Breakfast

“Food is our passion.” If your passion is food as well, look no further than Betty Zlatchin Catering; their slogan speaks to their creative flair for presentation and commitment to using locally-grown, organic foods. The happy result is delicious, fresh dishes that aim to please every palate. Specializing in weddings, the company tailors each menu to match the needs and style of their clients and have been praised by Food and Wine Magazine. Dedicated to buying from sustainable sources and local vendors, you may find one of Betty Zlatchin’s staff at the farmer’s market looking for produce or collaborating with …

Visitors to The Grove in Lower Pacific Heights have found a place that serves delicious food in a fun, accommodating atmosphere that provides friendly service. Located on Fillmore Street, The Grove puts a uniquely tasty spin on a variety of popular cafe dishes made with fresh and delicious ingredients. Diners can enjoy either a hearty breakfast platter or grab a tasty breakfast sandwich to go, complete with a glass of fresh squeezed orange juice or a Bloody Mary in a pilsner glass. Lunch provides the opportunity for a delicious hot or cold sandwich on fresh bread, or the chance to …

Visitors to The Grove have found a place that serves delicious food in a fun, accommodating atmosphere that provides friendly service. The Grove puts a uniquely tasty spin on a variety of popular cafe dishes made with fresh and delicious ingredients. Diners can enjoy either a hearty breakfast platter or grab a tasty breakfast sandwich to go, complete with a glass of fresh squeezed orange juice or a Bloody Mary in a pilsner glass. Lunch provides the opportunity for a delicious hot or cold sandwich on fresh bread, or the chance to order a salad to-go and take it back …

For those sunny days spent exploring the San Francisco shoreline, Dryer’s Ice Cream Pier 39 provides a sweet pit stop. This Fisherman’s Wharf location offers a variety of flavors from classic chocolate to newcomers like green tea and mocha mousse chocolate. Sizes come by the scoop, in either a cup or cone, with a selection of candy or fruit toppings so each treat seeker can personalize their choice. For those looking for variety, Dryer’s also offers non ice cream alternatives such as self serve frozen yogurt, bulk candy, and blended beverages. The walk up counter allows customers to collect their …

Established in 1993 as a crepery on Fillmore Street, Squat & Gobble has expanded to five San Francisco locations. Open daily from 8am-10pm, Squat & Gobble has no timetables set for any of its daily menu items. That means you can order a Charbroiled Angus Chuck Burger at 9am or a Belgian Waffle at 7pm. An exclusive brunch menu is served on Saturday & Sunday before 3pm and includes specialties such as the decadent French Toast Indulgence and the savory Southern Style Chicken Fried Steak & Eggs. Squat & Gobble, Marina includes a delightful patio for an outdoor dining experience …

Delicious and affordable California coastal cuisine featuring fresh ingredients from neighboring organic farms is the hallmark of our kitchen. Just 10 minutes from downtown Santa Cruz.

1608 Bistro is currently only open on weekends and is serving fusion brunch specialties and traditional dishes in a relax atmosphere between 9:000 am and 2:00 pm. Reservations are highly recommended.

Located at the San Jose Marriott, Arcadia serves up a contemporary twist to classic staples of the modern American steakhouse. Breakfast specials consist of the Broken Yolk Fried Egg Sandwich, Arcadia French Toast and the Crispy Malted Waffle. Lunch features the Power Lunch, which offers diners a choice of salad or soup as well as an entrée for a low price. A la carte selections include Steak Frites, Truffle Risotto, Cobb Salad, as well as a number of burgers and sandwiches. Dinner finger foods such as the Lobster Corn Dogs, Truffled Popcorn, and Oysters Rockefeller will prime your appetite for …

Located at the Marriot in Santa Clara, Parcel 104 has served guests American cuisine utilizing farm fresh ingredients for more than a decade. A full bar offers those looking the whet their whistles a wine list featuring 500 wines, an extensive selection of spirits, as well as seasonal house specialty cocktails. Happy Hour runs Monday through Friday from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and offers drink specials and a bar menu. Parcel 104 serves breakfast Monday through Friday from 6:30a.m. to 11:00a.m. and on the weekends from 7:00a.m. to 11:00a.m. Lunch is available Monday through Friday from 11:30a.m. to 2:00p.m. …

A San Francisco favorite since 1937, Original Joe’s new North Beach location offers an expansive selection of Italian cuisine, steak, and seafood. Whether the stomach yearns for a Rib Eye Steak, Veal Parmigiana, or brothy Steamed Mussels, Original Joe’s has it all. Salad lovers can expect their own place on the menu as well, with an entire section dedicated to the leafy delights. The Italian influence is not lost in the abundant menu, carb loaders can indulge in various Spaghetti, Ravioli and Linguini dishes with meat, pesto or carbonara sauces smothered on top. During the week Original Joe’s provides diners …

For a south of the border flavor in Lower Pacific Heights, Tacobar serves traditional Mexican style food made with local organic ingredients. The philosophy of quality over quantity is prevalent at Tacobar and is showcased by the exclusive use of line caught fresh fish, free range chicken, all natural pork, and all natural Black Angus beef. The house aguas frescas are freshly made and are wonderfully refreshing. Appetizers include Jicama Ensalada, made with grapefruit, avocado, cilantro and spicy dry roasted peanuts, and the Mexican street food staple Esquites, aka corn in a cup. Tacos include the standards such as carne …

Working Girls’ Café in the Financial District offers delectable sandwiches and tasty salads to hungry San Franciscans on a time crunch. Standard morning café fare is available, from bagels, muffins, and pastries to more hearty options such as breakfast sandwiches made with egg, cheese, and bacon or ham, topped with bagel, croissant, or sourdough. When lunchtime rolls around, Working Girls’ Café has a simple yet extensive menu. Sandwiches include Italian, Tri-tip, Veggie, Spicy Thai, Red Snapper, and Prosciutto with Mozzarella, just to name a few. Salads such as the Cobb, Seasonal Mixed Greens, Greek, and Chipotle BBQ Chicken are all …

Taqueria Castillo B in the Tenderloin is a local favorite. The namesake quesadilla, aptly named Quesadillas Costillo is wrapped like a burrito. The spicy Camarones diablos delight seafood lovers looking for a taste of the sea with a bit of kick. With some of the tastiest tacos this side of The Mission, the al pastor should not be missed. Tortilla choices include the standard flour and corn, but wheat and spinach as well. Guests can order meat combo burritos, should they choose, that is to say al pastor and carnitas, or pollo and carne, etc. Whole avocados are used instead …

While it may not look like much from the outside, the SoMa location of Taqueria Can-Cun is a prime example of not judging a book by its cover. This local favorite offers some of the best fast Mexican food in The City. Voted Best Taqueria and Best Burrito 10 years in a row by the readers of the San Francisco Bay Guardian, Taqueria Can-Cun has made its reputation with wonderfully seasoned carne asada, and tasty carnitas. Tacos arrive with thick slices of avocado, and every order is accompanied by an order of chips and salsa. When in search of some …

Follow the famed explorer, Marco Polo, as he partakes on his epic adventure, and taste your way through the Pacific Rim with Silk’s uniquely inspired menu. The dining space is dressed in rich tones of cinnamon, nutmeg, and persimmon, and celebrates one of Polo’s greatest discoveries: silk. West Coast elements flirt with iconic Pacific Rim flavors to tantalize patrons’ taste buds, and lure them back in time to a smooth find.