Cute neighborhood spot for a glass of wine and a sandwich !!…read more Came on a Sunday afternoon with two dogs- all the outdoor seats were taken but I asked if they could set up an extra table for us and they were very accommodating! (Dogs allowed outside only) Food was tastyyyyy - highly recommend their shrimp hoagie!! Also tried their garlic cheese dip, burrata & white beans. All tasty. Great spot for a casual cute lunch or din!

A for effort. This…read moreplace got rave reviews for its roasted garlic pork and broccoli rabe sandwich. In Philly, where I'm from, a ladle of pork jus tops these sandwiches, creating a moist mouthful that ties the flavors together texturally. The Palm sandwich has no pork jus and instead has a spicy mayo, and some sort of chewy, smoky bits sprinkled on top. I'm really disappointed with this version. It's basically a very dry pork sandwich with a measly slice of provolone and broccoli rabe on one side and sauce on the other side. Unless your mouth is able to get around a 3.5" sandwich, the flavors don't mix. If you're going to make a sandwich that already exists and put your "take" on it, it should be at least as good, if not better. I hate paying good money on crap food. Boo.

La Promenade is my favorite neighborhood cafe to get some work done. The inside is cute with a…read morenostalgic, cozy vibe and plenty of seating, good wifi, and outlets to charge your electronics. They also have board games and books from Green Apple Books in the back. The coffee is good and their bagels & sandwiches are great. It can get a bit busy on weekends so it's best to come in the morning. Service is always friendly and efficient.

I know it's time to get ready to close but the young gal with tattoos on her left arm was sweeping…read moreand knocked into my friend and then used the broom to sweep over my feet and didn't even apologize! Horrible customer service. I was about to say something but my other friend asked me something urgently and we all became distracted. Food is always just so so. Nothing spectacular. Ambiance I always typical coffee shop ambiance. Don't think we'll be returning here anymore.

Best sandwich shop in the neighborhood but they're closed on most Mondays after a major music…read morefestival. Worth it!

The sandwiches are still good at Clancey's. My pastrami sandwich $14 took about 20 minutes to make…read morethough. They were swamped at 12pm. There were people ahead of me ordering in bulk. It must be good if that many people are ordering. The two sandwich chefs still looked relaxed. They are not rookies. The cashier was a nice lady. I was still a bit hungry afterwards. Perhaps I should have ordered more like the other people did.

love AK Meats! I only recently realized it's owned by the same family as 25th & Clement Produce…read morenext door, which makes perfect sense -- the quality is outstanding across both shops. The meat, seafood, and deli selections are top‑notch. The sandwiches look incredible too, but I usually buy sliced deli meat to take home for my thirteen‑year‑old's school lunches. One of my favorite things about AK Meats is being able to buy exactly the amount I need. It's so nice to get a small portion from the butcher instead of having to buy a whole pre‑packaged amount that might go bad. I love grabbing my protein here and then popping next door for the rest of my ingredients. A great neighborhood spot with consistently excellent quality.

if you're not leaving a 5 star review here, you're just impossible to please…read more hands down the best sandwich in SF and the nicest owners who are working their bootys off to give us the best pastrami sando in town! always happy vibes in there even when they are packed. what speaks volumes about this place, is they don't even have a tip option when you pay with card, even though they are incredible and deserve a tip!

I wasn't sure what I wanted to eat this morning, so I asked the lady at the counter. She…read morerecommended me a breakfast burrito, with many meat choices available; i stuck with chorizo, and I was not disappointed! I would say this is the best breakfast burrito i've ever had that wasn't from home! The flavor is spot on, not too salty, not bland, and you can still taste all the ingredients. Not to mention it was huge and stuffed!!! Overall amazing experience, I can't wait to hike and eat there again :)

The ultimately utilitarian restarurant!…read more My wife, on a TCM practitioner's recommended diet, wanted an Omelete that Ocean Beach cafe couldn't provide and who sent us to TJ Cafe 3 doors down the street. The omelletes were actually OK - if they'd been served on a china plate, with a lettuce leaf and orange slice garnish or something, I would probably have given them 4 stars - but on a paper plate with a plastic fork? And no free refills on the coffee? No doubt, if quick in and out food is your need, this place will suffice, but for a nice beach front atmosphere in a comfortable space with good attentive service on a Sunday morning, look elsewhere. Their website says they are a "charming eatery nestled in San Francisco, known for its cozy ambiance and delicious comfort food". Bare walls, linoleum flooring, black vinal and chrome chairs and tables are not what I call charming or cozy - but the comfort food might be delicious, however my wife and I can only say that the omlettes were good enough!

They had a good strong coffee and a juicy phat juicy thicc sandwhich that I ate up. I would…read moredefinitely come back for the sandwhich and a ice coffee. Perfect to eat near the beach and read.

This place is really hit or miss on sandwich quality depending on who makes your sandwich. On…read morerecent visits they would sub out different cheese or miss ingredients/omissions we requested added to our sandwiches. On a good day they're probably top 5 sandwiches in the sunset but last couple of visits I rather grab something from other spots. The tables should be wiped down more often and double wrapping your sandwiches is what most would consider industry standard.

Stopped by here after a run on ocean beach. I was super hungry and in the mood for a sandwich. This…read morespot did not disappoint. I tried the bbq pork banh mi and it was delicious. One thing about Mr Banh Mi is they do not skip out on the meat. It was stacked in the sandwich. They also had a good portion of veggies and the baguette was super soft. It's a grab and go spot, which was good for me since I had it to-go. I definitely will make my way back here.

Small, take out only. Banh mi have good filling to bread ratio. Average about $12 a sandwich, which…read moreseems a little pricey but it's pretty average for a quick lunch.

This is probably the only place where the sandwiches don't taste like the store's essence…read more I mean, don't get me wrong, a store's essence from any given deli/liquor store definitely adds unique character to the sandwich and sometimes I want that in a sandwich. But when you want a sandwich that only tastes like its ingredients, Irving Subs is the spot. Their Dutch crunch is famous for being fresh and actually crunchy. Their lettuce is shredded but fresh and crispy. The salt content is just enough to bring out the flavors. And the overall composition of their sandwiches are very well proportioned. You're not getting skimped, but you're also not biting into a mouthful of a packet of deli meat. They definitely know what they are doing. Service is good and ambiance is a small humble shop on the corner of 12th Ave.

Ordered the Nearly Reuben on sliced sourdough, toasted, with house garlicky mayo and brown mustard…read moreon DoorDash. Double pastrami, horseradish, havarti, lettuce, tomatoes, red onions, pickles, and pepperoncini. A lot going on, and it all came together. The horseradish and havarti gave it enough personality to stand apart from a standard pastrami sandwich, and the garlicky mayo tied everything together. The one casualty of DoorDash was sogginess by the time it arrived. That's not a knock on the sandwich, it's just the reality of ordering something like this for delivery. At $14.50 it's a hearty sandwich at a fair price. I'd recommend it, but eat in.