Mission's Kitchen

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Mission's Kitchen - Chilaquiles, +added steak. $21. Huge portion and delicious! Steak cooked perfectly. - Diners Near Me - San Francisco, California

Mission's Kitchen - Diners Near Me - San Francisco, California

Mission's Kitchen - Chiliquiles - Diners Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Mission's Kitchen - Spicy green chilaquiles with a steak (extra $), 2 eggs, beans and rice. - Diners Near Me - San Francisco, California

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over 4 years ago

We got French toast and chilaquiles. The French toast was pretty standard, great flavor and texture. The chilaquiles was probably one of the best ones I've had so far. The sauce was flavorful and they were so generous with the cheese.

about 6 years ago

I love coming here for breakfast and typically get the eggs, french toast, and some sausage. Be sure to ask for the fruit on top! Gotta cover your bases there. PRO-TIP: If you get the hashbrowns, ask for them crispy. They get this...

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11 days ago

Mission omelette with sourdough bread, and hash brown. Hash brown was perfect. Not greasy and crunchy. Omelette is a bit greasy but napkins will soak up the oil. My omelette had mushroom and bacon, and pork? It was delicious. It came...

came with green sauce but a bit spicy in the morning. Butter and orange marmalade packs on the side. I could only finish half of it. Took home the rest Good coffee just to wake me up at 7 am. Excellent Service, my coffee got topped off 3 times even though it was 3/4 full. I love this place. Not hole in the wall. Clean and some wooden chairs are home made. Thank you yelpers for pointing me to this neighborhood place. The price is so reasonable.

over 6 years ago

The mission omelette was good! I was hungry and was grateful for the generous serving size. The price was also a very good deal.

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about 2 months ago

I ordered the fresh orange juice with steak and eggs. I liked how musicians and bands would walk in and perform a few songs. What a cool vibe. I could tell this was a family run business and everyone played their part to make sure...

12 months ago

I hope I wake up to eating a fresh plate of Mission Kitchens chilaquiles verdes, with steak and eggs over easy. That would be the epitome of eternal paradise. Amen.

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Hansel F.

I'm so glad I discovered this neighborhood gem. The place was high energy on a Saturday and I sat at the bar counter. Great service on arrival, they were warm and welcoming. I ordered the fresh orange juice with steak and eggs. I liked how musicians and bands would walk in and perform a few songs. What a cool vibe. I could tell this was a family run business and everyone played their part to make sure everything was smooth. The steak and eggs plate was fantastic and a great price for San Francisco. Everything was well seasoned and the meal hit the spot. I definitely recommend this place if you are in the area.

Robert G.

I finally made it out to Mission's Kitchen this past weekend after hearing from a few people that it was a solid breakfast spot--and they weren't lying. I ordered the omelet special, where you pick your own toppings. I went with mushroom and cheese, and it was a hit. The omelet was fresh, flavorful, and you could tell everything--from the eggs to the cheese and mushrooms--was quality. Every bite tasted clean and satisfying. It came with a side of home-style fried potatoes with red and green bell peppers, and those were just as good--crispy on the outside, soft inside, and seasoned right. I also got a side of sourdough toast, which was fresh and not stale at all, plus a cup of coffee that was smooth and not watered down--definitely a good start to the day. As for the ambiance, it's a small but cozy spot--not too big, not too cramped. It has a cool Central American vibe, and I noticed they offer some dishes like chilaquiles, which I'm definitely going back to try next time. You can feel the care they put into the place, even with the size. Heads up: get there early. I walked in and got lucky with one open seat, but right after that, there were people waiting outside to get in. It's a popular spot for a reason. Final verdict? Two thumbs up. Great food, good coffee, chill vibe. If you're in the Mission and looking for a real breakfast spot, Mission's Kitchen is absolutely worth checking out.

Verde Chilaquiles ( ordered spicy ) eggs over easy w/ steak on the side .

Will C.

First time ,,,, food was excellent, service was fantastic, the woman who greeted us when we walked in was friendly and smiling . Food was cooked exactly like we ordered it , price was great ... No complaints at all , definitely will be back . Thank You Missions Kitchen .

Horrible, sloppy! My friend's burger was bloody, sent it to get it cooked more, then the folks talking in Spanish, they were lazy bums.

Food was horrible, service was lousy, a bunch of young men standing around doing nothing. My friend's burger was bloody, mine was sloppy. Never again. $30 wasted.

Chilaquiles, +added steak. $21. Huge portion and delicious! Steak cooked perfectly.

John N.

Everything you could ask for from a neighborhood hole in the wall: bustling energy, chock full of locals, and, most importantly, great tasting food. I tried the chilaquiles, which comes with two eggs any way, refried beans, and rice. I also opted to add a steak, because why the heck not. The portion was huge! I loved that, despite being a quick service diner, they asked me how I liked my steak, and it came out perfectly (a deliciously tender mid-rare). The steak & eggs, plus coffee, came to $24 before tip, which I thought was more than reasonable given the size. Come here if you're looking for something less touristy, with an old-school diner twist, and delicious food served with a smile.

My Azteca Scramble, and Eric's Central American Special across the way

Christina C.

A no-frills diner with cheerful staff serving up huge Mexican/Central American dishes. They also have typical American breakfast dishes (pancakes, omelettes, etc.) but the magic is in the desayunos especiales. Sometimes we want a hearty breakfast that includes fried plantains, so we come here! If you do visit, come hungry and early. This fills up with local families from 10am on, especially on the weekends. Sometimes a guitar player and/or accordion player will serenade diners too.

John V.

I've been searching for a reasonably priced breakfast spot, since prices have skyrocketed over the last 2 years. Found it! Mission's Kitchen is not a looker, but it's obviously popular, the food is good and the portions large. My waitress, Sophia, spotted me as a newbie right away. She came over and after introducing herself, proceeded to tell me the history of the restaurant - what wonderful, friendly person! And the menu prices haven't changed very much over the last 2 years. I'll be back.

Spicy green chilaquiles with a steak (extra $), 2 eggs, beans and rice.

Juanita L.

What a great hole-in-the-wall! It's a Mexican diner serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I came here for breakfast and sat at the counter. Service was good and the spicy green chilaquiles were great (although not actually spicy to me). I ordered it with a steak (extra $) cause I gotta have my meat haha. They also serve fresh orange juice and there's plenty of other comfort food to choose from - Mexican and American. I'm definitely coming back!

No steak! charged $16.50 for steak meal- marylin will fix Monday and give me my money back.

Anahi G.

I ordered two chilaquiles one with Steak- come to find out there is no steak in my order! I called back to tell them they messed up my order! No steak! The lady Mary says she will call her boss back Irene to see how to reimburse me on my debit card. I hope she isn't pulling my leg- I can't even enjoy my lunch now. I will be back Monday to take care of this problem. I live too far away and work too far away. UPDATE^*** boss invited me to breakfast (7/8/20) , placed said order and told the waiter on the phone about prior incident. The waiter said I'd have to take this up with Mary. Disappointing service to their loyal clients.

John S.

Mission Kitchen is the best! I've never had a wait to get a seat here. I like sitting at counters, and this place has a cozy little counter area near the kitchen. If you're ready, they are happy to take your order instantly. It only takes a few minutes typically for them to come out with my food. I love coming here for breakfast and typically get the eggs, french toast, and some sausage. Be sure to ask for the fruit on top! Gotta cover your bases there. PRO-TIP: If you get the hashbrowns, ask for them crispy. They get this nice crisp shell if you do. Another favorite item here is the juevos rancheros. They do it traditional style and the eggs are plentiful. The owner is happy to discuss politics if you are up for it!

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Carlos S.

7 years ago

Hole in the wall..... and it's perfect! Great food, staff and prices! Can't beat it! I'll be back again for sure!!

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Jamie S.

7 years ago

I love this place. Only have been here once but find myself thinking about it from time to time. I'd like to go back soon. The staff is very friendly and the quality of food is so good! I was STUFFED leaving the restaurant. Hoping to get my girls together and go back soon! read more

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Elliott J.

530

17 years ago

I went there one time, 10:29pm on a Wednesday night. Sign says closes at 11pm. Sign on door says open. We walk in and they say they are closed. "Your sign says 11pm?", we reply. "closed!", is the answer we got. enough said... read more

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MJ C.

103

16 years ago

When I am destroyed and hungover I crave a simple dinner sammie and a cup of soup with unsweetened ice tea. I do not know why but it always works miracles. They make their own chicken noodle soup so it isn't a consistent flavor and in my opinion that is a good thing (booo the Sysco-fication of food). It isn't that it is sometimes good or sometimes bad but rather sometimes it has more carrots or sometimes it has more bay flavors. There is nothing fancy or great about the food but it does remind me of diner food outside of Philly or in Jersey. read more

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Ian T.

170

14 years ago

#Boom. Great greasy spoon. Want St Francis quality without the handlebar mustache or the goat cheese scramble? Come on over, spend 1/3 less and leave happy. I'd be here daily if my health wouldn't suffer as much as it surely would. Do it. read more

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Sebastian L.

Elite 12

226

14 years ago

Understanding that this is a very casual diner, how is it possible to hate on this place? You've got comfortable seating, a very friendly staff, great food portions and extremely reasonable prices. A breakfast here will run you approx. $10 and you will be well-fed. It's also kind of cool how the indigenous Mexican population seamlessly eats side-by-side with the dot com crowd. You'll definitely want to get to know Mario (among the rest of the wait staff); he's awesome. This is not a place where you would expect farm-fresh or organic fare. But if you're looking for a fun, casual, inviting atmosphere with generous portions at reasonable prices, then look no further than Mission's Kitchen. And you can trust me on this one; I'm an Elite. ;) read more

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Ameer N.

Elite 11

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16 years ago

big breakfast for little dollars. they keep your coffee full even after your plate has been bussed. get the sausage, trust me. read more

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Ismael B.

7 years ago

Honestly this place has the best chilaquiles I would literally have them on Sunday for dinner any time or day of the week and their cheap live this place read more

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Wes T.

Elite 19

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Mission's Kitchen is a little joint I stop in at for breakfast. Early opening (open at 7 AM) joints are kind of hard to come by. Closer to the 24th St. BART station than La Taza, and a little cheaper, too. The food is good and comes out pretty quickly. My Chilaquiles were awesome. Clean place. Service was friendly enough, though there's never anyone in there very early. One gripe: This place is not as busy as La Taza, it lacks the "bustle" of a diner, and the damn credit card machine never seems to be working whenever I go in there ... grrr ... read more

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Jeffrey R.

19 years ago

I like Mission Kitchen. I give it 3 stars for quality of Food, Service and Atmosphere - an extra star for price. The food is pretty standard diner fare for San Francisco, but offers several nice hispanic twists. I am a big fan of the Chilaquiles (fried tortilla chips with eggs, green salsa, and peppers). The service is mostly attentive and very friendly. I love that when leaving the whole restaurant - line cooks, manager, and all say goodbye. The atmosphere is standard diner booths/counter. Clean, a little snug in places, bright and not too loud. Overall, I think it is a 3.5 star spot. The low menu prices are a big draw for a filling breakfast in a respectable neighborhood restaurant. read more

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Nathan W.

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17 years ago

I loved the open kitchen. When things picked up, watching those two cooks was like watching wizardry... A three-egg Spanish Omelette with hash browns and toast for $6.95 was wizardry for my wallet... This place is brought to you by the folks behind the El Farolito empire. The prices are great there, too... read more

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Semuteh F.

Elite 24

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12 years ago

Love this diner! Delicious food, generous portions, AMAZING service, reasonable prices--what's not to love?!? It's not "hip" and since it's a part of pre-gentrified Mission, I hope it manages to stick around. Gotta try the chilaquiles, maduros, breakfast burrito, and omelette! Carlos is a wonderful host and the ambiance on the morning I went was ladies selling flowers and a mariachi band. Will be back! read more

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Bill J.

7 years ago

Good food, fair price as well.Very nice people. Decent menu , American favorites with a little mex mixed in. Open for breakfast lunch and dinner. read more

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Cerina C.

16 years ago

I'm willing to try out all the best breakfast places in the Mission. This place already had me coming back twice. Prices and portions are beyond reasonable. Service is attentive as expected. Cozy diner feel with wooden seats. Cleanliness could be an improvement, but with the price I'm not trippin. Recommendations by friends come a long way. read more

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Gladys V.

157

7 years ago

I've been a customer of Mission Kitchen for well over 10 years and this review is long overdue. This is a no frills all about the food restaurant. If you're looking for something "hip" or fancy go elsewhere. If you want delicious affordable food this is the place for you. The staff and the owner are very friendly and always make me feel welcome. I believe one of the waiters has been here for as long as I've been coming. My favorite dishes are the chilaquiles and chicken breast with mushroom meal. This food is authentic and copious! Large menu! I'm also impressed with the consistency of the quality of the food throughout all these years. Can't rave enough about this place :) read more

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Katherine P.

17 years ago

This place looked promising and my friend was too lazy to walk the extra block or two to Red's Cafe. Big fat sucky mistake. The service was extremely s-l-o-w. The servers were pretty nice but somewhat inattentive. Was it because we sat in the nook in back? Unsure! I ordered the chorizo and eggs and my friend had the huevos rancheros. 25 minutes later we got some lukewarm food that tasted sort of meh. You know, meh. Okay, not wonderful - not even "ok." If it had been the temperature food is supposed to be served at, maybe it'd be "ok." Because we were hungry and pretty thankful we finally got something plunked down in front of us, I think we just shut up and ate it. But I ate mine somewhat angrily. Would I go back here? Heck no buddy. It is cheap so if you're broke and don't care about that which you ingest, give it a go. You'll understand what I mean. Next time I think I'll force my friend to walk the extra little bit. read more

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Monserrat M.

206

13 years ago

First of all parking is hard to fine. Mission's Kitchen is a great place to eat breakfast and lunch. The pancakes, burgers, and omelettes are well made, has Mexican breakfast as well. Not to pricey, service is good and friendly. When the place gets packed watch out because the waiter might forget about you. Overall food is fantastic read more

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Clay H.

8 years ago

Straight off the plane I was craving some California Mexican Diner food and this spot will not disappoint. Good god that Aztec Scramble hit the spot. Save room for a half stack of pancakes. Wish I could give them more stars!!!! read more

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Mauricio O.

Elite 9

171

19 years ago

I've only experienced this place during the mid to late hours of the morn, and although a good compatriot of mine, had some steel wool in his burrito, it didnt stop my other good buddy Mr. Temby from taking a good taste of that wool himself. Whats in question is the contents of that burrito, NOT repeat NOT the taste and quality. My friends, the quality of this break fast burrito is glorious. its everything you need for a good belly ful of morning jumpstart AND THEN SOME. I cant knock it for the price nor the contents, its a hand in hand thing. i recommend this spot if you are looking for a good place to have a cup o joe, and good bfast delight. The reason its 2 stars shy of perfection, for obvious reasons, im a tough critic and the crew that runs this place are a bunch of clowns, no the haha kind but the kind that you have to repeat your order 3 times and show on the menu. Point and Click. *they ask a small corkage fee for Colt 45's with partys 2 or more* read more

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EJ S.

17 years ago

I discovered this place on New Year's when I couldn't find any other place that was open by my house. I remember ordering the salmon scramble and the french toast with fruit that first time, and I've "been a fan" ever since. When I took Kota Bear here for the first time, she ordered the pancakes and they fixed them so that they were shaped like Mickey Mouse's head. I didn't even notice until she pointed it out. Now whenever I watch Kota on the weekends, we have breakfast here almost every Sunday and it's become our spot. I think she's hooked on the Pops cereal :-) This past Sunday we ordered chicken nuggets, Pops, and a breakfast burrito and it all came out to about $13. It's a good deal for all the food you get, but stick to their breakfast. I've come for dinner and it's not as crackin as their breakfast. Decent, but not as good as their breakfast menu. read more

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Jose L.

7 years ago

Great food, familial atmosphere, friendly staff and the mariachi on a Sunday morning couldn't be beat!

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Ruben B.

7 years ago

Is very bad service.!! The waitreess's name Is Mary I don't recommend her.!! Has a bad acttitude

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Tennille D.

11 years ago

I'm in love with this place - the food is solid, the portions are huge, the ingredients are fresh and they cook to order. Best of all, it always has a friendly vibe and the staff are THE BEST. So welcoming and friendly, efficient and attentive. Perfect for a weekend breakfast, a greasy brunch after a few too many, or whenever a craving for 4pm pancakes/chilaquiles strikes! read more

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David P.

Elite 13

145

18 years ago

Very friendly & attentive service & just a half-block from 24th Mission BART. Now that Herbs Fine Foods up the hill on 24th St is closed this is my fave greasy spoon cafe. Food isn't great, but certainly not objectionable, and the price can't be beat. read more

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Keely P.

15 years ago

Mission's kitchen is truly a delight... I recommend this spot with the utmost of enthusiasm. I first tried it about 3 months ago and have been going back about once a week ever since. I've brought at least 10 friends to try it, and the verdict is unanimous: Mission's Kitchen is friggin' amazing. Service is great. The staff are friendly, accommodating and engaging. Definitely service with a smile. Greasy spoon/hole in the wall/diner atmosphere... but nonetheless inviting. The price is right... less than $7 for a meal that, for all intents and purposes, could sufficiently feed two people. The food is wonderful. The chilaquiles are phenomenal. One of my friends said they were even better than his own mother's recipe. Both the spicy and the mild sauces are delicious. Another breakfast treat are the "divorced" eggs... although the title is a little off, the flavor is spot on. The mole is sensational. Breakfast burrito is awesome... haven't explored the lunch menu yet... mostly because I'm already hypnotized by the chilaquiles. You don't wanna miss out on this place, it's a gem!! read more

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Tee S.

14 years ago

love this place but they lost there touch and the service/waiters sucks now of days..... With My Friends Enjoying Good Food.... Back Again CheeseBurger Time.... Good Place To Have Breakfast With Friends/Family.... Good Food.... read more

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Jesus D.

6 years ago

The food is so good but when it takes more than one hour to get your order for breakfast ready and it becomes lunch instead of breakfast then its not worth all the waiting read more

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Cybernetik V.

10 years ago

Tried this place for the first time, ordered the "Central American Special", it was lacking in 2 key areas, the casamiento (beans and rice) was dry and chewey, the "crema" was just plain ol' sour cream (not the central american kind, with a very distinct taste and yellowish hue). Other than that the platanos, eggs and fried cheese were good. I'm definitely gonna try it again, but this time I'll order something else, I'm very picky with my "Central American" breakfasts, sadly if you want an authentic one you're gonna have to look elsewhere. read more

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Steven C.

139

17 years ago

Though I only went with the bacon and eggs on my recent trip, it was cooked right and my fellow dinner's chile quiles was amazing (pardon spelling error). For the price, it's a great meal. Simple, cooked right, in a great little diner. Late breakfast and a walk down to 26th and Capp for La Copa Loca has become my new routine when visiting the Mission. read more

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Robert F.

Elite 17

103

13 years ago

I've walked by this place a thousand times and never took note of it. Well, I should have. The prices are great. The service is great and extremely friendly. And I loved the chilequiles! I became a fan of that dish while vacationing in Puerto Vallarta and I was overjoyed to find a local restaurant that faithfully prepares it. It's a diner, so it don't expect fancy decor. read more

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Jennifer E.

127

13 years ago

I am a regular. I love my amigo Chefs that always prep me a wonderful meal. It is an old school diner. I ordered many dishes from their burgers, breakfast burritos, Latin dishes -- they never failed me. Every dish I ever had gave me a #mouthGASM I def would recommend this place to anyone who loves to eat at diner type places & would enjoy a meal for a good price. read more

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Carmel D.

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9 years ago

My forever local breakfast spot, HANDS DOWN! Been coming here for years. Food is consistently delicious, big ass portions that fills your whole being lol. Menu has good variety of everything, down to the unlimited fresh REAL coffee. Service is equally GREAT (esp Carlos the loud, handsome hilarious Mexican server lol :) Yes, damn good in every way and highly-recommended ;) read more

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Wenn C.

Elite 16

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9 years ago

I love this place. The same friendly faces still work here. Everyone is incredibly patients with my wild child and the servings are bigger than my large head. The food is always delicious. It is heavy but it is damn good. One of my favorite breakfast spots hands down. read more

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Helen C.

9 years ago

This is a cozy diner/breakfast spot. The portions are big. The food is hearty. This is a spot for comfort food.

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Adam B.

14 years ago

Great Food Great Prices Great Service I really like the breakfast items, especially the chilaquiles. read more

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Jose M.

9 years ago

Their chilaquiles are fantastic, for $8.75 they seem to be a great value. It's not to expensive and the service is adequate. If you're looking for a reasonably priced homie breakfast spot look no further than missions kitchen. read more

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Calum Y.

241

8 years ago

Good cheap mexican diner with everything you'd want for breakfast.

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pati m.

19 years ago

Ideal location, filling greasy american breakfasts, cheap and best of all, in addition to the traditional syrup option they have leche nestle! (carnation condensed milk) to pour on your pancakes. Super delicious and friendly service. http://www.sailusfood.com/wp-content/uploads/carrot_milk_pouring.JPG read more

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Jeremy P.

8 years ago

My wife and I can here before our flight back east. Carlo was amazing, he was super friendly and made us feel welcome. The place was clean. Portions were massive and the food was great. Terrific experience! read more

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Stephanie D.

9 years ago

I have been in quite a few times and have had a great experience at breakfast. Went in for dinner the other day, such a mistake. Sat down and we ordered our drinks and food. The server went to the register and took about 15 minutes to get the Corona that we ordered while we were wondering the Coke was. She comes back 5 minutes later saying there's no more coke. I said ok fine I don't need anything to drink. Then she brings the food after it's been sitting at the counter for a few. The food was fine, nothing spectacular. Then we go to pay and the server says "oh, you didn't like the food" since there was half a burger left. That's an odd question to ask since she had ruined our experience and I was just not in the mood. In conclusion, that woman should be fired and I don't think we will be going back for dinner. read more

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2738 Mission St
San Francisco, CA 94110
Mission
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(415) 648-1577
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Hours

What time does Mission's Kitchen open?

Mission's Kitchen opens at 7:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Mission's Kitchen close?

Mission's Kitchen closes at 3:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Sun 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM

Payment methods

Does Mission's Kitchen take credit cards?

Yes, Mission's Kitchen takes credit cards.

Food & Alcohol

Does Mission's Kitchen have catering options?

No, Mission's Kitchen does not have catering options.

Does Mission's Kitchen have a happy hour?

No, Mission's Kitchen does not have a happy hour.

Does Mission's Kitchen serve alcohol?

No, Mission's Kitchen does not serve alcohol.

Indoor Amenities

Does Mission's Kitchen allow dogs?

Yes, Mission's Kitchen allows dogs.

Does Mission's Kitchen have TVs?

No, Mission's Kitchen does not have TVs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Mission's Kitchen have bike parking?

Yes, Mission's Kitchen has bike parking.

Does Mission's Kitchen have outdoor seating?

No, Mission's Kitchen does not have outdoor seating options.

Does Mission's Kitchen have parking?

Yes, Mission's Kitchen has parking options. Street Parking, Validated Parking

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Does Mission's Kitchen have free WiFi?

No, Mission's Kitchen does not have free WiFi.

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Mel's Drive-In is a fun, nostalgic spot that's definitely worth visiting--especially if you enjoy…read morethat classic retro diner vibe. The atmosphere really stands out, with a cool 50s theme that makes the whole experience feel unique and memorable. The burger was the highlight of the meal--juicy, flavorful, and cooked just right. It's exactly what you'd hope for from a place like this. The fries were decent, but nothing special--good enough, just not as standout as the burger. The cheese sticks were tasty and cooked well, but at around $18, they felt a bit overpriced for what you get. The restaurant was clean, and the staff were friendly and kept things moving smoothly. Overall, it's a great place to visit for the experience, solid food, and fun atmosphere. Not perfect across the board, but definitely a spot I'd recommend checking out at least once if you're in San Francisco.

I remember this place being significantly better. We came after a late night Giants game because…read morenothing is better than good ole fashioned diner food. Greasy, salty and fatty. Here's what we got: 1. Banana milkshake 10/10 2. Coke float 10/10 3. Beef dip 2/10 4. Smash burger 6/10 Service was still great! There was only one server and the place started to get pretty packed so that's the good news. Also, forgot how nostalgic it is at a diner and one that still has a juke box. Come for the vibes and milkshakes.

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Pinecrest Diner

Family-owned & operated

Established in 1969

There is nothing like a good Diner, especially one thats been around for a long time and still gets…read morepacked. My friend took me here before we played tourist guide to out of town guests. Staff here are great and up beat. Service is fast and they dont rush you for the bill. There is a variety on the menu, but I ordered the Spanish omitted and a side of chicken apple sausage. My friend had never seen me eat so was surprised when I scarfed down the whole platter. The food was pretty good for diner fare and im looking forward to going back.

Health code violations galore! We literally watched people touch raw meat and not change their…read moregloves and use the same tongs to touch raw meat as they did toasting bread. There was an alarming lack of hand washing. They had an entire loaf of bread in full view of customers that was green with mold and when I casually mentioned it to a waitress, she said "oh that happens all the time!" UH WHAT?? I had the Mac and cheese and it was great, however my trip to the bathroom was not. Don't eat here.

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Pinecrest 2017!

Pinecrest Diner

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Orphan Andy's

I love dining there! I go there first. I do keto, so I usually get the steak or chops as sides.read more

Best late-night food spot after the clubs in the Castro! If you're hungry after a night out, Orphan…read moreAndy's is always a solid choice. They're open 24 hours Thursday through Sunday. I've been here a few times after going out, and the food always hits the spot. It's classic diner comfort food with generous portions, and the wait usually isn't too bad, even during late-night rushes. If you're looking for a reliable place to end your night with good food, this is it.

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Fun decor

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Philly cheesesteak

Mel's Drive-In

Great food and service. Gulio Romero did a great job entertaining and serving us! I can only…read morerecommend it.

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 "

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What a lineup.

Braised short rib dinner,

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Breakfast burrito

Caché

Great vibes, great food and great bartender, Anning! I really enjoyed the sea bream, duck and…read morecookie for 2, and peach it up cocktail!

After a morning admiring Monet in Venice at the de Young, my friend and I were on the hunt for a…read morerelaxing lunch spot. We happened upon Cache, a charming French bistro on 9th Avenue, and were immediately captivated by its aesthetic. Upon entering, a cheerful and welcoming hostess promptly seated us by the window, offering a lovely view of their adorable little courtyard. The lunch menu was nicely streamlined and curated. We began with a refreshingly bright salmorejo that perfectly whet our appetites. Next came the star of the show: delicious buckwheat crepes packed with caramelized onions and Emmental cheese, topped with savory sautéed porcini mushrooms, and paired with a peppery arugula salad and perfectly sautéed Yukon potatoes. We capped off the experience by enjoying dessert alongside an expertly crafted cappuccino and latte. It was bustling for a weekday lunch, and the space filled up fast, yet the service stayed incredibly prompt and attentive. The ambiance is cozy, quaint, and sweet. I'm already looking forward to returning for dinner!

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Manila clams

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Bread Bowl

Breakfast at Tiffany's

I've never been to a restaurant that serves three eggs Benedict in one order, so that alone was…read moreimpressive! The food was absolutely amazing, and the service made the experience even better. We came on a weekday morning, and it was nice and calm. The woman who helped us, I believe her name was Tiffany, was incredible.. so welcoming, attentive, and kind. The location is also great and adds to the overall atmosphere. Everything about this place exceeded expectations, and I'll definitely be coming back much more often.

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!

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Mel's Drive-In

This diner is super cute inside and the service is good but the food was not. The mozzarella sticks…read moretasted kinda stale and rubbery and the tomato soup was off too. The Mac and cheese was not bad I'd probably get it again. The mimosa also tasted not fresh to me. Nice that there's a parking lot here though.

Ahh bummer they have closed! No wonder those Almond Slivers…read moreon my sundae were stale. Going out of business stale. Well the ambience is empty- just a parking lot. No more service. Farewell to all the good times!

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Cappuccino!

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Tommy's Joynt

A San Francisco classic!…read more Had the pleasure to be in the neighborhood looking for a bite, and got quick nods of agreement when I suggested we hit Tommy's Joynt! I've been coming here for over 30 years, but I know this place has probably been there for at least that long before I made my way through its doors! We all ordered slim plates, which is a nice option, as the provide lighter meals for a lower price. For $14.50 I got Prime Rib (I think they call it round steak), mashed potatoes, a salad, a roll, and a side of beans. They offer a wide range of other options, including rotating nighttly specials. The guys at the counter are awesome, and are eager to serve you up a tasty plate, just how you want it! Everything is perfectly serviceable. Drinks are available on the other side of the room, and they have a great selection of beer and liquor (and I expect wines as well). I had a Ukrainian beer with my steak, and it hit the spot! Service at the bar is also quite good. I didn't have an Irish Coffee, since they didn't have fresh coffee made and we were in a bit of a time crunch, but I recall those being a treat as well. Huge helpings of tasty food at a reasonable price, and service with a smile makes this a heartwarming bit of San Francisco's classic dining. Give them a try for food, or just come in and have a drink - folks around here seem to be friendlier than most - maybe it's just getting good food at a great price!

So I have to admit I didn't actually eat the food. My sister-in-law sent me here cause she swears…read moreby the brisket and I happen to be working in the city so she asked me to bring her a sandwich home I'm actually a vegetarian. First thing I noticed it kinda has a little dive bar feel which I LOVE! Then I noticed Italian flags I'm like oh yes I love me some Italian food. Then I noticed they have baked potatoes on the menu nobody has baked potatoes on the menu anymore and as a vegetarian it used to be a go to it most restaurants. The workers were super helpful and nice cause I was literally in there not knowing what I was doing getting a sandwich for someone else. I 100% plan to come back and leave a review on the food and the drinks. Oh and there was street parking close by and a parking garage!

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The seating area

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The bar side! Something for everyone!

St. Francis Fountain

The Mission District is home to some legacy businesses. You will see devoted patrons going to their…read morefavorite stores , bars, and restaurants over the years and they still are standing. In San Francisco alone there are a few places which been around for over 100 of years. There is a place which has been a Mission District neighborhood staple for over 100 years . It's a great place to cool out on a sunny day. They serve one of the best pancakes in San Francisco and is located on 24th streets. Its namesake is San Francisco is English and it's called St. Francis Fountain. On the last few days left of a Spring 2026 stroll I landed in St. Francis Fountain. Inside you will feel the nostalgia as you will see tables and booths and also an ice cream bar which serves ice cream sundaes with a cherry on top and classic milkshakes. I got the vanilla milkshake and it was tasty and a bit sweet. I then had to try the buttermilk pancakes. It was savory and buttery and the syrup made all delicious. This store also has some nostalgia selling trading cards like the garbage pail kids in SF. Overall a good vintage classic soda fountain in SF. Come here once you are "awake"where they "make" a delicious buttermilk "pancake"and you can wash it down with a strawberry or vanilla "milkshake" Come get the pancake after it's made with a delicious "batter"and get a breakfast or lunch "platter "and enjoy a good yap another words a good "chatter "at a place in SF where for over 100 years the Mission neighborhood still "gather"

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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A view from our booth to the opposite side wall in the back.

The Chef's Mess. Eggs, bacon, potatoes, tomatoes, onions, peppers and delicious.

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Persephone

Sam’s Pizza & Burgers

Got a double cheese burger with bacon. Like other people said, it wasn't fancy but that's not a bad…read morething. I've had bad "plain" burgers before, so I'm glad this wasn't that. The burger was big and overall it tasted good. Patties were medium rare, which I didn't ask for, but I'm not complaining :). Though I wouldn't get bacon again because I was expecting a thicker cut for $3.50. Chef was nice and the food came out pretty quick too. Would go again.

As good as a traditional burger counter can be…read more If you are craving a fast affordable China-town stop, this is it. Sit at the counter and share condiments with the other folks eating there and chat with the friendly fry-cook! Smells like an amazing burger the whole time you're in there. Which could be extremely short since the food comes out so quickly! Fries come out hot and you watch them get made every time along with the onion rings. The atmosphere is great, lots of regulars and people trying it out. Greasy and delicious. Definitely going back next time I'm in the area.

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Sam's Menu 10/2024

Sams Triple cheese burger (instagram: wooneats)

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Sams Double Cheeseburger

Tony's Pizza Napoletana

Food was awesome but the venue needs work. Way too crazy. Not enough comfortable seating.read more

Delicious. Great tomato sauce. Friendly waiters. Good vibes. Margherita was lovely. Been there 3…read moretimes in 3 weeks.

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The place we sitted

Il Padrino Sicilian pizza

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Margarita pizza, award winning for a reason!

Fog Harbor Fish House

Family-owned & operated

Full bar

Food was amazing but what's more amazing is the service we got from Jorge! Very attentive, very…read morefriendly and just a warm person in general! Made the experience much better!!

Service and food was great! Juju our server was on point! She was friendly and attentive and was…read moreour pleasure to encounter! What was disappointing was when I was lead in , on to my seat there was a slippery pieces of lettuce I almost slipped on. When I paused to tell someone I witnessed a couple of workers just stepped over it. So I told someone at the bar about it and they took care of it. "I think." Otherwise I'd come back!

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Fresh Local Dungeness Crab

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SF Classic - Cioppino

Udon Mugizo - San Francisco

Locally owned & operated

The food is delicious. We have tonkatsu udon and mentai cream udon as well as the lychee soda…read morereally cute. Our server Jeff was really quick to take order and was always available to attend to you which was nice. Overrall quick service and affordable price would recommended!

Nisa was a fantastic hospitality professional; she was warm and inviting...provided a fantastic…read morerecommendation (Katsu Curry Udon)!

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Dumpling Home

Ok...been to 3 must eat restaurants and this one is top…read more Everything was delicious I left so full and happy The place is clean and busy pro tip get your name on before 7:00pm they will close the check in and wait. The soup dumplings was the best i have ever tasted also the fried dumplings is a must try. It is away from Chinatown but worry very authentic. Michelin star rated

I've heard good things about this place for a while and finally got to try it…read more We went around 5:05 on a Saturday. They literally just opened at 5 but almost all indoor seats were filled already. We were sat outside, which was pretty nice. The pan fried juicy pork bao was my absolute favorite. It was the first dish that came, very hot and super crispy on the bottom. My second favorite was the wood and silver ear mushrooms in house dressing, I've always had this dish with only the black wood ears, never seen it with both the black ones and silver ones. We also got some seasoned beef pockets, they were good but not to the level of the pan fried baos and the wood ears. My least favorite of the things we ordered today were the zha jiang noodles, they were eh‍. The service was fast and the employees were nice. They came around frequently to refill the hot tea for us too. My friend said the bathroom line was really long and took forever tho. At first when we saw a line on the sidewalk we thought it was some famous place next door, turned out it was the bathroom line.

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Inside, packed even during a Wednesday lunch

Pork Xiao Long Bao (4 pcs.)

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Dry fried Chicken Wings

Four Chairs

Amazing! I'm actually going there for the second time today!…read more My family arrived early, so the wait was only about five minutes before we were seated. I don't remember if there was music, but it was a busy, lively place with multiple conversations happening at once. It was definitely a cozy, home type atmosphere. A few people ordered chicken and waffles, so I had the chance to try it, and it was delicious! The waffles melted in my mouth! That's what I plan to order next time. I order a Korean chicken sandwich. It was very tasty and large. I had leftovers! I was disappointed because I forgot my leftovers on the table . Note to self: NEVER DO THAT AGAIN. The lemonade was very flavorful, and my kids enjoyed it too. I even tried an alcoholic beverage, I can't remember the name, but I swapped it for lemonade because it was THAT good. As I mentioned earlier, I will definitely return to this restaurant and highly recommend it.

Four chairs is always packed for brunch every time I drive by the mission, so it was time to give…read moreit a try. Their Asian take on brunch is quite refreshing. I ordered the K-Bomb chicken Benny and oh boy will you leave satisfied in every way. The perfectly poached eggs are served on top of a fluffy slice of bread topped with kimchi-hollandaise sauce. The chicken was a Korean style fried chicken with a crunchy sweet and spicy bbq sauce reminiscent of gochujang and honey. Home fries and green salad with sesame dressing topped it all off. The mango matcha latte was also quite good and the price for SF and for all that food was great value for the money. Ambiance is casual and a bit loud as can be expected from a brunch place but overall it is clean and a fun spot to meet friends for brunch. Don't stay too long after paying though or you will get stared at by the folks waiting in line. Overall definitely recommend checking them out. I look forward to trying other specialties here.

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Chipotle Benedict, Mascarpone Pancake, & Chicken Apple Scramble

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K-bomb chicken benny

Surisan

Locally owned & operated

10 years in business

Went here for both dinner and brunch and I can say that you go to surisan for their delicious…read moreKorean fusion brunch goodness! There is a waitlist for the weekends with a 30min est. wait time but it's well worth it! Easy to kill time around the area since you're near the pier to catch a stunning morning view. Staff is very quick & attentive despite their headcount to customer ratio so kudos to that! I've had great quick experiences in both settings. Must gets: Korean fried chicken (soy garlic in particular, skip the honey butter) Galbjim eggs Benedict, the fatty saltiness of the pork really compliments the light and creamy goodness of an eggs Benedict! Hollaindaise sauce was delicious as well!!

We went here looking at the photos and relying on fellow Yelpers, but sadly this place wasn't worth…read morethe visit. We got poached eggs, I am guessing they poached it with lemon or vinegar because the eggs were almost inedible. They were very sour. The French toast was also okay, not something I would go back for again. Reason for 3 stars - Orange juice and Caramel Latte were super delish!

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Flight of millionaire's bacon

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Pimped up ramyun, locomoco, Blackstone benedict

The Buena Vista

Walked in on the early evening of 05/22/26 to be snapped at by the waitress handling the tables…read morenear the entrance so thought we would either leave or be in for a bad evening. WRONG We managed to find a table for the 6 of us, including a disabled member, in the back. The waitress and the gentleman assisting her could not have been nicer!! The drinks and food came quickly and was amazingly delicious ( although reviews said it would be)!!! The gentleman employee was especially attentive to assisting the disabled member of our group, even helping her stand and get around. Could not be happier except for not living closer to frequent Buena Vista more often. (PS... had items from gift shop shipped and they were packaged so very well and arrived cross- country within one week) Great experience

One of those iconic San Francisco spots that's absolutely worth visiting. From the moment we walked…read morein, the staff was fantastic from the hostess to the bartenders, everyone was friendly, welcoming, and made us feel right at home. The atmosphere is open, lively, and inviting. We loved the large communal tables where you can share space with other groups and even strike up conversations with new people. It's a fun, social experience that adds to the charm. Of course, the Irish coffees lived up to the hype. The food was decent. The location couldn't be better either, sitting right across the street from the cable car turnaround and the beautiful Aquatic Park, making it a perfect stop while exploring the city.

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Summer of love 2017 at the Buena Vista

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Grapefruit I.

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10 years ago

4.5 Stars, but that's only because nothing is "perfect" Mission's Kitchen is a genuine "dine local" kinda place with the oldskool badass Mission feel. The breakfast food is fantastic and I devour Mexican frittatas here on a regular basis. Great coffee in a nice mug refilled constantly, large glass syrup containers at every table for your pancakes AND condensed milk ready to pour at every table! +10 for amazing disability access with working automatic door in front AND for the bathroom. This is new, and the place was awesome even before they installed these. The lady that waits on you in the afternoons here is super sweet and they hook it up with the homefries and bread too! You just can't beat this place for the price, amount of food, and service. I only take half a star off because 1) music can be kinda loud sometimes because the kitchen plays their jams and it isn't separated well and 2) the ingredients are great but not AMAZING like what you would get at a fancy super health food store. You kinda get what you are paying for there, and I am OK with that! read more

Patrick R.

13 years ago

This place is definitely clean. I can respect that in a dining establishment. Alas the food could be better, everything I ordered just bordered on alright. It was sort of all bland tasting. At least they had some sauces nearby so I could enhance thing manually. Although I suppose that's just an opposing philosophy than what I prefer. Some people do the saucing for you and some make it clean with you needing to sauce it manually. And they consider it a good thing because they aren't forcing their tastes on you. Politically Correct Cooking. read more

Azteca L.

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702

16 years ago

Well this review is long overdue and am sorry for my tardiness. I truly and highly recommend this spot cause the service and food is superb. I especially love Carlos and Mario would always provide good service and always check on you even if they are packed. The food is reasonable, delicious and always fast. I recommend the Huevos rancheros and las chilaquiles. I sometimes opt for the breakfast special which consist of T-Bone special with enchiladas and arroz y beans. kudos to La Mission kitchen read more

Will D.

570

8 years ago

I enjoy coming here. You can get great mexican or american breakfast. fyi they do season their pancakes with a touch of cinnamon. It's subtle and well done but if you're not into that then you wouldn't like it. However I usually get omelets or huevos. Coffee is a strong breakfast blend. read more

Ziggy S.

15 years ago

I just love how "authentic mission" this place is. The food is satisfying and comforting, the iced coffees are screamin' and the service is right on and friendly. Weekends are packed and for a good reason but in the week, you got yourself a sure spot. :) read more

Enoch M.

2 years ago

Super affordable yet contains the flavor you would be looking for to have a great breakfast at a local spot. Enjoyed the Omelette and the Breakfast Burrito. read more