Breakfast

Many fans of Italian cuisine have craved fresh, well made pasta or a salad but don't have time for a full sit down meal. At Caffe Delucchi, customers can enjoy a quick meal in a casual environment that doesn't skimp on flavor or quality. Located at the corner of Columbus and Stockton in the heart of North Beach, Caffe Delucchi not only serves up a meal for the busy diner on the go, but does so with a unique flair. Whether it be for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, the dishes at this intimate Italian eatery combines the time honored of …

Since 1983, Lee’s Deli has made it a point to offer a variety of wholesome, fresh-to-order entrees at a low price to San Franciscans looking to satiate their hunger. Breakfast offerings include bagels and pastries with a choice of spread, and breakfast sandwiches with different types of protein. In addition, Lee’s Deli offers the Breakfast Buffet featuring standards such as oatmeal, scrambled eggs, hash browns, and breakfast meats priced per pound. Sandwiches range from more than twenty standard cold cut and salad sandwiches to a half-dozen Hot Sandwiches. Lee’s also serves burgers, hot dogs and wraps. There is a featured …

A fruit smoothie is the perfect pick-me-up while strolling through the streets of downtown San Francisco. The Jamba Juice on New Montgomery Street in the South of Market (SoMa) district is a great stop for a smoothie and a snack. This juice bar, which began only serving smoothies, has expanded over the years to offering small bites, tasty flatbreads, cold-cut sandwiches, and hot breakfast wraps. Jamba Juice offers one free boost to their customers. These boost additions contain different combinations of vitamins and nutrients to help revitalize the body. With an added energy or immunity boost, patrons of SoMa’s Jamba …

Noah’s New York Bagels is not your average counter-order bagel shop. Nestled in the Pacific Heights area, this bagel deli features a large variety of classic and gourmet options including their signature Asiago Cheese bagel and Peppercorn Potato bagel. Their Anytime Creations menu allows customers to choose from an assortment of meats, cheeses, eggs, vegetables, breads and wraps to craft the ultimate personalized sandwich. For those looking for a healthy alternative, Noah’s New York Bagels offers a separate Smart Choices menu featuring sandwiches with under 350 calories and less than 15 grams of fat. Also available are salads and low …

Since 1852, Ghirardelli has built a reputation for producing some of the most decadent and delicious chocolate in the country. People might be surprised to find that Ghirardelli's origins date back to the San Francisco gold rush, when the company provided a taste of luxuriousness to miners exhausted after a grueling day of labor. Ghirardelli's remains an extravagant treat to people who need a break from hectic, modern day living, especially at their original ice cream and chocolate shop in San Francisco. For years, families and friends have enjoyed the traditions shared at this Ghirardelli Ice Cream and Chocolate Shop, …

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 …

Since 1916, The Buena Vista Café in Fisherman’s Warf has been a San Francisco landmark. In 1952, with aid from Pulitzer-Prize winning travel writer Stanton Delaplane, the then-owner of the Buena Vista perfected the recipe for their now legendary Irish Coffee. The drink is so popular, the Buena Vista serves up to 2,000 Irish Coffees a day. Should you choose to bypass the Café’s claim to fame, there is a full bar that features a long list of specialty drinks including the Akvavit w/ Beer Snit, the New Orleans Fizz, and the Nutty Irishman. The kitchen serves traditional American fare …

For a taste of authentic French cuisine plated with a healthy side of Old World opulence and charm, the Grand Café Brasserie and Bar is the place to visit. The restaurant dining space draws the eyes up to the 30-foot high ceilings with regal architectural elements and impressive columns that hearken back to the days of Art Deco luxury. To complement the space and offer a welcomed balance of inviting fare, the Grand Café menu presents guests with a plush selection of classic French brasserie cuisine dishes firmly rooted in seasonal freshness and flavor. Linger over a delightful drink at …

“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 …

With unique dishes ranging from mini pumpkins filled with fall vegetables to passion fruit and lychee crème brulée, SpringLoaf Catering has already gained footing and exposure in San Francisco’s competitive culinary market. SpringLoaf Catering, operating since 2003, has been featured in prominent magazines such as Martha Stewart Weddings and San Francisco’s 7x7. With menu choices based on fresh, locally-sourced products, the company offers various ethnic food items such as Mediterranean, Latin, and Asian-inspired fare. The staff has a reputation for thoughtful, attentive service and SpringLoaf’s chefs customize each menu to fit their clients’ specific needs to make events special and …

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 …

John’s Snack & Deli in the Financial District provides a fusion of Korean and American meals ideal for hard working patrons on the go. In a small and quaint take out setting, this quick shop offers soups, salads, sandwiches, and an assortment of pastries and snacks. The Korean menu provides traditional beef, chicken, pork, and sushi options with an array of spices and sauces. Locals rave about the flavorful Kimchi Burrito and the bold Suicide Burrito, known for its extremely intense seasoning. For those daring enough to take their love for spicy to the very edge, try the Suicide Volcano …

The Haight-Ashbury location of San Francisco’s famed Squat & Gobble is one of the local creperie's five expanded locations. Open daily from 8am-10pm, Squat & Gobble offers any item on the menu at any time of day. If you feel like a Grilled Prime Rib Melt at 8:30 in the morning, they will make it happen, or if you feel like Huevos Ranchos for dinner, not a problem. Saturday & Sunday feature an exclusive brunch menu served before 3pm and includes specialties such as the Crispy Corned Beef Hash, utilizing “Robert’s Famous Corned Beef”, and Biscuits & Gravy. Squat & …

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 …

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 …

With a mission to serve the best hand-crafted beer in the South Bay, FireHouse Grill & Brewery is the hottest place in Sunnyvale to go for lunch, happy hour and dinner! With an amazing brewery, exhibition kitchen, wood-fired oven, luxurious patio and welcoming atmosphere, FireHouse Grill & Brewery is the perfect place to hang out with friends or to make new ones. Complete with plasma TV’s, free internet access and a wide variety of delicious beer, you won’t want to go anywhere else to watch your favorite sporting events, including exclusive UFC fights. FireHouse Grill & Brewery is also the …