This place has decent food and the service is very, very friendly and fast!…read more I got a teriyaki cheesesteak with onions and mushrooms and I enjoyed it! The place is small and is usually pretty busy but it gets the job done. I highly suggest checking this place out if you're in the area and need a quick bite.

We stopped by because it was very late and it was one of the few cafes open at the time. It is a…read moresmall spot, and as is often the case in SF, it's easier to access by walking than by parking nearby. There is a fair amount of seating inside and it was not very busy, even on a Saturday night. The spot currently specializes in sandwiches--varieties of cheesesteak, chicken, and grilled cheese sandwiches make up the majority of the menu alongside some common sides, like fries. Prices are a bit steep and the portions seem average in size, but ordering was smooth, the food came out fast, and everything was hot and tasted good. The decor and general atmosphere feel a bit distracted and cluttered, but not in a way that detracted from my experience. I was there because it was late and I was hungry, and V Cafe fixed that. Though it doesn't necessarily shine as a star of SF, it does a great job at fulfilling its role. Though I wouldn't default to it, especially if it was early enough to have more options, I would absolutely come back in the future if I'm hungry, it's late, and I'm in the area.

I love cheesesteak and finding locations that offer a meat substitute that isn't just veggies is…read morealways top of my list. Metro Caffe has two fake meat options for their sandwiches, either a Boca or a garden burger patty that's chopped up and grilled with cheese and onions! There's a few extra options to add as toppings: extra cheese, extra meat, peppers, avocado, mushrooms, etc. as well as burgers, hot dogs and a good range of sides. I decided to try the Boca burger cheesesteak sandwich while my partner got the turkey. The first thing we noticed was how amazingly soft the bread was, a big difference compared to other cheesesteak restaurants. The sandwiches also aren't huge and overfilled.... which surprisingly is what we prefer! We were able to eat everything and didn't feel like we had taken a bomb to our stomachs, which usually happens after a big cheese filled sandwich. On top of that, the sandwiches were delicious. The grilled onions were good and the cheese melted well and got into all the bits of the sandwich and meat fillings. Our food came out piping hot but not so bad that we had to wait too long before we could eat. The shop is small but there's indoor and outdoor seating and it's close to a few parks and bars that will let you bring in food. Service was quick and the workers were nice and friendly. Definitely a great replacement for the cheesesteak shops we've been losing lately, we're definitely returning!

I phoned my order in. Got a Metro chicken cheesesteak sandwich with fries. It comes with onions and…read morehot and sweet peppers. Service: Picked it up easily

Monday, March 24, 3pm: I ordered a regular size. Really…read moresurprising how tiny it was. Zero fried onions or any other fresh condiments. There were tiny packets of yellow mustard, catsup, & sweet relish, all with corn syrup. The hotdog was good, all three bites. $7. If you find yourself jonesing for a snack at Pier 39, leave. A short stroll away are several sausage carts along the Embarcadero. They all include grills, nothing sitting for hours on a warming tray.

Nathan's Hot Dogs were okay. I expected nothing more, nothing less to be honest. The simple doggie…read moreonly had ketchup and mustard, and it was a quick bite $7 for a Hot Dog may sound crazy, but in SF and this Cali economy it's common. Service was good, and the ambiance was live with a good line! I'll give Nathan 5 stars once he adds grilled onions or sum extra on my hot dog

Food: 9/10 Service: 9/10…read moreValue: 8/10 I have an interesting relationship with hot dog vendor carts. I live between both stadiums in SF, and I have a corner unit where many of the vendors park and prep their carts right outside my place. Every time I see them, I want to go downstairs and grab one but I don't because hot dogs usually give me heartburn. I probably eat one every few years, if that. But on this particular day, I somehow ended up having two in one night. I started the day partying at SVN, and before heading into Midway, I decided I needed to get a hot dog in my stomach to sober up. Then after a full night at Midway, I got another one on my way home to help reset. I've never had two hot dogs in a single day before, but they hit the spot both times and guess what? No heartburn ftw! Each hot dog was $10, which felt fair considering how big and filling they are. It's not some tiny snack - they're fully loaded, grilled to perfection, and just the thing you want when you're out late and need something savory and satisfying. I'm always grateful these vendors are out here, especially after they kept me from getting too buzzed. Highly recommend trying one at least once.

We ordered the hot dog, but unfortunately, the flavor was lacking. The service was decent, and the…read moreambience was nicely decorated, though a bit loud.

Quick shout for this hole in the wall, specializing in one thing and one thing only: tube steak. I…read moreonly go here late at night after a show in the area and it always hits the spot. Special mention to the man behind the counter, Gabriel and his trusty sidekick Sebastiana. He always tries to make a connection with the customer which makes the experience just that much better. No notes. pro tip: they do have sauerkraut, it's off-menu though. You gotta ask for it.

Finally found a place that gives dogs respect and honor…read more Chili cheese rocks. The dog is excellent, the bun wraps like a lover, and the condiments are perfect. These folks got it, big time and old school. Enjoy!

A new hot dog kiosk at the Ferry Building claiming to have bougie hot dogs. My first visit, a day…read moreafter they opened, was very unimpressive. I waited two weeks, to see if it was just growing pains, and they actually did get better! While I'd say the latest iteration is an enjoyable hot dog, but really just OK compared to other tough competition at the Ferry Building. PALMVY Haute Dog - Beef (1st Week): $13.58 seems a bit pricey for a hot dog. Especially a lukewarm premade one that you have to assemble yourself. The whole experience felt very 7-Eleven. And it was a small hot dog, nothing premium or anything. It's especially annoying since you can just go to Gotts and get a made-to-order Works Dog for less money or a Chili Cheese Dog for about the same price, both much better. Hot Mama - Chicken (3rd Week): $8.15 seems more reasonable for a hot dog at the Ferry Building. I was especially pleased to see the size get bigger, so it didn't feel like some grocery store package overcooked on a backyard grill. Also, the Palmvy sauce was full of flavor and quite creamy. While you still have to assemble the toppings, it was a bit more efficient with 5 toppings consolidated into two little containers.

I actually stumbled upon this stand a few weeks before they opened. While shopping on an August…read moreTuesday morning, I saw a camera man taking photos of food and some lights were on here. When I walked by later, I asked the friendly lady when she was opening, she told my September 4th. Fast forward two week later on another Tuesday morning and I noticed this stand open. I asked the young lady about the protein options for the hot dog before ordering a beef hot dog. After wrapping it, she pointed out the table with a variety of packets and walked me to the refrigerator where there were small plastic containers for toppings. Here is my hot dog with an assortment of toppings and condiments (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=ZQqJUR_jmb8D5QuWi1ZSqQ); this included red onions, sauerkraut, jalapeno bits, cheese, relish, yellow mustard, and ketchup. Not wanting to go crazy, I randomly picked four packets of hot sauces (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=Gflbi3t3F-2BELkqWYmTmw). After fully loading my hot dog with the exception of the hot sauces (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=TbWFfsWtEUjpya6XP4L5Vg), I decided to try each of the hot sauces in alternating bites. This became a five-bite experiment as I dropped 5-6 drops at a time before taking a bite with each sauce. With the yellow being my favorite, I finished the dog with that sauce. First of all, the natural comparison is to that wholesale warehouse store food court version at $1.50 which includes a fountain soda. Trust me when I say, it's not the same. Is this five times better than that? That's for you to judge. Let's just say that, doing what I did to my dog, at a little over $8.00, I enjoyed this experience in tasting the various hot sauces that they offered on a hot dog with good quality protein. Thank you to Nayna for giving me through the options. *** I stopped by the following Saturday and spoke with Nayna. She told me that the owner was making some QC adjustments to the menu, sacrificing sales that day to meet the owner's expectations.

Food was EXCELLENT!!! I had lunch catered here for my office and the food came right on time,…read moreexactly at 11:30 am. The driver was thoughtful and friendly and was the ONLY driver that ever found my suite without having to call me. The food was outstanding! Everyone in the office LOVED it. The mac and cheese was the best and the fried chicken was SO flavorful. Will be ordering here again and may make this place the office staple.

You expecting poutine, bij? French fries w a scoop of food…read moreon it? Nah nza this some creational new edition can you stand the rain other type shzz. It's SKRIMP & GRIZZITS sticked up. Like I grew up w except different. Tha remix. Crunchy greasay Sat'day mornin eats.