consuelo ;), Cindy The LEGOs, your smiles, that salmon omelette and other yummies I enjoyed all remain fondly in my memory

this women her name is Consuelo she is the most sweetest lady i've meet here in san Francisco…read morealways made sure we had water full and made sure we had a good time. she is very understanding and she loves to chat! make you feel welcomed. please come and eat here the have the best service and food!

Definitely join the waitlist! Well worth the wait. Great food, friendly service. FYI -…read moreunfortunately, it is quite noisy.

Today they sucked the service sucked. Didn't get my drinks or ice for my water until after I got my…read morefood. Server never showed up. Normally it's pretty good but today completely sucked service and the food. My daughter did like her pancakes. But that was about it. What restaurant gives you your coffee after you get the food. Very unprofessional today.

Went to SF and decided to try Plow. What a gem of a restaurant. Light, bright, clean and packed…read morewith hungry fans. We be ordered their namesake the Plow. Lemon ricotta pancakes, crispy potatoes, an egg with house made sausage. And an order of sourdough toast and two eggs. Delicious. A little hint. The sausage was a bit spicy for those that don't do spice. The pancakes were tiny but still plentiful. The crispy potatoes are awesomely perfect.

I don't like breakfast potatoes. However, these might be the best breakfast potatoes I ever had…read more I like how they have a mix of big and smaller crispier pieces. I'm pretty sure they're deep fried because these were very decadent (you should try dipping them in syrup). The fluffy pancake was so-so. If you're a big lemon person you might love it. For me, I prefer very flaky pancakes. Eggs were cooked great and bacon more on the crispier side. The chicken burger/sandwich was amazing. The fried chicken was more "karaage" style. I think they might use rice or tapioca flour because it was very aery. I think I would get that next time over the plow breakfast but both were good. Wait was pretty long but dog friendly. Service was good too. Definitely expect to wait 30 min to 2 hrs. Enjoy some coffee nearby (Farley's, Linea's).