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Just had to come by and order some food. Reading the menu took me back to LA and the deli's on…read moreFairfax. This place rocks. Suck creativity and what great meats. The #19 is my current favorite. Come here, have a nosh Enjoy!

Re: NO. 19 (corned beef) & Potato Salad…read more Wow. Great sandwich!!! I've been looking for a place in town that delivers the same type of meals I'd find in Katz's (nyc), and Wise Sons is good!!! The bread was on point, not soggy at all even though this particular sandwich comes with coleslaw inside (I loved the sweetness of the slaw with the Russian dressing). The corned beef was spectacular. And I also liked their potato salad very much. You can bet I'll be ordering again from this place.

Egg salad and latke Benedict

Wise Sons Jewish Deli - Breakfast burrito. Virtually no pastrami included in this $17 burrito, and the ratios of ingredients were way off. Would not recommend.

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Breakfast burrito. Virtually no pastrami included in this $17 burrito, and the ratios of ingredients were way off. Would not recommend.

Wise Sons Jewish Delicatessen

4.6(8 reviews)

1.1 mi•Mission

Great Reuben Sandwiches!…read more This location is very convenient to BART (24th Street / Mission station). It is only a three block walk from the station. My wife and I were meeting someone in San Francisco in the afternoon and we wanted to eat lunch beforehand. We were interested in trying Wise Sons Deli since we have heard so many people praising it. Since we were coming into the city via BART, this location was great. The ambiance is pretty basic; ordinary tables and chairs and only some photos on one wall. You order and pay at the counter and then someone will deliver the food to the table. If you want coffee or water it is serve-yourself. However, the food is fantastic! My wife ordered a corned beef Reuben sandwich ($18.50). It was thick and very tasty. I ordered a House Special Pastrami Reuben that had a smaller Reuben sandwich, french fries, a side of cole slaw, and a drink ($19.50). While it had half as much meat as the regular Reuben, it was still a good size. They make their own Pastrami and Corned Beef and it tastes great. My wife normally doesn't like Pastrami but loved the taste of Pastrami made by Wise Sons. The meat is thick, tender, juicy, and DELICIOUS!

OG Rueben was pretty good. I had delivery and it was have been even better fresh! Appreciate the…read morepickles. It needed a bit more sauerkraut to make this amazing.

The eating area

The normal sized Reuben sandwich (corned beef)

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Fresh bagels, shmears, sandwiches

Arizmendi Bakery

4.3(823 reviews)

1.2 mi•Mission

Truly one of the best local bakeries in the Bay Area with variety and quality. I love coming to…read morearizmendi to see the pizza of the day and bring friends/family here when they visit. They even do fun seasonal menu items like king cake for Mardi Gras and pies.

I've heard wondrous things about Arizmendi Bakery, and I am a big fan of bakeries that also serve a…read morepizza slice-of-the-day. The line around noon wasn't too bad, and it moved quickly since most people in line knew the drill and had their items ready to go. I ordered the slice-of-the-day, which turned out to be a mushroom + spinach + mozzarella combo. I placed my order at the counter and was handed a hot slice of pizza about five minutes later. I was fortunate to land one of the limited seats inside the bakery, although, there was also plenty of bench space in the parklet outside. The pizza crust was thin and crispy - with just the right amount of chew - and tasted slightly of sourdough. Topping-wise, the mushrooms were abundant but not overpowering; however, I wish there had been other vegetables to balance out the flavor. Paying less than $5 for a generously-sized slice (adorned with a mini slice on top) felt like a bargain, especially in SF. I would definitely make the trip back out here to give the pizza another try and to pick up some of the other baked goods.

Pastries, Currant Scones, Oat Scones

Corn Cherry Scones

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Dirty Horchata

Boichik Bagels

3.9(110 reviews)

2.4 mi•Presidio Heights

The bagels are delicious! Regardless of what you add to your bagel, the quality of the chew is…read moresimply amazing. Great staff and an excellent place to experience. A true California gem.

Last Thu. (9/3) we finally discovered this new bagel shop - I bought $10/3 (poppyseeds, blueberry,…read more& a plain one), excluding a printed tipping of $1.6. It was a very disappointed experience that all of them appeared to be left over from previous day. While one can get a fresh bagel at Safeway for half the price, w/o asking for a tip. The former bagels shop at California/ Laurel was excellent and memorable, every time in that area I'd get a couple of fresh bagels - it was a must visit place for many years.

Inside

The Mensch $10.50 /whitefish salad with tomato and cucumber

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The Mensch (Sesame bagel) $10.50 /whitefish salad with cucumber and tomato. Yumm! Haven't had whitefish in a while, so good!

Schlok's Bagels & Lox

3.8(379 reviews)

1.3 mi•Lower Haight

We order from Schlok's all the time, usually doordashed to the house Saturday morning. My go-to is…read morean everything bagel with habanero cream cheese and lox, which they smoke and cure in house. I was on the move this time, so I went with the classic bagel sandwich: lox, caper cream cheese, onion, sprouts, and tomato on an everything bagel. The bagel is thick and chewy, the cream cheese with capers does its thing, and the house lox is the star. It's 18 bucks, so not cheap, but the lox alone justifies it. If it's your first time, get the classic. If you're a regular, try the habanero cream cheese. One of my top five bagel spots in the city.

If you've been personally bullied by the unbeatable taste that is NY bagels and haven't found…read moreanything close, look no further! Schlok's is the chewiest SF bagel giving NY vibes. Perfect density, shine, and flavor! I'm an everything toasted kind a gal with schmear on the side. Service is very friendly, I highly recommend!

1.7 mi•Dogpatch, Potrero Hill

Bag of our bagels

IG: @sherryeatworld Lox sandwich, breakfast sandwich

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Mix of Schlok's bagel flavors

Midnite Bagel

4.2(114 reviews)

Wonderful place - also in part since I was offered free bagels as I stumbled upon them…read moremid-afternoon on a Friday! They make in-house cashew cream cheese. I tried looking for this magical Gabriella's review but had to wayfind on my own so adding my directions & photos in case this may help others: -Map to: 2565 3rd Street. Look for what looks like a lobby. This is a public entrance! (You will see a parklet for the museum next door as a landmark) -Go left and get on the elevator (reads: for passengers not freight) and go to 3rd floor. -Get off the elevator, go left and then turn right down a hallway. You will reach this long cross-secting hallway with many doors. Go left. -Look for Suite 308 and ring the bell! They will welcome you in :)

My hubby and I spotted their booth at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market in San Francisco and decided…read moreto stop by for breakfast. One of the staff members recommended the Salsa Seca with Jalapeño Spread. Salsa Seca translates to "dry salsa" and the bagel has a really nice kick to it! They use Sierra Nevada Cheese handmade Gina Marie Cream Cheese, roasted jalapeños and salt to season it. It's thick and creamy! One of the best bagels I've ever had, just fantastic, 5/5 stars! I would HIGHLY recommend this small business and we'll definitely be returning next time we hit up one of their farmer's markets or check out their store front! Midnite Bagel sold its first bagel in 2018. They are more healthier, easier to digest and have a great shelf life, compared to other bagels! SYOY! :-)

Shelter in place

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Black sesame bagel, shelter in place

L's Caffe

4.4(296 reviews)

1.2 mi•Mission

Came here during the week for brunch and their Banana Caramel French Toast was delicious, it was a…read morenice and smooth texture, I recommend. I tried a sip of my friend's Horchata Latte and it was delicious as well. I had tried their Mexican Hot Chocolate and it was my first time ever trying Mexican Hot Chocolate, and I'm addictive now! Haha. I didn't think too much of it but I had ordered me a chocolate muffin and didn't care whether it was warmed up or not and they were nice enough to have it slightly warm for me which I thought was thoughtful :). The price is pretty reasonable for the quality of food. P.S. I had took a few photos of the bathroom pics that they had on the wall which I thought was cute and quirky.

Stepping into the cafe felt like I was in a different country. The layout was spacious and…read morewelcoming. The area to order was walk up and had a kiosk to make things simple. I had a to-go order pick up and the packaging was cute, I always love when they write my name on the bag, it feels like an extra step to make it feel personal/special. I got the tuna bagel sandwich and an iced coffee. The tuna was perfect with the bagel giving almost a charcuterie/pate and cracker kind of vibe. The coffee was cold and strong. Prices are fair. Will definitely be back to journal or do some work!

1.7 mi•Bernal Heights, Mission

Bathroom decor

Chicken Pesto Sandwich

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PizzaHacker

4.2(428 reviews)

16 years in business

Locally owned & operated

I love sourdough everything and when I saw sourdough pizza crust, boy was I excited…read more I ordered margaritas and added mushroom for delivery because mushroom makes everything better. The pizza had a perfect chew and the right sourdough taste that I love. I dont know how to explain in words but all you sourdough lovers knows what i am talking about. Some sourdough just doesn't have enough flavor and the sourness in their bread to make it taste good but pizza hacker got it right. Next time I will dine in instead of delivery because I think fresh out of the oven would be even better!

Not the place to watch the world cup. The staff is rude and…read moreoverworked. No screens outside.

Tamalpais

Sunburn pizza - available now!

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Luna Iberica

Noe Bagel

4.0(142 reviews)

1.5 mi•Noe Valley

This is my fav bagel place. We come here often on weekends and it's always great…read more Food: soft and delicious bagels with tasty cream cheese. Service: the gentlemen that helps us is always friendly. Ambiance: it's cute

Bagels were fresh and tasty, and the service was fast and friendly. There isn't too much to say…read moreabout this bagel spot: if you're looking for great bagels, quick service, and a friendly team, I'd definitely check this place out. Okay... I guess I should elaborate a little more for all y'all faithful Yelp readers. I tried a couple of different bagels at Noe Bagel. The sesame and everything bagels are both generously coated, with a beautiful outer crust that has just the right texture. The inside is soft and chewy. It's a classic New York-style bagel that will satisfy even your strongest bagel cravings. The mini bagels maintain that same excellence, just in a smaller form. Because of their size, the crust-to-center ratio gives you more of the micro-blistered snap that I love about bagels. Personally, I'd choose two or three minis over one regular bagel. The cream cheese is also excellent--well-balanced and smooth. My favorite is the blueberry cream cheese. It has just a hint of sweetness that brings out the richness and creaminess of the cheese. And, like many spots in San Francisco, they offer a sourdough bagel. It's quite different from their sourdough bread, but I enjoyed it. If you're visiting, I'd recommend giving it a try. For my everyday go-to, I'd stick with a classic sesame or plain bagel, but Noe Bagel has enough variety to keep things interesting if you want to switch it up regularly. As a bonus, they sell day-old bagels by the bag for $4. You can freeze them, eat them as-is, or repurpose them into bread pudding. You'll end up with an interesting dish thanks to all the different bagel varieties mixed together--but that's part of the fun!

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First timer.

Sisters Cafe Shop

3.8(150 reviews)

0.8 mi•Mission

Horchata latte ($8 after tax) was pretty good! Tasted like a creamy vanilla latte with hints of…read morecinnamon. Not overly sweet, but if you like horchata, I'd recommend asking for more cinnamon flavor. The decor is very cohesive and pink. Nice cafe with unique drinks and all-day breakfast options.

Whimsical decor, IG all day, warm service and gorgeous pastries, Sisters Cafe Shop for the win!…read more We did "Too Good to Go" and ordered two specialty bags of beautiful pastries: Croissant, morning buns, pain au chocolat and a cheese pastry studded with currants. My son and I argued "currants!" "raisins!" over and over. That's half the fun of these surprise bags. Was it a cinnamon and sugar sprinkled morning bun that has peach compote filling - or was it another delectable pastry? You definitely have to find and get that one. Everything was delicious, thank you Sisters! We've happily added you to our circuit.

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Yuvraj S.

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1 year ago

Subject: Extremely Disappointing Experience - Urgent Feedback Good Morning, I'm reaching out to express my sincere frustration and disappointment following my visit to your establishment this morning. I paid close to $20 for a coffee and a bagel sandwich -- a price point that sets an expectation for both quality and service. Unfortunately, the experience I had was far from acceptable and, quite frankly, deeply inexcusable. Despite requesting light ice, my coffee was nearly one-third filled with ice and tasted completely watered down, with no sugar and barely any coffee flavor. I then waited approximately 15 minutes for my bagel sandwich -- which, by any standard, is an unreasonable wait for such a basic item. When I respectfully voiced that a 15-minute wait for a sandwich was excessive, the employee on duty responded by saying that if I wanted my food sooner, I should have ordered online. This response was baffling. Does your establishment prioritize online orders over walk-in customers who are physically present and paying the same -- if not more? If so, that policy is not only inequitable but profoundly misguided and counterintuitive to good customer service. To make matters worse, after calmly stating that I was dissatisfied and would not be returning, the same employee dismissively responded, "Good, no one wants You here!" I had not been rude or disrespectful, yet I was met with hostility and condescension. Her behavior was not only unprofessional, but astonishingly inappropriate for someone representing a business. The combination of poor product quality, inefficient service, and an utterly dismissive employee interaction makes this experience intolerable. It genuinely calls into question the professionalism, ethics, and customer care standards at your establishment. If this employee is the face of your brand, then the brand itself is being misrepresented in the worst possible way. I hope you take this message seriously. I'm not just writing to complain -- I'm writing to urge you to reflect on the systems and staff that led to this experience. At the very least, your customers deserve courtesy, competence, and consideration -- none of which were present today. Sincerely, Yuvraj Singh. read more

Maria K.

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4

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1 year ago

I recently tried a new bagel shop, and I'm so glad I did! Their take out style store front is as unique as the neighborhood. The bagels were fresh and crisp, with the perfect texture. What really set this place apart, though, was their cream cheese selection made from the highest quality ingredients. I tried the bacon and fig cream cheese, and it was absolutely incredible--such a creative and flavorful combination! I also tried two of their sandwiches, and both were loaded with fresh ingredients that made each bite delicious. Everything was perfectly crafted, and you could really tell they put a lot of thought into their offerings. The staff was friendly and attentive, paying close attention to every detail. It's clear they care about the experience they're providing. I'll definitely be back to try more of their amazing bagels and sandwiches! Highly recommend! read more

Bryon Z.

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2 years ago

I just found my new favorite bagel spot--Bageletto! From the moment I walked in, the aroma of freshly baked bagels filled the air, and I knew I was in for a treat. The bagels are absolute perfection--crispy on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside, and packed with flavor. The bacon, egg and cheese bagel is incredible. The chopped cheese sandwich is straight out of a NYC bodega and is perfection! The staff is super friendly and efficient, making the whole experience even better. Whether you're grabbing a quick breakfast or lunch item Bageletto is the perfect spot. Can't wait to come back and try more! read more

Manny F.

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10 months ago

Note to owner: OH! I bed your pardon, a $24 bagel sandwich, not $25. That's so much better. Also, you admit that you lie about the "value" you assign the too good to go bags? Because you claim it's a $25 value which would be $4.16 a bagel. I can get better bagels to go from Rainbow around the corner for .75 with no tax, which was my point. read more

C K.

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Pretty good. Prettyyyy, prettyyyyyy, pretty good.............................................

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We order from Schlok's all the time, usually doordashed to the house Saturday morning. My go-to is…read morean everything bagel with habanero cream cheese and lox, which they smoke and cure in house. I was on the move this time, so I went with the classic bagel sandwich: lox, caper cream cheese, onion, sprouts, and tomato on an everything bagel. The bagel is thick and chewy, the cream cheese with capers does its thing, and the house lox is the star. It's 18 bucks, so not cheap, but the lox alone justifies it. If it's your first time, get the classic. If you're a regular, try the habanero cream cheese. One of my top five bagel spots in the city.

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First time and definitely a wonderful spot. Casual spot with…read morea few bagel options, coffee, and breakfast sandwiches. Hand drawn butcher paper menu... so cool... that shows you what is available. Friendly staff and service was efficient. Limited inside and outside bench seating. Tasty bagels, great cappuccino, wonderful chocolate chip cookie. A definite must visit spot

Arrived quite hungry, I'm a sucker for everything bagel with lox and cream cheese. I would…read morepreferred more options than what they had but I know this is the model now,a limited menu. It's not a sitdown place, but they do have a parklet outside, so I got my bagel and sat in the sun. I was a little surprised that was open face, but that's fine. I did notice that they had drizzled oil on the locks and capers, which not really to my liking. But like I said, I was starving so I dug in. While I was eating the first half I noticed that the bagel was extremely crunchy to the point of being burned. I had actually not ordered a toasted bagel, but assumed maybe that that's just how they do a bagel sandwich. As I started on the second half, and fellow patron asked me how it was, I pointed out it was burned, and she said you should bring it back. I told her I didn't think they would do me much good as I've already eaten half of the sandwich. But then I noticed that this half was more than burned. It was charcoal, which really pissed me off. I took the remains up to the counter and showed it to the cashier. I pointed out how burned it was. They just stood there looking at me, struck dumb as if no one had ever brought something back before. I did not really wanna get into a confrontation with these people or have to explain anything further. It seemed pretty obvious that they had served me something that was just not OK I told them they lost my business, as obviously, they had no regard for their customer where they would never have let that out of their kitchen. And I walked away

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I was trying to decide between a bagel or banh mi for brekkie, and Bagel Daddy won because they…read morehappened to have an impressive drink lineup, whereas all the banh mi spots open during the morning have abysmal drink selections. Just goes to show why it's important to have good food AND drinks. Not only that, but Bagel Daddy was already on my radar and want-to-go list. I ordered a medium (level 2) toasted pumpernickel bagel with vegan scallion cream cheese to eat immediately and a variety of à la carte bagels (egg, pumpernickel, sesame, poppyseed) to snack on later. As for drink choice, which was the primary driving factor for my order, I added a strawberry matcha latte with 5g (the max) of umami okumidori matcha to my cart. I feel like I know the matcha is going to be good when given the option between different varieties of matcha. My order arrived in short order, and I unpacked the goods. The first thing I noticed was an anti-spill sticker taped on the top of the matcha, which was a really nice gesture by the business. Next I noticed how absolutely thiccc the bagels were. The bagel sando was so stuffed that the vegan scallion cream cheese was oozing out of it and into the compostable wrapper. Both the matcha and BYO bagel sando were super tasty, not the best I've had in SF, but definitely well above average, and I certainly appreciate the whole grain option. The only slightly inconvenient aspect of the matcha latte was that the strawberry purée was so viscous that despite stirring it vigorously, it did not incorporate well into the matcha. I kept having to stir it every time I took a sip. Still, it was pretty decent for a matcha latte overall and better in my opinion than some standalone cafés that specialize in matcha. Next time will have to try the samidori matcha to compare.

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Amazing biscuit breakfast sandwich! The best in the city. They beat out Devil's Teeth for me…read morebecause the bacon, cheddar, scallion biscuit was so good! It had so much flavor and was a little crispy on top. Devil's Teeth aioli is more flavorful but Kahnfections offers hot sauce and ketchup on the side which is nice. They have limited inside seating also have some tables outside. I went on Labor Day around 1pm and it wasn't that busy.

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Schlok's Bagels & Lox

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I love a good bagel and Schlok's hits the spot. They have lots of options and I love their egg and…read morecheese. Toppings and schmear are generous. Bagels tasted fresh and just the right amount of moist. Will keep going back!

The bagels aren't anything too exciting; I wouldn't get my hopes up too highly for them. I ate at a…read morecompetitor literally right after to compare them, and I wasn't the biggest fan of Schlok's. Firstly, the bagels didn't have the right feel and texture. While they did a better job of having chew than other pieces of bread they call bagels here on the West Coast, it was still a little lacking. The bagels options were 6 choices available each day of the week, and one that's special for the day. The 6 choices are: plain, sesame, poppy, onion, sea salt, everything. Additionally, compared to the competitors out there, the filling was a little skimpy. Other places have more filling--and more tasty filling--than this place. I got a classic. Additionally, the drinks were just ok. I would warn those who would like to have their drink sweetened but sugar free that it isn't possible. The only sweetener they had when we inquired was a simple syrup. No non-sugar alternatives. Nice ordering system where you can order via touchscreen.

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