Best breakfast sandwiches in San Francisco! Service and food are both incredible - Cute sidewalk…read moreseating outside too! Bodega bec is my fav- And they have the best gluten free breads ever!!

Good service. Bland…read moreCaesar salad - tasted really under seasoned. I feel like that's hard to mess up.

I really wanted to like this place, but unfortunately, it was a disappointment. I ordered takeout,…read moreand when I arrived, my food was ready on time. The restaurant itself made a great first impression. It was clean, organized, and even had a nice little area set up for social media photos. Unfortunately, the food didn't live up to the presentation. I ordered the Mediterranean Bowl with Greek chicken. The chicken was dry, and it was obvious the seasoning had been sprinkled on after it was cooked instead of being cooked into the meat. I also ordered the Brussels sprouts and fried cauliflower. The Brussels sprouts looked perfectly crispy, which is exactly how they should have been, but they were soft and soggy instead. To make matters worse, the sauce was packed inside the same container, so the steam made them even soggier while also heating the small plastic sauce container inside. The fried cauliflower was equally disappointing. It looked crispy because of its golden brown color, but there wasn't a bit of crunch. Instead, it was oddly firm, almost al dente, making it feel more undercooked than fried. I also tried the garlic chicken soup, expecting something similar to Avgolemono. Instead, it was a thin, watered down broth with the same dry chicken pieces from the Mediterranean Bowl tossed in. The pita bread served with it was honestly the worst part of the meal and the only thing I threw away. Nothing was completely inedible, but for more than $60 worth of takeout, I expected food that matched the clean, inviting atmosphere of the restaurant. Sadly, this experience fell well short of that, and it's not a place I'll be returning to.

I visited this restaurant during one of the events on 24th street. My family wasn't in mood for…read moreMexican food that day - so Turkish seemed like a great alternative. Definitely liked the interior and the staff was nice. As for the food - got a bit disappointed by the options we've picked. The egg with Soujouk was too spicy and the vegan beyond burger caused stomach upset for my husband. The guacamole with pita we took for our daughter was good. Maybe it was not the best choice of foods but we're not going back soon.

Love the service and how fast the sandwiches come out second time here and I enjoy these sandwiches…read moremore than the other places I've been to. Also they have a Palestinian Soda I gotta try next time!!

I don't know if we just didn't pick the best of rolls (pesto, meatball, and I forgot) but it was…read morelike...fine for the price but not the best of experiences. We were the only customers but our food took 15-20 minutes to prep, the bread was very hard, and over all flavor privileges was something I could make at home. Nonetheless I love supporting Palestinian owned businesses !!! Very affordable for sf too!

We ordered Souvla to go, and the food was so voluptuous that it could not be contained in the to go…read morebag. Its deep & roasted chicken scent provoked me; its wetness soaked the bag as it could not wait to be eaten. I've never been edged this hard before. We made the voyage to Dolores Park. Freedom from the tension alas as we spread our meal wide. We opened the containers to give the food a well needed release: steam came out, aroma reached our noses, and in the white light, our food appeared: - The Roasted Whole Chicken made its entrance all oiled up in olive oil. I squirted the roasted lemon all over my chicken. It was so juicy that it would not stop squirting. The chicken was glistening in its bath of sensuality. It slid into my mouth with no friction. - My Trout Salad asked to be smothered in the creamy Greek Goddess salad dressing. Layers upon layers of green beauty all stuck together in the creaminess. I was tempted to grab it with my bare hands to appreciate it raw, without any utensils between us. Unfortunately, we put up social constructs that hold us back from true expression. My friends and I had peaked. SF could not get any better. Scene: Sunny day in Dolores Park, perfect weather, Souvla, picnic in the shade, peak SF experience Main Cast: Roasted whole chicken - $33 Side of Greek yogurt sauce - $2 Smoked Trout Salad - $23 Side cast: Veg Salad - $15 (friend ate it) Extras: 3 humans

I came here curious to try their yogurt! I hear good things about it, but I was always skeptical on…read morehow good greek yogurt could really taste. We came inside and ordered. Inside is spacious with lots of free seating. I loved the cleanliness and greek-ish atmosphere. Service was also very quick and we got our yogurt immediately. The yogurt was delicious! It was tart and slightly sweet. Super refreshing and generous serving too! I would definitely come back if I was in the area.

Grabbed the KBBQ chicken sandwich medium spicy with a friend for lunch to chill out on the Mission…read moreDolores Park. The service was quite fast and very friendly. They have many interesting options and my friend's vegan beef sandwich was also quite good. The sandwich is so yum - esp the bread, it's perfectly toasted and the sauce was delicious. The portions massive too Would love to check out other options later! It's perfect for a sunny day picnic.

I LOVE Rhea's! Their sandwiches are so unique and never miss, and the owner, James, and cashier,…read moreBlanca, are so kind and welcoming. This definitely feels like a neighborhood spot. I usually get the Valencia St. (no tomatoes) and it's always perfect! I never liked pickles until I tried the pickles at Rhea's. The flavors are balanced and hit the spot for a nice, refreshing lunch. I always recommend Rhea's to my friends, and I'm recommending it to you too!

It might seem bizarre to recognize this familiar sandwich shop as my 7,900th review milestone but…read moreno more bizarre (and self-aggrandizing, I might add) than recognizing I've written 7,900 reviews...not counting updates. However, having a good sandwich is an essential part of life, and I chose this place because I can count on one here. And it's not because the name sounds like title of a gay porn film. Soft core, of course. Not into the hard stuff. Rimshot please. My sandwich of choice is the $13.50 Vegi on sliced sourdough. I like Dutch Crunch but only on carnivorous creations. Simple and meatless, I know, but I like the Vegi for the crunch of alfalfa sprouts, chopped green onion, and cucumber slices combined with the smooth texture of the provolone cheese and avocado along with the requisite lettuce and tomato (Photo 9). Mr. Pickle doesn't make an appearance in my sandwich, but that's just a preference. FOOD - 5 stars...not that artistic but it perfectly meets my needs AMBIANCE - 4 stars...I don't eat here but I don't mind waiting SERVICE - 4 stars...he makes it without fuss TOTAL - 5 stars...a veggie sandwich keeps the doctor away, I hope RELATED - Exploring the Mission? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/DGZtenCdOP

Cash only in 2026. What are we doing? Tax evasion. There's a ATM inside which charges a fee. Seems…read moreshady Store smells inside.

Set your expectations right and this place is close to perfect: it's a small counter spot near 16th…read moreSt BART, mostly takeout, a few stools inside and a couple of tables out front. It is not a sit-down restaurant and doesn't pretend to be. What it is, is consistently excellent food at prices that still make sense in a city where that's getting rare. We're regulars, and we usually go on Sunday evenings after my girlfriend gets off work. Falafel wrap and chicken shawarma are our usual order -- the falafel has that crisp-shell, tender-middle thing going, and the wraps are generously built. We've branched out plenty and everything we've tried has been good. The other reason we keep showing up is the people. Turna usually takes our order, and she is genuinely lovely -- friendly in a way that isn't a customer-service script. My girlfriend and I always walk out in a better mood than we walked in with, which is worth a lot. Practical notes: halal, lots of vegetarian and vegan-friendly options, open until midnight Fri/Sat, and they cater. Grab some napkins if you're eating the wrap on the move -- it's a big one, and that's a compliment.

I've been here twice now to pick up to-go orders. This place is so good. I've picked up the…read morefalafel, hummus, baklava, tabbouleh, pita and falafel wrap. The falafel has a crispy outside with a wonderful inside. The hummus tastes fresh and the baklava is a sweet treat! Each order a falafel comes with tahini and harissa. What I like seeing in there is the all spices they have shown near the kitchen. I like it! It just inspires me to be a better cook. I look forward to being back there later in 2026.

Came at 2:45 on a Saturday - ordered at the front & immediately sat myself down at one of the…read morewindow booths. Cozy, cute interior. Only downside is that it's a bit hot in there so dress in layers haha Food came out at a good pace, ordered a few dishes to try and everything was great! Mezze sampler had a lovely little selection of all their dips, super fluffy pita and the falafel salad was excellent!! Also tried the Knafeh as dessert and it's nothing like anything i have ever tasted. Salty and sweet and it was so good! Definitely recommend trying this spot & staff very friendly!

Reem's was delicious! There is street parking around the…read morerestaurant. I came with friends and we ordered several dishes. Everything was perfect to share! Every order is placed at the counter. These are the items we ordered. -Pali Cali 4/5: delicious flatbread full of flavor. The chicken was very seasoned and perfect. -Habibi's Harvest 5/5: This was a delicious flatbread! Every ingredient complements the others very well, making the perfect bite. This is a must-have. -Falafel Salad 5/5: This was another favorite! The falafel was very flavorful, and the lemon tahini made the salad dry, refreshing, and well-balanced. -Baba Ghanouj 4/5: I personally enjoyed this dip a lot, but it wasn't my friend's favorite. If you like eggplant I think you would enjoy this one. -Hummus 5/5: delicious, creamy, and flavorful. They of course did a wonderful job with this dish. -Chocolate Chip Halawa Cookie 4/5: It is different, it has sesame seeds, and the flavor is good. I wish the cookie was a bit softer though; it was more of a thin, hard cookie. Overall Reem's was delicious! I feel like this is a fun place to go with a larger group so you can order several dishes. I can't wait to come back!

I got the Gyro Plate and my friend got the Falafel Plate…read more The hummus was amazingly paired with the entries. We were given the right amount of wraps and the salad was a good side. I was filled after this meal and left very satisfied. The meat was a good portion and the falafel was nice.

Love their gyro plate and wraps. Service is always great! Reza is such a kind owner and operator.read more

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.