From Grub Hug on line menu Classic Cubano Sandwich, $9.50 Roasted pork, smoked ham, pickles, Dijon mustard and Swiss cheese on a grilled roll. Served with choice of 1 side dish. I added the above to show how much things have changed. But this add was pulled from Grub Hub today 7/4/2023. First time here in Years! I was early for a performance the Marsh and had time to kill and was hungry. When I arrived 3:15 if took me a minute to get anyone 's attention. No one was in the restaurant and 5 staff were all sitting in a booth and the music was really loud. I finally got my server Carlo 's attention. At first, it appeared he couldn 't be bothered. Thankfully he warmed off after a bit. I had the C...
10 to 15 years ago this place may have been called the pretentious new breakfast spot to spring up in the Mission. Nowadays after surviving a decade plus (and a fire! of serving the neighborhood it's considered a staple. That's how fast SF changes , ya dig/legit/nawmean/feel me?/freals/no cap. ?Regardless whether you are a lover, or a hater, one fact remains this place can make a mean breakfast! Chef hand kiss to the vegetarian biscuits and gravy which are a life line to newly embarked vege friends as they seriously rival popular meat competitors. But by no means is this a vege only establishment as there are many delicious meat selections (bacon, sausage, biscuits oh my! for the omnivore ma...
I really enjoy eating in boogaloos! I was with a very mixed party of eaters (my omni partner and my ovo-lacto friend) and we were all able to order really tasty food that corresponds to our preferences. we went to the weekend, so we had waited about 20 minutes, but the staff was efficient and friendly when we sat. I ordered the amazing vegan breakfast queensadilla and coffee (a little pitcher of soymilk came free as soon as I requested it.) there were a few veg options on the menu, and although I did not try it, it looked like they could sub tofu for any dish with iron. they even filled my to-go cup with coffee and let me fill my water bottle from one of their pitcher before I left. total a...
Initially, I was hesitant to visit this restaurant because of its name, which gave me the impression that it may have had connections to white supremacy. However, after being recommended by locals, I discovered that the name predated any negative connotations and was actually a well-known spot in the neighborhood. The food was excellent and reasonably priced for San Francisco. I was pleased to see that the restaurant welcomed people of all backgrounds, and I was one of the few white customers there. Overall, I would rate the food 5 out of 5.
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I tried the Egg Valencia, which was one of the few well-made English muffins with poached eggs. The hollandaise sauce was spicy and delicious. The Polenta and Eggs dish was also impressive. I enjoyed the atmosphere of the restaurant. Overall, it is one of the good brunch spots in the city. The orange juice was incredibly refreshing too.
Great salsa music playing low enough for us to talk normally. Many vegan options. I had awesome soyrizo scramble with home fries.The restaurant occupies a former old style pharmacy with cool metal awning on the corner of Valencia and 22nd.Check it out.
The food was good (how mouth watering delicious can soy eggs and chorizo be? . Although most unfortunately only one restroom for both male and female guest, it was a very nice one (marble walls and floors .
great option if they are looking for brunch with their non-vegan friends! the polnta is delicious! be ready to wait.
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the polnta was so delicious and the sweet so fresh and healthy!
that was in order. Vegan options are not clearly marked
