Midweek SF Brunch?
May 21, 2009 5:01 PM   Subscribe

What's a yummy brunch place in San Francisco that'll be open on a Tuesday morning?
posted by Maia to Food & Drink (15 answers total)
 
If you like Brenda's or Dottie's (both closed on Tuesdays) I'd suggest Just for You on 22nd street off of 3rd as a tasty alternative.
posted by zombiedance at 5:20 PM on May 21, 2009


I feel like most of them will be open on Tuesday! My favorites are the Pork Store Cafe (two locations, Mission and Haight), Eats in the Inner Richmond, Chloe's in Noe Valley (which can get super crowded... only a couple blocks away is the equally delicious Fattoush).
posted by ORthey at 5:22 PM on May 21, 2009


Oops, strike Fattoush... only open for dinner on Tuesdays. Perhaps my initial statement was incorrect!
posted by ORthey at 5:25 PM on May 21, 2009


Toast... mmmm toast
posted by elationfoundation at 5:27 PM on May 21, 2009


I highly recommend Zazie and I will second Pork Store, if only for their delicious hash-browns, none of that home fries bullshit. :)
posted by sir_rubixalot at 5:36 PM on May 21, 2009


Valencia Pizza and Pasta at 19th and Valencia.
posted by bottlebrushtree at 6:14 PM on May 21, 2009


Seconding Zazie's - hmmm, lovely omelets......
posted by anitanita at 6:48 PM on May 21, 2009


Chow @ Church and Market.
posted by iamabot at 7:23 PM on May 21, 2009


I second Just For You, and also suggest the St. Francis Fountain.
posted by gingerbeer at 7:59 PM on May 21, 2009


I'll second Chloes, their cinnamon croissant french toast is crazy delicious and weekdays usually aren't too crowded, and I'll third Just for You, because beignets! and pint-sized mimosas can't be beat.
posted by KatlaDragon at 9:25 PM on May 21, 2009


Many great suggestions above. I would add Ella's, and also Mama's.
posted by trip and a half at 9:36 PM on May 21, 2009


Squat and Gobble - several locations to choose from in SF. I like the one on Haight.
posted by ainsley at 11:16 PM on May 21, 2009


I've only ever eaten brunch in SF at boogaloo's. Vegan options.
posted by beerbajay at 2:55 AM on May 22, 2009


2nding Mama's in North Beach.
posted by spatula at 10:56 AM on May 22, 2009


Whereabouts will you be? It's Tops (1801 Market at Octavia) is an old-school diner with historic photos, formica counters, and all sorts of groovy old tchotchkes (and hipster waitstaff, but they're friendly). It's easily reachable from downtown. Pretty basic diner food, though.

As beerbajay suggested, Boogaloo's is tasty, and there won't be a line on Tuesday mornings (as there always is on weekends).

My fave is Al's Cafe (3286 Mission at 29th Street). The walls are covered in Hollywood memorabilia and photos, and the septuagenarian sisters who are the waitresses are sassy and sweet. The homemade chili is pretty good. There are some decent specials on the menu, although again it's mostly American breakfast/diner fare.
posted by vickyverky at 11:25 AM on May 22, 2009


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