Love this place! Wonderful staff! Food awesome & delicious…read more My favorite food....Avocado toast, there is more Thank you....staff

Old standard reliable place Quick service…read more Open tall ceilings. Friendly. Djwishbrjdjdkeks

Rebekah was our server & I noticed her amazing smile before she even approached our table! She was…read moreso helpful & on point without over servicing. I will ask for her each time we come back! The food was delicious & prepared as we ordered it.

My family and I love coming here. Variety of great food, there's something for everyone. Service is…read morealways top notch. Our server, Ernesto, is very attentive and friendly.

This place almost knocked me out a few weeks ago! I mean literally. I got hit by the shade. But you…read moreknow it was an accident and the owner was so gracious and took care of our table. I have been back now 3 times in the last three weeks. Food selection is plentiful, it has all been delicious, fresh and hot! Restaurant staff are attentive, kind and all smiles. Pretty quiet inside though! Hope to give them some love and get a few people to get back in and try them out again. Hash and Brews is a great place for a quick bite to eat with family and friends.

Came here for brunch . A big menu and serves breakfast all…read moreday long. We got seated right away. Staff attentive and friendly . Atmosphere is casual. Food is good. I had a crab sandwich.

Antigua is one of my favorite coffee shops. Some of it is nostalgia - I used to come here when I…read morefirst moved to the area. The ambiance is so cozy and welcoming. I like that it's frequented by older locals. You can come here and just sit by yourself or come with a couple people and just catch up and it's fine, it's flexible. Food is solid. I like their pozole the best. I recently had their pork panini and thought it was solid. Wish it was a bit bigger but it was good on pork.

Breakfast burritos...yum. Yum yum! Popped in here for the first time to try their breakfast…read moreburritos and they are hearty and packed. I've been exploring all the breakfast burritos in SanFran but this place is now also at the top of my list! I ordered a breakfast burrito with sausage and was happy with all the fillings - chunky potatoes, good amount of egg, onions, tomato, and chunky pieces of sausage in a spinach tortilla. (Instead of protein, my friend added avocado instead. And you can choose different types of tortillas - flour, whole wheat, spinach, and others) Just overall good and very filling. Not huge but not small either. The only thing I missed was salsa to put on it. Tapatio packets were given instead. (To be fair, these are Latin American-inspired breakfast burritos not "Mexican" burritos with salsa on the side.) Great breakfast burrito! Looks like there are other dishes to try. Lots of people were also there on Sat morning and enjoying their breakfast. Plenty of tables. We'll be back!

The super breakfast burrito and matcha latte with oat were fantastic! Very fresh ingredients. Along…read morewith a friendly staff, this place is a go-to breakfast/lunch spot!

We went here on a Saturday morning and it wasn't too terribly packed (around 8:30am). We snagged a…read morebigger table that seated 6 of us and ordered quickly: Matcha Latte, Cafe Americano, Strawberry Mango smoothie, chocolate croissant, Avocado Toast with egg and bacon, steak and chicken and mushroom empanadas. I honestly felt like we weren't waiting for too long and in no time we received our orders. They also had a setup (on the side) for water (infused) where we could help ourselves. I actually thought that the food were good sized portions and prepared well. The empanadas were nice and flavorful, the avocado toast was as advertised and looked even better in person. The matcha latte was pretty tasty, as was the smoothie. The croissant could've used a little more chocolate to croissant ratio, but still pretty tasty. It was all so fresh and tasty and if you ask me, made with love. When we showed up the timing was ideal since we were able to snag a table and a parking spot with no issues. Service was amazing and everyone was so nice and easy to work with. Would definitely return to this spot if I'm ever back in the area.

Millbrae Pancake House was our first stop on our Labor Day weekend -- breakfast!…read more My husband wanted a good old-fashioned American breakfast. Personally, I would have preferred some machaca or chilaquiles, but that's another restaurant I still need to review! I was so tired and hungry from just arriving that the only photo I remembered to take was at the END of our feast! That should tell you something. There were three hungry people at our table, and we all enjoyed our breakfast. We shared the pancakes, bacon, and sausage, so we got a little bit of everything. The pancakes were definitely a must -- after all, you can't go to the Millbrae Pancake House and not have pancakes! Our waiter, Bladamir, was very nice, helpful, and attentive. He really made the whole experience even more enjoyable. Now, parking was another story! If you live in the area... you probably already know! We especially loved the ambiance and decor. It has that classic, welcoming breakfast-house feel that went perfectly with the good old-fashioned American breakfast my husband was looking for. Overall, we had a delightful breakfast and would definitely come back!

As a frequent visitor of the Bay Area, I've always driven by and heard good things about Millbrae…read morePancake House. ​I was excited when my wife and I were finally able to visit. Parking, as with most places in the Bay, comes at a premium. We got lucky and were able to find a spot upon entering their parking lot. ​It was a busy Friday morning, but we were seated within 15 minutes. The atmosphere feels like what a Denny's was in the '80s. I might have aged myself, but that's the feeling I got. ​Whenever I try a new breakfast place, my go-to dishes are corned beef hash and biscuits and gravy. I also had to try their namesake: the pancakes. ​My corned beef hash (with eggs) was good and comparable to a lot of places I've been to before. The biscuits and gravy were nicely flavored and not overly salty, which I appreciated. ​The pancakes were good, but they were just that--pancakes. ​Service was just fine, and I enjoyed my meal and would welcome a return visit.

Greetings to all, this is my first review of this cafe, let's see how it went:…read more Parking is shared with the business next door to it; which works out well for both of them. Inside is a modestly lit atmosphere which works well for a nice cooling Cinnamon roll and great cup of coffee. The service was nice and friendly and on point with my order. I had a tall triple mocha and a nice cinnamon roll; both were great. Nice job Spruce cafe

Another day at spruce. Looks like the menu changed ! More drinks less sandwich but still love this…read morespot . Plenty of seating. Ordered the London fog matcha cream. London fog matcha cream - matcha cream was delicious ! Very cream and strong in flavor. London fog was not bad subtle earl grey 8/10 Would go again

Great for a traditional American comfort breakfast. If you love sitting at the counter and watch…read morethe chefs cook in front of you, you'll love this place. At my seat (depicted) you get live behind the scenes of a kitchen. Me personally, I enjoy watching my food being cooked in front of me, so I enjoyed it. I originally went because of looking at the prices on an image on yelp. It was $16 for sausage, eggs, hash browns, and pancakes. That's a great deal! But, once I got there inflation kicked it up to $18. Not the biggest difference to deter, but just letting everyone know the real price. I got pancakes, eggs, hash browns, and bacon (depicted). The eggs were good, pancakes were very good, hash browns were okay, and the reason for 4 star instead of a 5.... the bacon. The bacon wasn't crispy and cooked to order. It was chewy and I guess they cook it before and then heat it up on the griddle after. It is super noticeable from the taste, but especially from the texture. I would recommend this place to anyone, but just be aware with the vital advice I wrote.

Neal's Coffee Shop is a step back to the '60s and early '70s. My parents (who were born in the…read more1920s) would have liked it. My pork chop dinner included soup or salad, slice of toasted and buttered sourdough, potatoes or rice, vegetables and choice of dessert. All for just under $30 before tip. The meal was as expected for a '60s coffee shop. Salt is the dominant seasoning. The turkey and rice soup was a smart way to use leftover ingredients. The boiled red potatoes were good. The two thin pork chops were supposedly marinated, but I couldn't tell from tasting them. They were over cooked--dry, tough and needed some herbs. DH had the cheeseburger with potato salad and praised the meal. He also devoured my dessert--ice cream with chocolate sauce. Service was friendly and efficient, making me want to return. Next time I'll have something like a sandwich or burger.

Camino Corner has become our go-to spot whenever we're craving a relaxing weekend brunch or…read morecomforting, satisfying food. From the moment you walk in, the staff makes you feel genuinely welcome with their warmth, friendliness, and positive energy. That welcoming vibe really reflects throughout the entire restaurant and adds so much to the overall dining experience. The food is consistently delicious. My husband's absolute favorite is the crispy pork belly -- perfectly cooked every time with just the right crispness and flavor. As for me, I always go for the benedicts. The hollandaise sauce is rich and flavorful, and the country gravy is pure comfort food goodness. We also tried other items in the menu once in awhile. What really makes Camino Corner stand out is the combination of great food, warm hospitality, and cozy ambiance. You can tell the staff truly enjoys what they do, and it creates such a lively and inviting atmosphere. This place definitely gets busy for brunch, especially around 10 AM, so I highly recommend coming earlier if you want to beat the crowd. Highly recommended for anyone looking for delicious comfort food, amazing brunch options, and a welcoming neighborhood spot you'll want to keep coming back to.

The Atmosphere was great food was Good .. Service was nice and Friendly and I really Enjoyed the…read moreVegetarian Omelette Super full of Veggies the most I've seen at any Restaurant. One thing struck me as a bit odd they charged us for the cheese a step $3.00 and placed the pepper jack on top of the omelette. Also hit me with a 18% Tip fee on top of the $53.00 for 2 Omelettes 's .So good for and all but a bit heavier on the pocket.

My family had dinner here and it was quite nice! Service was good. The food was priced fairly and…read morewas impressive for a hotel/room service restaurant. The table and dining area was clean and sports was playing on the bar TV(s). The succulents on each table were cute! I made the mistake of ordering my burger well done. I recommend ordering yours medium or medium well. The bacon was overcooked, but everything else tasted really good.

Stopped by for lunch on a weekday and was so pleasantly surprised!…read more Our host/server Jocelyn made our day! She was so friendly, funny and accommodating - her alone is a reason we'll be coming back! We ordered the crab cakes and al pastor tacos to share. The exterior was perfectly crispy and the Dungeness crab inside was so fresh. The al pastor tacos were stacked and flavorful. My favorite was the homemade chips and salsa that it came with. I also ordered a Negroni and it paired well with my meal. Love the vibe with the French doors opening to the courtyard letting in a nice breeze and the waterfront view makes you forget you're in South SF!