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Harborview Restaurant And Bar
Come to Harborview on the Embarcadero to fill up on solid dim sum and enjoy the waterfront views.
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Xica
This Mexican spot in Levi’s Plaza is serving pink tacos, excellent chilaquiles, and chicken and waffles in a giant, plant-filled space.
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Hard Knox Cafe
For a soul food brunch surrounded by retro decor, Hard Knox Cafe in the Richmond is a solid choice.
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Hong Kong Lounge
For excellent dim sum in a bustling space, head to Hong Kong Lounge in the Richmond.
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Cassava
Cassava’s new North Beach location is home to a seasonal prix fixe dinner served in a swanky space.
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Surisan
Surisan is a solid Korean American brunch and dinner spot near Fisherman’s Wharf from the people behind Kitchen Story.
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Reem's Mission
This Arab bakery in the Mission is a great spot to take a long lunch and get into fantastic flatbreads, mezze, and pastries.
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Town's End Brunch
This breakfast spot in South Beach serves hearty American breakfast classics, omelets in cast iron skillets, and green juices. Enjoy the Bay Bridge views.
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The Sunday
The Sunday is a fusiony Korean American breakfast and lunch spot with excellent chicken wings and huge portions.
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Pork Store Cafe
Come to this diner in the Haight for hearty breakfast classics like omelettes, breakfast burritos, and pancakes.
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Tartine Bakery
Tartine Bakery in the Mission is a San Francisco icon, simply because their bread is fantastic.
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Lulu
The Palestinian lunch spot and bakery in Berkeley, born out of The Mana'eesh Lady pop-up, serves fantastic flatbreads, dips, desserts, and a standout mezze brunch board.
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Kitchen Story
Go to Kitchen Story in the Castro for decadent, big-portioned brunch food, candied bacon, and deep-fried french toast.
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Automat
Automat is an all-day restaurant and bakery in NoPa that shines the most at breakfast and lunch.