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    Divis Taqueria

    4.5 (155 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated a few days ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Happy hour specials
    Dogs allowed

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    French onion soup
    Thien H.

    I've enjoyed everything we've eaten here. After the restaurant name change I thought that they didn't serve crepes all day but they actually do have crepes on both their lunch and dinner menu. Both the savory crepes and dessert crepes are great. I love that the apples in the apple crepe have a nice texture (not too soft) and that they don't use cinnamon. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Cute atmosphere.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Great for a date night or catching up with a friend.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Parisien and Scandinave, delicious!
    Christina D.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]This place is the real deal. It has a wonderful, authentic bistro atmosphere[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] and the service was lovely. We tried the Parisian and Scandinave Galettes and they were fantastic, paired perfectly with our cappuccinos. So happy to have discovered this spot--I'll definitely keep coming back!

    Linda Y.

    Really great crêpes. Came with a group of friends and we got a mix of savory and sweet crepes which were all very thin, juicy, and delicious. I really liked the Sarrasine one especially since I crave savory food for brunch! It did take a while to get our food on a busy Saturday, and the crepes are expensive for what they are. The ambiance is very cute and old school -- it seems a little less popular with the younger crowd which was actually refreshing. Would come back!

    Fish and chips
    Terence T.

    I came across here last time with a friend and when he ordered the fish and chips, a GARGANTUAN bounty was hoisted onto the table making me immediately envious and vowing to return And return I did. The fish and chips is a pretty good deal at 20 dollars compared to other attempts around the city. Admittedly the portion was less than my initial star struck encounter. Batter and (importantly) fish were flavourful! The batter is a bit moist on the inside while being crunchy outside which was perfect for me and had me reminiscing the good old days of visiting my local chippie in London. The only downside is the switch to these smaller pieces of fish, I think with a larger fillet, it would retain more flavour whereas with these smaller ones, the moistness of the inside batter actually grew slightly tiring toward the end of the meal. Despite this, there aren't many places around which cook it quite like this, in my experience. So if I'm around I'll likely be popping in again!

    Pommes frites and French onion soup
    Alyson S.

    It's rare to find an authentic creperie here in the city, especially one that serves buckwheat crepes. Bistro La Chaumière is a rarity. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Located on the bustling street of Divisadero, the restaurant has an unassuming exterior but cozy interior suitable for small to medium sized parties.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Staff are welcoming and accommodating. Reservations (on OpenTable) are encouraged. Although the weekends I went still had a few tables available at peak lunch time, making a reservation won't hurt. The galettes are large and filling with a crispy exterior and a chewy interior. The center is packed with ingredients and flavor. I also really enjoyed the French onion soup, pommes frites, and moules frites (mussels and fries) as sides and to share. If you're looking for a brunch/lunch spot without a waitlist and one that is not your typical omelette or eggs benedict, this place is it. Come support this local business, you won't be disappointed!

    Crepe
    Humza I.

    Hey munchkins how's it going! I just did a Diplo run which was pretty interesting. The run itself was a 2.8 mile run which was not too bad followed by a 2.5 hour rave of Austin Mills followed by Diplo. I know Diplo is supposed to be the start but to be honest I couldn't tell much of a difference between the two. After a full set of that though we went to Bistro La Chaumière and it was good. The French soup is ok, I do wish that it had cheese but all in all I liked it. It's salty which I needed to replenish my electrolytes after the run. We also got a savory crepe bar reminded my friend of growing up in France. It took her back home to the days of French food in the streets and cigarette smoke in the sheets. The buckwheat effortlessly complimented the tomatoes and it was quite hearty. All in all it was a solid post run recovery meal that I greatly encourage yall to try!

    Cafe Americano
    Jenica N.

    We were walking from the Painted Ladies looking for something to eat without a plan and we happened upon this little gem!!!! I can not say enough good things about this bistro!!! Amazing food is an understatement, it was little bites of heaven. We ordered the Croque Mademoiselle, and the Trois Œufs, it was so delicious! The Croque Maswmoiselle had perfect salmon, delicate béchamel sauce and excellent sunny side egg! The Cafe Americano was so smooth so rich so perfect on a cool day! The server was fast, friendly and efficient!! A must try while you are in the city!!

    Crepe Fraise /strawberries, vanilla ice cream and chocolate; Tea.
    Lisa X.

    I previously tried La Sarrasine before it rebranded to Bistro la Chaumiere. Came by in the middle of the week during a quick break to try the strawberry Nutella (or was it Chocolate?) crepe with vanilla ice cream. The crepe was good, not too thick, very sweet with the chocolate or Nutella filling. Ice cream was perfect accompaniment. Tea was great to help with the sweetness. I sat by the window toward the front with some tea. Felt very civilized and content. I should do this again when I have the time I think to myself. Maybe try other things on the menu. Ambiance quiet and service was good. Located on Divisadero and Hayes.

    Bristled Brussel sprouts 1/10/25
    Joanna T.

    My friend and I stopped in for an early evening meal yesterday. The restaurant is closed until 5pm. She brought us here to try some crepes but in the evening no crepes are served. A revamp of the evening menu after re-opening from its former life under a different name. The ambiance is cosy with white bistro chairs, small tables and a banquette against a wall. Upon entering, the head waiter then told us ALL the seats in the restaurant were reserved. The front window bistro seating was the only seats available... (we sat and ate our food with more than half of the restaurant still empty when we left...not good). My companion was eager to try a Normandy cider (alcohol) and she got a glass. She enjoyed it. The food: we chose French soupe à l'oignon and two appetizers to share: the prawns plate and blistered Brussels sprouts. The soupe ($11) was good. The gruyère cheese was melted on top of chunks of country bread and the broth was flavorful and not overly salty like most places. The bowl was a bit small. The prawns appetizer ended up to be 4 prawns on a full-sized plate with a rémoulade sauce ($17). The prawns were tasty yet a little over cooked. When overcooked, prawns become hard, as was the case. The Brussels sprouts dish ($11) was a big bowl of the veggies! Biting a small round, it was creamy inside and a bit smoky with crisp bits. Tasty. The service was prompt with staff refilling water glasses and quickly clearing empty plates. Overall, the restaurant was okay (not great) but expensive. The cost of the glass of cider, two soups and two apps plus tax and a surcharge for using a credit card brought the total to $70. I haven't eaten out along the Divisadero corridor of NoPa for a long time. It's a very popular area, but I think the food at Bistro La Chaumière neither impressed me nor justified the cost. Since I just returned a few weeks ago from Paris where I found dining out more reasonably priced, generous and flavorful, I will not be returning to this bistro.

    Breakfast croissant sandwich comes with potatoes!
    Nikka C.

    Great service and delicious food. We've tried their savory crepes and croissant breakfast sandwhiches. See photos!

    Florentine
    Arvind S.

    On a cold day in SF, we were craving a nice brunch and were excited to find a place serving French crepes. I generally get pretty excited by Crepes! I've had French crepes before and I thought the food here was pretty decent - 3/5. We ordered two savory crepes - one of the Poulet and one of the Florentine. According to the menu, the Poulet was supposed to come with some Pesto sauce too but there wasn't any. I felt it was also a tad too oily for my liking. It was pretty light on filling otherwise - the chicken was pretty minimal for the price, which I felt was also on the higher side! In addition we also got a French Onion soup to share. I haven't had one before, but it was a bad too cheesy for my liking!

    Seafood linguini and vegetable casserole
    My D.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Cute French restaurant.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I LOVED the dry cider! Went really well with my seafood linguini. I would return for a romantic date night.

    Creme brulee
    Jacqueline C.

    Loved the outdoor seating for me and my dog. I recently moved to the neighborhood and saw that they had moules frites, one of my favorite dishes so I just had to try it. I had a difficult day so I was looking to have a nice dinner to help ease it away. The staff and the owner were so kind, they were super friendly to my dog and then comped me a creme brulee. I'm not sure if it was obvious that I was having a bad day, but their kindness meant so much to me. On top of that, the food was good. This will probably be one of my regular spots for sure.

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