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    Mel's Kitchen

    3.6 (329 reviews)
    Open 6:30 am - 11:00 pm

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    Good for kids

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    Wish there was more hair on my cheese to complete my meal...
    Samson K.

    better service and food quality, have chef wear a hair net... waiter makes me wait too long for a check

    Eggs Florentine with 3-4 leaves of spinach
    Elma C.

    It's completely my fault that I skipped breakfast. I stoped by for a quick meal before continuing my long commute down Van Ness and beyond. I don't typically eat at Mel's. - Eggs Florentine: arrived without spinach (2-3 leaves don't count) - the muffin was completely burnt on the bottom; I had difficulty cutting it even with a steak knife - I wanted a water refill; since no one came to refill it for at least 10 minutes I left the table and addressed one of the servers. He just looked at me and said "I am not your server" - Loud commercials are playing in the background and it is really distracting Now I know why I never eat at Mel's diner

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    Danielle B.

    This is a San Francisco diner, staple with quick service lots of variety. I got the Caesar salad with salmon. I would say the Caesar salad was quite drenched in dressing, so maybe get it on the side if you're not into that and the salmon unfortunately was cooked as if they put a hamburger press on it and very well done. I probably sick to something more like the breakfast or burgers and fries next time the place itself was clean inviting, and the staff were very attentive.

    Clam Chowder Sourdough Bowl
    Julia L.

    Came here 09/13/25 at around 3 pm. Inside was quite nice and spacious. Since it's not dinner time, there were plenty of seats. Friendly staff. Ordered a clam chowder bowl w bread bowl ($13.95). Very creamy clam chowder. The bread wasn't sour enough but overall a good pick. -0.5 The chicken Caesar avocado wrap ($~19) was quite disappointing. The fries were good but ... The dressing was overwhelming and the chicken was slighly dry. And the most important avocado was nowhere to be seen? They either mixed into the sauce or it was chopped into super tiny slices because.... yeah. I couldn't find it. -1.5 Overall, it was an OK place to sit down and dine. Very spacious and a corner spot w pleanty of sunlight. But... it didn't wow me.

    Hope D.

    I had a wonderful experience here given it is alike a diner. I came late night around 11pm. The staff were so kind and accommodating. The drinks and the food were delicious. We had breakfast for dinner, steak, and a slider with fries. The vibes are somewhat rustic but very modern, which gives it that clean feel. I will be back.

    Onion ring Fries combo- Seriously one of the best fries!
    Karen T.

    I came for a snack, fries and onion rings combo with a iris coffee. I wasn't expecting anything amazing just something to hold me over until dinner. I wasn't expecting anything blown away! They made perfectly crispy delicious French fries, seriously one of the best I've had in a long time! And onion rings were so good, I think it's Vidalia onions . My iris coffee kept me warm, service was great! Those fries could be on a fancy restaurant's menu for double the price!

    Penguin Shake (vanilla and chocolate mix)
    Ronni T.

    Food was very good here as well as the service. The servers are attentive and quick to serve. Arrived and checked in to our hotel early. Got hungry and decided to check out this 50s diner. It was a franchise for Mels drive in. I've been to Mels before but this one felt more cozy and homey. I ordered the mel burger since I was craving a burger and my boyfriend ordered the chicken steak dinner. The food was tasty. No complaints at all. Shakes are very good too. We got the penguin shake and split it. Definitely a good meal to unwind for the day! Will be back!

    French Dip
    Lisa A.

    Had to come back for the French dip again! I guess you can say I'm a-dip-ted haha I also ordered their Santa Fe salad because I have to be a little bit healthy ....i guess. Salad was delicious and fresh that I didn't even need dressing for it. The service was slower than usual that day but they're forgiven because the manager gave me a slice of chocolate cake for the wait! Still 5 stars in my book!

    Abel A.

    Service was slow but staff was courteous. Burger was ok with decent flavor but over-cooked for my liking. Restaurant was clean.

    Variety Platter
    Nicole D.

    Very convenient to the hotel I stayed which helped with each morning for breakfast! It is on a busy street so I think if you are staying within walking distance it's a perfect spot. The staff was very friendly and greeted you when you came in and also wished you a good night at the end of your meal. The history of this place is amazing and I encourage you to read about them. The coffee was amazing and strong! I looked forward to drinking it each morning. The food was great also. They have a manageable menu with the diner must-haves that made each meal great for us. French toast and pancakes were so good. Their turkey bacon was nicely cooked too. They also have milkshakes and alcohol. My husband likee their club sandwich and it was a good portion. Their apple pie was so good, you tasted all of the ingredients. Your one stop shop! When I visit again, this place is my go to. You do have to deal with homeless sleeping on the street which is very inviting fortunate but that was only one day so we didn't sit by the window. It's a clean location and very nice decor like a diner should be. Prices are reasonable. Looking forward to coming back.

    Carlene W.

    A no-frills diner that hits the spot in terms of breakfast, but wasn't much to write home about otherwise. It's convenient, especially for those staying at the attached hotel, but there's better out there of course. We still went twice in our week stay, appreciating the quick service, mimosas, and ease of access when we had plans coming up.

    Solomon C.

    The best corned beef hash I have had to date. But to be honest I have only been to 4 or 5 spots that didn't just open a can and say presto corned beef. With that said its the best on a short list but dang it was sooooo good. My o ly real.grip is portion size and thats just me. 6/5 on flavor. The waiter was good and the place was nice and cozy on the inside. The location across the street from the hospital is a definite plus.

    Breakfast sausage and eggs.
    Pablo R.

    It's a very convenient restaurant because of its location and business hours. The place is very clean, and service is fairly effective. However, nothing about their food is particularly special or unique. For instance, last time I ate there the potatoes weren't fully cooked and very unappetizing. That's been my only real "bad experience". I've walked in for breakfast three times so far.

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    Service is good and the food is awesome, pretty quick. I like quick service when I am very hungry

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    Excellent service has to be noted. Friendly staff and very attentive. Ordered drinks only but will be back.

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    I stopped by Mel's Diner and ordered the corned beef hash with a freshly squeezed orange juice. The…read morecorned beef hash was okay, but honestly, it's not one of my favorites. The orange juice, however, was amazing definitely fresh and one of the highlights of the meal. The service was good. The staff was friendly and consistently checking in, which I appreciated. Unfortunately, what really turned me off was what I witnessed regarding food handling. I saw staff members come back from bussing tables and go straight to handling bread and putting it into the toaster without washing their hands or putting on gloves. Watching someone go from handling dirty dishes to preparing food without washing their hands was extremely unsanitary and honestly disgusting. That completely changed my impression of the restaurant. The price was also outrageous for what I received. My corned beef hash, orange juice, and a $6.50 tip came out to around $43 for one person. I just don't feel the food and overall experience were worth that price. The good: great freshly squeezed orange juice and attentive service. The bad: questionable food handling practices and very high prices. Unfortunately, I won't be returning.

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    3.1(1.2k reviews)
    1.9 miLaurel Heights, Inner Richmond
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    America turns 250 years old this 4th of July which is this week. The party people will be…read morecelebrating Americas birthday but also 250 years of San Francisco. Wandering around San Francisco you will see what the new America has built which is prosperity as a country of immigrants from all around the world. One thing I enjoy is diversity but also unity among fellow Americans. There is a love and dislike relationship among Americans towards the United States. It is like bad mouthing and a dislike towards a family member or a lover at times when in the end they will still reunite and still have love for one another. Nothing shows the United States uniting with others like the World Cup soccer. The world shows its appreciation towards American food. Nothing is more American in the world as Burger and fries. There is a place which been serving the American classics like cheese burger and fries in SF for almost 80 years along with milkshakes and it's called Mel's Drive-In. Walking on Geary Boulevard in San Francisco I saw a rare site these days . I saw a big United States flag waving in the sky and the sun shining on it in front of a restaurant. Then I saw over ten American flags in front of the restaurant. It seemed like I went back in time. Inside it's an old school diner with jukeboxes and pictures of George Lucas directing the movie American Graffiti. Mel's Drive-In started 80 years on South Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco. I was in the mood for an American meal and I got Mel's Burger with fries . The burger was tasty and a bit cheesy and the fries were not too salty like some in SF. I got the butterscotch milkshake and it was tasty with a cherry on top. A great place to get a taste of Americana. San Francisco is the city In was born and still "dwell" a place for protest you can hear the screams and see those who "yell " but it's the freedom of speech from the Golden Bridge to the "Freedom Bell" like you have the freedom you get a cheeseburger and a milkshake with the cherry on top at a drive -in named "Mel" Nothing is more American than a milkshake , cheeseburger, and "fries"while watching the flag wave on Geary Boulevard in the sun in clear blue "skies" some in this country who are proud are looked upon as "Americanize"but I look at each other with the lens of unity and freedom with my own "American eyes "

    I want to drop Mel's at least a star, but I gave it two stars when I first reviewed it, and it…read morewould be dishonest of me to pretend that it has remained at two stars all these years, because I've come here occasionally in the intervening years and have mostly enjoyed myself. So it might have rated three stars before this past April. What happened in April? Well, I don't know whether it actually occurred in April, but in April, I noticed that Mel's very prominently advertises on its menu that it fries its fried foods in beef tallow. That means I can't eat French fries or onion rings from here, because they're needlessly not vegetarian. And while I'm not the most healthy person out there, I do notice when things probably aren't vegetarian. In short, I'm pretty sure this is a change, because I would have noticed this a long time ago and ordered accordingly. So why did Mel's make this change? Probably because its owners are MAHA people, and RFJ, Jr., and a bunch of other clueless people believe that seed oils are deadly. But even if you believe seed oils are deadly, there are other non-seed oils that aren't sourced from dead animals. I only noticed because it's printed on the menu, so it's not like Mel's is trying to hide this change--on the contrary, I think they really believe using beef tallow is a selling point. Except that there are expressly vegetarian items on the menu, including a veggie burger. Non-beef fries aren't even an option? Really? I must issue a GRATUITOUS MEAT ALERT. Other things annoy me about Mel's too. It's not open late enough. They do that stupid thing where they charge you a hidden fee to pay either their workers' salaries or for their health insurance. A Bunch of SF restaurants do this same thing; it's false advertising, and it should be illegal. Build the cost of doing business into your actual prices. It's not as if the restaurant is paying these fees; we customers are. Finally, the service has been atrocious the last two times I came here. If you don't have enough servers to offer good service, do not seat people. That's the time-tested solution. Seating people without enough help just makes everyone angry. This isn't a one-star review, because Mel's is useful in a late-night bind and has a parking lot. If more places in San Francisco were open late or at least until ten p.m., Mel's would probably only warrant one star. Still, I can't see coming here anytime soon, especially after such recent bad service. It's also really expensive, even pre-hidden fee.

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    The Sunset strip of San Francisco is a long area of San Francisco which is split into two . There…read moreis the Outer Sunset which reaches the salty waters of the beach in SF. Then there is the Inner Sunset which is around the heart of Golden Gate Park. In the Inner Sunset on 9th Avenue has a diverse amount of good restaurants. On 9th Avenue in the Inner Sunset there is a French Bistro founded by two former workers at a Michelin star in France and it is called Caché. On a still sunny evening on 9th Avenue of the Inner Sunset in SF I landed at Caché. I usually grab a duck confit ( duck legs) when I am at a French restaurant but they were serving some Duck Breast with a sweet apple creamy Polenta Shallot Red Wine Sauce. The duck was so tender it felt I was having the duck version of filet mignon. I then had their Duroc Pork Tenderloin ( not the Tenderloin District in SF) which was tender and it feels like it fell off the bone. It was saucy and had good flavor. My favorite of all was the Seabream Sashimi with Virgin sauce. It was tender and tasty and melted in my mouth. I washed it down with glasses of red French Grenache. A good place to enjoy French food this Summer or this Fall in the Sunset Strip of San Francisco. Come to a place to"dine"with "wine"in SF in the Inner Sunset at "avenue nine" on a good day in the Sunset Strip of San Francisco you will see the sun "shine" Caché is the place where French flavors "enhance"go to Cache if you have a "chance"because it makes your palate do the tango "dance "with the modern flavors of "France"

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    We came here yesterday for brunch. It took us awhile to find a parking. San Bruno Ave was very…read morebusy, like a small Chinatown area. So be prepared to make a few rounds around the residential area to find parking. Glad we were here early as I heard that the line is usually long. A lady greeted us at the restaurant, very friendly and seated us right away. Cute small restaurant. Love the old photos of SF in the olden days . We ordered the San Bruno florentine Benedict and Western omelette. Before you order, know that the portions are huge! All the Benedict's comes with 3 poached eggs on an English muffin with hash brown or tater tots with your choice of stuffings. It was very rich, heavy breakfast and delicious! The mushroom and spinach with the sausage was savory. I love how the egg yolks just falls apart everywhere when you cut it in the middle. The hollandaise sauce was just the right amount. It was very filling. The omelette was like a calzone. They stuffed that omelette with so much filling that my hubby was loving it!!! He said it was full of flavors and all the stuffings were soo delicious he could not stop eating. Halfway to his omelette you can tell he was full but he was a trooper and almost finished everything. lol. Anyway, we left the restaurant overly stuffed but happy!!! We should have stopped eating when our tummy told us to stop, but it was delicious and fresh so we kept digging in. That was a mistake, lol. This place by far is one of the best breakfast place I've been to. Come hungry. Will be back!

    very calm place and good food! I go here kinda often and you get seated pretty quickly…read more The food is good but idk maybe I go here TOOO often it's like underwhelming but if ur HANGRY and u NEED to eat like anything here is good coz the portions r lowkey big lol I always have to get a Togo box The big scramble was good imo there's too much cheese but yk some ppl like that The buttermilk fried chicken I DID NOTEXPECT THE CHICKEN TO LOOK LIKE THAT!!! Like I was thinking some fat greasy fried chicken sandwich like smth from Popeyes but no it's like a healthier fried chicken and overall it was dry ngl like it's good with more sauce like ketchup. The fries were too crispy and don't jump me yet I love crispy fries but like this is TOO crunchy. The sandwich is rlly messy to eat too I usually get the waffle special and it's so good lol the waffles are soft and warm and the fruit is fresh.

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    St Francis Fountain is a legacy business, the oldest on 24th street, and there's a reason why…read morethey've been around serving up some of the best diner food in SF since 1918!!! I stopped by for breakfast early on Saturday. There's the main restaurant with tables and bar seating, and they have the restaurant space next door with even more tables. Apparently at peak brunch time, the whole space is packed even the outdoor seating. The whole time our service was fantastic, it wasn't super busy so they were also able to give us a little history about Saint Francis fountain and the building. The space has that classic diner decor, fresh pothos cuttings at every table, I felt the good energy. The coffee was good, no frills diner coffee. We ordered the chef's mess side of banana bread (the warm it up straight on the grill), biscuits and gravy with poached eggs, and the sourdough French toast with banana walnut topping. Was this too much food for two people? Of course. When you look at this incredible menu, good luck choosing only 1 thing! The food came out hot and very big portions. The biscuits and gravy were perfect. The gravy was creamy with nice size chunks of sausages, cooked so well, sausage wasn't overcooked. The biscuits were so soft, buttery. The home style spuds were seasoned really well, paired really well with my eggs and biscuits and gravy. I was so happy. The sourdough French toast was so good. The fresh banana topping with walnut and a little butter in one bite, wow!! It was also done so well, sourdough wasn't mushy at all. My partner enjoyed their chef's mess. It was seasoned well, cooked well, and the mushrooms in it were great! Overall, this is a very memorable breakfast for me. I can't wait to go back to try more on the menu. They had so many good options in the quality of food was fantastic. I think this is generally one of my favorite spots in the city for a classic diner breakfast.

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