Mother's day brunch (be prepared for a wait to be seated!) Eggs Benedict (2) - Albert and Divorce' - I had the Albert and wife and sister had divorce. The hollandaise was perfect and the bacon was thick cooked to perfection (wish I ordered side as well) Scramble - (Dad) - Fontainbleau - Mushrooms were excellent and the amount of spinach and cheese was perfect to balance OG French Toast - (Mom and kids)Toasty on the outside chewy and soft on the inside, butter was fresh and perfect to taste , excellent syrup as well. Smoked Salmon Sandwich -(Teenager) It was larger than she expected somehow, she normally finishes everything, she also had a lot of capers which she doesn't like too much of, so that I am sure threw her off. On the flip side if you like a good portion of salmon and capers you won't have any issues here Side of Chicken Apple Sausage- I wish it was smokier and less sweet Bloody Mary - The best bloody mary I've had on a brunch that I can remember, I would drink one rn, lol Mango Juice and Orange Juice - Odwalla - so yum! Excellent service, perfect meal, I will be back :) Thank you for a memorable meal Zazie read more

Zazie - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

Zazie used to be one of my favorite restaurants. I even celebrated my birthday here earlier this year, so it's really tough to write this review, but I had a pretty bad experience last night. I called a couple of hours beforehand and made a same day reservation for three at 8 p.m. I was amazed they could get us in. The guy who answered the phone was so nice. We arrived right at 8 and were seated on the back patio. Our server took a little while to greet us, but by about 8:15 she showed up and we immediately ordered our salad and entrees. The heirloom tomato salad came out around 8:30 and was great in concept, though a few more pieces of cheese would have made a big difference. Our entrees, two salmon dishes and a medium-rare steak, came out around 9 p.m. We had waited a little too long, especially since the restaurant was not very full at that point. My steak was overdone, so as politely as possible, I sent it back. The server said it wouldn't take long, so I assumed 15 minutes at most. By 9:20, the steak still had not arrived and my family had finished eating. The server came by and said it would be out in another couple of minutes. Another 10 minutes passed, and there was still no steak and no sign of the server. At 9:30, I was so frustrated that I got up to cancel it. I found the server standing near the kitchen talking with other servers, while my steak was just sitting there in the service window. I'm sorry, but I did not come to a restaurant at 8 p.m. to eat my entree at 9:30 or later, after everyone else had already finished. What made it worse was that the server was not apologetic at all. We also ran out of water multiple times throughout the evening. Overall, it felt like the staff, other than the host, just didn't care. Neither the kitchen nor the server. I don't know if it's the no-tip model, but it definitely felt like an authentic European zero-customer-service type of experience. I'm really disappointed, Zazie. I know you can do better. read more

It was okay overall, but nothing particularly special. Unfortunately, I found a hair in my food, but the staff handled it quickly and replaced the dish without any issues, which I appreciated. We came for brunch, and the food was decent. One thing to note: if you'd like to add an extra egg to your meal, it's surprisingly expensive--almost $10 for a single egg. I understand that gratuity is already included in the pricing, but $10 per egg still felt a bit excessive. The service was a little slow, but we weren't in a hurry, so it didn't really affect our experience. The restaurant itself was reasonably clean, although the bathroom could use a bit more attention. Overall, it was an acceptable experience, but not somewhere that particularly stood out to me. read more

Stopped by Zazie its a neighborhood café with a relaxed atmosphere that reminded me of some of the places I visited in Europe. Service was friendly, and the wine recommendation was spot on. We went with the mussels and pork chop based on our server's suggestion. The mussels were great, and right when I was thinking some bread would be nice to soak up the broth, our server asked if we'd like some. The pork chop was cooked perfectly, and the pear sauce paired with it really well. The potato gratin was the only thing that fell a little flat for me, it could have used a bit more seasoning. I also like their no tipping model. The prices are a little higher, but I'm all for paying a bit extra if it means the staff is earning a living wage. I've heard brunch is fantastic so I'll definitely be back to give that a try. Overall, a great experience and a spot I'd happily return to. read more

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I know this is an SF institution (for brunch), but I found it so underwhelming and overpriced. Ordered a 2 piece french toast, which does not come with sides, just 2 pieces of french toast.... that's it...... and it came out to about $34 after tipping, since the service/gratuity is already included ($29). So $34 for 2 pieces of toast....... after waiting for an hour....... read more

This was a great spot for dinner! My friend and I had made a reservation on a weekday night. We started with their pate maison, which was rich, slightly heavy on the pate, but smooth and full of flavor. The salad variety helped balance out the heavier pate. We also tried their pasta printemps, which was fresh and really satisfying. It was a contrast to the pate and more well-balanced. Good dining experience with dishes that were comforting. read more

Zazie - Pate Maison - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I have been here countless times over the last 10 years. The most recent time, I was met by a new server I'd never seen before. While food was as delicious as ever, the server gave us wayyyyyy too much time between getting the menu and actually taking the order. This continued to dessert. Even though only 2 options were available, we were given around 20 minutes to decide, which was a really painful wait considering we were falling asleep and had early morning the next day. read more

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Very cute and delicious restaurant. First time to a place in sf where menu price already included tax and tip. It's refreshing and I wis more places would do this. I had the petite salad and bourride zazie. At first I wasn't impressed with the salad. Just came out with a healthy serving of mixed greens but the dressing made it all better. I had it on the side and end up eating the whole bowl of salad. $9 The bourride or seafood stew was divine - very flavorful and monkfish was tender. $49 My friend had the salmon which she ate to the last bite. The warm bread and butter was a nice opening and it was free. The place was cozy and welcoming. Definitely will be back. Only odd thing was the credit card surge of 2.9%. For a restaurant that was trying to eliminate extra charges, weird to get a $2 extra charge for my $70 meal. Wish they would just build that in to complete the experience. Otherwise a very nice evening and yummy food read more

Zazie - Seafood stew - forgot menu name. Delicious - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

Whenever I'm in Cole Valley I always see a big crowd outside Zazie, so my partner and I finally decided to try it and see what the hype was about. Prices are on the higher side, but that's because they pay staff an hourly wage and the restaurant is tip-free, which I appreciated. The employees all seemed genuinely happy and were very friendly when greeting diners. The space is a bit tight, with lots of tables inside and out. They also have a heated back patio, which makes outdoor seating comfortable even on cold, gloomy SF mornings. I ordered the Mexico scramble which has chorizo, white cheddar, roasted peppers, and salsa fresca. It also comes with a side toast and home fries. The dish was tasty and they were generous with the chorizo. I especially liked the pico de gallo on top, though I wished it had a bit more spice. The potatoes were nicely crispy and the toast was... well, standard toast. My partner ordered the seasonal huevos rancheros which had eggs, beans, tortillas, avocado, queso fresco, and pico de gallo. He really enjoyed the flavors and thought it was a solid dish. We also shared a side of pancakes, and those were definitely the highlight. They were warm, fluffy, and perfect with the maple syrup. If you go, I'd strongly recommend ordering pancakes. Overall, the food was good but didn't quite live up to the long wait and hype for us. Service was friendly, but after our order was taken it was hard to get drink refills or additional help. Everyone was nice, just a bit forgetful. read more

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Not sure if I would return because the wait could be quite long. This place is also tiny and the tables were stacked to next each other, feeling crammed. Nothing extravagant or bad about their food. You can't really mess up pancakes and sandwiches. lol read more

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TLDR: Zazie is a nice local brunch spot in Cole Valley, but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here. Food was good but nothing particularly special that you couldn't find elsewhere in the city. Service was a bit slow during an off-peak time, and the ambiance / environment was just fine. Prices were definitely high relative to what you're getting, but partially because they embed the tip in the menu prices. Still, we had a nice time and enjoyed our meal here. ------ FOOD: 1. MIRACLE PANCAKES (5/5) If I ever come back, would definitely order these again. They're thicker than their normal pancakes (maybe 2-3x thicker), much more moist, and topped with a big dollop of whipped cream and soft, caramelized banana slices. Plus some syrup, and this is a wonderful sweet bite for brunch. 2. BUTTERMILK PANCAKES (4/5) Had a strong buttermilk flavor, which I appreciated. These are thin pancakes about the size of a large dinner plate (so substantial). However, I thought they were a bit dry and really needed syrup to taste good. I'd definitely pay up to get something like the Miracle pancakes instead, or maybe one of their french toasts. 3. EGGS WITH CHICKEN APPLE SAUSAGE (3.5/5) I got two soft scramble eggs with 2 stout sausages, wheat toast, and their salad. Salad was basic -- just mixed greens and some dressing. Wheat toast was a single small piece of toast that was somewhat toasted and cut in half. Sausages were good but they're small. Eggs were cooked too long to be considered "soft scramble" so they were just fully scrambled eggs, which was fine with me but worth noting. They were completely unseasoned though, so I had to add a lot of salt and pepper to taste. In general, they have an extensive menu of eggs (in many formats), breakfast meats, sandwiches, salads, and pancakes, so most people can find something that generally suits them. ------ SERVICE: * Our waitress was nice enough but service in general was lackluster. There were 5 of us at the table but they only brought 4 water glasses. Then later a different waitress brought some pancakes and she gave us a bit of attitude when we surprisingly remarked (amongst ourselves!) that this wasn't quite what we ordered * Waiting to get our orders taken and then to get the check took some time even during off-hours for brunch, though it was a Saturday * When you arrive you can put your name down on an iPad they have outside to get on the Yelp waitlist ------ AMBIANCE / ENVIRONMENT: * No frills, wooden tables, just felt like your local spot that's been dutifully serving its neighborhood for many years * Great place for a casual catch up with friends (if you're near the area). They can comfortably accommodate tables of up to 6 people, and for anything above 6 you just need to speak with them * Parking can be a bit tough to find in this area but there are so many streets nearby where you might be able to find an opening, so budget in 10 extra minutes * The neighborhood in general was so cute and residential. Lots of dogs, felt super safe, and some cute shops nearby, though this street of stores / restaurants is not very long read more

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Deliciousness all around...except the regular coffee. I had the bananas foster French toast and it was amazing. Unlike anything I would usually order so I'm glad I did. The place was packed mid morning on a weekday. Service was good and attentive. If I had actually looked and known a regular black coffee was going to cost me $6 I would have skipped it or ordered a specialty coffee that was a little less or even gone to Peet's just 2 doors down and ordered a decent coffee from them instead. read more

Zazie - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

Really great dinner spot in Cole Valley. The service was very nice and the waitress was knowledgeable on the wine and food. Highly recommend their pre-fix menu option. Will definitely be back. read more

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I got a Mediterranean plate from the salad section. I added shrimp. It was sooo good. I used to not be a fan of feta cheese. This was actually my first time ordering something with it. I'm so glad it was here at Zazie because it was fresh and delicious. I wish I'd taken photos of the banana French toast. It was also so yummy! It had mashed banana and walnut inside and syrup. I would come back. Also very friendly environment and beautiful heated back patio! read more

Zazie - Mediterranean plate - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Cute homey satisfying French food that's not too stuffy. We sat in the back patio, which was lovely. I think the restaurant itself can feel a little cramped. Note prices on the menu look high but already include tip. For the four of us, we ordered the mushroom fondue, lyonnaise salad, and mussels as appetizers and the pork chop, seafood stew, and pasta for mains. Everything was quite good. The highlights were the pork chop (juicy and tender) and the seafood stew (well seasoned and hearty and lots of fresh seafood). We probably could have ordered one fewer main though Would recommend for a nice dinner or date night! read more

Hands down my absolute favorite neighborhood place. Been eating here for years and plan to continue to do so. I skip the weekend Brunch lines and come mid week for breakfast. From the hamburger, chicken, fish and pastas you can't go wrong. I've tried all the menu items. The cheese plate and burger are my go to but they n this last visit they had a seasonal Cassoulet and braised duck leg with sausage and white beans was perfect for a cold evening. My partner ordered the Coq au vin and it melted in your mouth. The staff make this neighborhood spot special. They make feel at home and are fun and engaging. It can get busy but worth the wait. I especially like seeing neighbors also dinning here and that's like umami. read more

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Went here with my mom after going to the De Young museum and it was lovely! Our sever was fabulous and very personable. Beautiful ambience in the back patio and very busy for a Thursday night! Food was delicious and we ended up getting a bunch of apps. In the past I've only come for brunch but dinner was fabulous too. Highly recommend! read more

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Terrible service rude. They made me move tables 3 times, putting me at a cramped table when there were other larger tables available where I kept sitting. Espresso has no crème horrible, acidic.. for a cafe go elsewhere! Food mediocre at best. Bad bread, burnt, bacon terrible. Server was great after I finally found a table other staff rude read more

Came here for brunch with a friend on a Sunday and had about a 10 min wait for a table. I ordered the pancake flight and le muni mocktail. Both were really good! The gingerbread pancake was my favorite of the three (it tasted like a gingerbread cookie in pancake form!), then the French toast, and then the regular pancake. My friend said the burger was solid and also enjoyed the hot chocolate. The hot chocolate comes served in a bowl, which was fun, and wasn't too sweet. The place has indoor and outdoor seating and can get busy on weekends. The vibe felt like what you would think a French cafe in the US would feel like. read more

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I enjoyed an awesome dinner at Zazie recently. We started with their mushroom fondue dish- it's not a traditional fondue per se- more of a cheese saucy "bath" with chopped up chunky mushrooms inside- regardless it was excellent, and I would order it again. I also dined on their lemon ricotta ravioli and it was great. My dinner companion dined on and enjoyed their corn cakes. A beautiful menu top to bottom, vegetarian friendly, and great service. I'll be back. read more

My partner moved into the neighborhood and had a chance to try this with him and my pals! The Benedict's here are top tierrrr and have the be my new favorite. I don't know how different the egg Benedict sauce different but there is something just much more tasty here. The prosciutto is really fresh too! They also offer backyard seating and is very spacious for their nook. Seating is accommodating for 6! Very kind hosts and servers; very family friendly. read more

Zazie - Egg Benedict - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

Went here for valentines day brunch and I will be coming back for sure! I had the fountain bleu scramble and it was delicious! It was extra delicious if you add avocados to it. We also got the pancake flight and I surprisingly really enjoyed the original pancake the best. I brought my dog and wait times weren't too crazy since we did outdoor seating. The outdoor patio and inside decor were cute and decorative for Valentine's Day. Great place overall. read more

Zazie - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

Zazie is such a cute brunch restaurant to meet up with friends, the back patio has the best shaded earthy ambiance. I've been here several times with groups, most weekends you can expect to wait about 20 min for a table at peak brunch hours. Everything we've had here is standard and good for brunch foods but I'm giving four stars because it's just so expensive for the type of food you're getting! It is a no tip restaurant but $28 for 2 eggs benedict is pricy! read more

Zazie - Pain de Mie French toast with orange cinnamon butter and Pierre Noir eggs Benedict - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

Decided to have brunch at Zazie because one of us wanted the ambience of a garden setting and, besides, I'd been wanting to try Zazie for quite awhile now. There were three of us in our party. I got there first, so I used their waitlist system (an iPad right outside their door) to put our name in the system. Because I specified garden seating only, it took about half an hour before we could be seated, but it didn't matter since we were chatting anyway. Getting to the back patio was a bit of a squeeze. You have to walk through a narrow area where the waitstaff was picking up the plates of food. You have to squeeze between them and the counter. It would've been fine, but I felt that some of the waitstaff got a bit impatient or frustrated having us walk through that area. Maybe it was just me, but it would've helped if they were a bit more friendly and didn't act as if I was in the way. Once we were seated, the waitperson came immediately to take our drink orders. She gave us time after bringing our drinks to peruse the menu and decide. I had the single eggs florentine with the house potatoes ($19) and a cup of coffee ($6). One friend had the eggs only that came with toast and potatoes ($15) and the other had a poached egg with chicken apple sausage and toast ($19). We were all pretty happy with our food. After we were served, it was a bit difficult getting the waitperson's attention for a coffee refill, but, I have to say, she was pretty busy with other diners, so it wasn't a deal breaker. I would probably go back if others wanted to, but now that I've been, I'm okay trying other places, too. Even with the gratuities included, it was pretty pricey for a single florentine benedict. read more

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Prepare to pay $4.00 so switch out your one slice of wheat or white toast for sourdough! I've always loved going here but today was a tipping point. It's always been a bit pricey but the food is good, the tip is included and they pay their employees a living wage. My husband and I ordered an omlette dish and a coffee each and the total was $67.00. Our meal comes with a slice of toast. We are both sensitive to wheat and asked for sourdough. when asked our bread preference. This has never been an issue here or anywhere in the bay area as people are very food conscious. Today, however. we were told it would cost an extra $4.00 (each) to have sourdough! It is literally one piece of bread, toasted and cut in half. read more

Enjoyable quiet dinner. Birthday celebration. Not crowded like breakfast. Rose drink was ok. We each got a hot bun with butter. Nice and soft inside. Pate was spread on toasted home made bread on some greens. Bread was toasted which made the pate melty. Whipped. They wete out of pork chop and escargot. Entree was borride seafood with seasonal fish which turned out to be monk fish. The dish had a little spicyness. Came in a flat iron saucepan which was nice and hot. Two prawns and tony mussels. Chunks of fish and e pieces of toasted baguette. Dessert was one chocolate pot de cream (my favorite) and creme brulee (my friend's favorite). No tips needed. All included in the price. Service was excellent. Got some hot water with lemon. Cozy place. read more

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Excellent French food in a charming environment with great service in cute Cole Valley. Make a reservation because this is a popular place for well-deserved reasons. Nice food & beverage selections. We had a cocktail & wine that were both good. We enjoyed the escargot, pate on toast, mussels, polenta topped with mushrooms over spinach with a tomato sauce. We also had the coq au vin which was very tender, the beef bourguignon, a mixed seafood entree, and a sides of broccolini and spinach. For dessert we enjoyed the pot de crème and the rhubarb crisp with crème fraiche. Everything was delicious and our party of four finished all our food. read more

Zazie - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

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It's been a long while since I visited the Haight district. This neighborhood reminds me of the East Village in New York. I ordered the St. Trop, and it was delicious. Everything tasted fresh, well balanced, and comforting in that classic French brunch kind of way. My friend ordered a Benedict from the specials menu (I wish I remembered the name), and she loved it and kept saying how good it was. One thing that really makes this place stand out is their no tipping model. The price you see on the menu is exactly what you pay, since it already includes tax, tip, and all fees. It feels a little surprising at first, especially since the prices look higher, but it makes sense once you realize everything is bundled in. A small detail to note is that the Benedicts are priced per egg. So if you are expecting the usual two slice of English muffin with an egg on each side, you will need to order two eggs. Not a huge deal, but something to be aware of when ordering. The vibe here is great too. It gave me a kinda NY hipster vibe. It has that cozy neighborhood bistro feel. It was raining the day we went, but I can see the patio would been my preferred area to enjoy my brunch on a dry day. That said, the service was a bit of a miss for me. My water was never refilled throughout the meal, which was a bit of a bummer, especially since I rushed to get there and was pretty parched. Prices are on the higher side, but between the quality of the food and the overall experience, I can look past it. It is one of those places you go to enjoy your time, not just the meal. Overall, I would say it is more of a 3.5, but I am rounding up to a 4 because the food really delivered and the concept is pretty unique. read more

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The food tastes pretty good, but was definitely not worth the price. Don't get me wrong, I am happy to pay a premium for a quality meal. However, at $23, I'd expect my avocados to not be browned... There was also a long wait to be seated and for food to arrive, and the path to walk to the back was wet and cramped. The heater was also way too hot on our heads (they turned it off when requested, but turned it back on not too long after). Overall, we expected to have a nice brunch in the city but was disappointed by many aspects. read more

Zazie - Omelette with house potatoes - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

Seated right away when the restaurant opened (9am) in the weekend. The interior design was lovely, also a few seats in the patio as well. The waiter was super friendly, ordered a cannes scramble ($28) and the griddle flight ($33). In my opinion, although the prices include tips, it is still pretty pricey. The griddle flight is super unique: one pancake, one French toast, and one gingerbread pancake with roasted pear and lemon curd. Gingerbread pancake needs to be eaten with lemon curd since it is slightly dry, no need for syrup. Scramble eggs were delicious, more runny eggs, each bite was filled with balanced with the ingredients. Potatoes have a lot of fragrant flavor since it is cooked in a lot of garlic. Overall, solid food and experience read more

Zazie - Cannes Scramble Eggs - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Love when brunch places have an old world vibe to it and actually serve well seasoned food! Definitely in my top brunch spot list!

I like the cozy atmosphere and that the price on the menu is what you'll be paying, but I didn't find the food worth the price. The French onion soup appetizer was $18, and even though it was good, there are other places that do it equally well for half the price. The duck cassoulet, although tender, didn't really taste like anything. And in the end it was just a bland duck leg sitting on a bunch of beans for $49. My favorite part of the dish was the breadcrumbs because it gave it texture. Perhaps I don't have the tongue for French food, but I'm not excited to try again. read more

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Had brunch at Zazie and it was a really great experience! The food was beautifully presented and tasted just as good as it looked. I had the French toast (perfect for sharing!) and the eggs benedict, which were both delicious. It was pretty busy, so there was a bit of a wait to get seated and for the food to come out. We chose to sit outside since the wait was shorter, and it ended up being a great spot for people-watching. The whole vibe is super charming and aesthetically pleasing. I'd definitely come back again, especially with friends. A great brunch spot in the city! read more

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We came in on the Friday after Christmas this year with a group of 4, and were seated promptly on the patio (dog friendly). Zazie's has been on the list for a long time, so we were excited to try a neighborhood favorite in Cole Valley. Our half of the table ordered the Albert Benedict (bacon, white cheddar and salsa), the Sara Jane's flight (the buttermilk pancake was the best IMO), and a seasonal egg latte. All in all, very solid. I also appreciated their transparent pricing with inclusion of the tip in menu pricing - more San Francisco institutions should do this and take the guesswork out of dining out. read more

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I've come here before and loved the food despite the spiked prices (be prepared for $18/pancake - that's right for a single pancake) but this last time, the service was so bad. Specifically the waitress with the green hair. When ordering and trying to ask her questions, she wouldn't look at me (odd at first) and then when it came for my partner to order, he's a bit introverted so I asked a question about his order and she still would not look at me just answered looking directly at him. Honestly just flat out rude. Avoid the waitress with the green hair. I can deal with outrageous prices if the food AND service justifies the cost. It doesn't anymore thanks to her. read more

American cafe with good variety of brunch options. Good fresh delicious food with veggie options. Not typical American portion. Service is a bit slow but responsive. It's quiet but vibrant atmosphere. Good for couple, meetup and small gathering. Hard to find parking but possible in around streets. Indoor setting, limited outdoor setting but nice cozy patio in the end of cafe. Not accessible for tight inside and steps to patio. read more

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This place is just great! It's a small restaurant right off Cole Street in SF, kind of in a neighborhood, so parking can be a little tricky and you can end up parking a block or 5 away, depending on what time you arrive. The place itself is on the smaller side, with a nice deck / patio in the back, though the tables are small and sort of tight. The food itself is pretty d*** good. Their brunch is just good AF - especially the miracle pancakes, which are slight dense, but SO delicious. I had the croque madame, and it was VERY tasty. My friend had an omelette, which was also VERY tasty... but the real winner were the potatoes. They were super flavorful, crispy, and you got a great sized portion. The service was also excellent!! The food comes out about normal time, the servers are very visible and check up on you often and do a great job of it. Even the wait times weren't too bad at 11am on a Saturday. The wait for 2 was allegedly 40 minutes, but we were seated within 20 and immediately got water and a coffee order in. It was just a great experience all around and looking forward to going back and trying all the things. ALL THE THINGS. read more

Zazie - Mocha! Their mugs don't have handles - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Oh, Zazie it's been a while. How I've missed you and SF weekend brunches. Arriving to the city, we were lucky to have found street parking in the neighborhood and were able to walk over to Zazie. This was our destination brunch spot for a friend's birthday, and we checked in to put our name on the ever-so-popular waitlist. We added notes that we had a baby and two dogs, def solidifying we would be sitting outside on a lovely Sunday afternoon. Because this place is a popular one, we knew we would be waiting a bit (I think there were 13 parties ahead of us), and we brought the stroller to mill around town. We stopped and grabbed coffees down the street at Wooden, did a loop near the extremely tiny dog park by muni, and grabbed a few fun things for our pets at the cutest pet store across the street. There's also a bar next door to Zazie of having a cheers while waiting is more your speed. Our table was indeed outdoor and perfect. The host grabbed a high chair, delivered a fleece blanket to put around our baby, and brought a plate of freshly cut strawberries for him to enjoy while the adults made their menu decisions. I ordered the miracle mimosa and it came with a mint syrup making it green and full of luck for the fun green holiday. We ordered pancakes for the table and they were lemon poppyseed, but also green, and came delivered to the table with a candle for the birthday. Such great customer service, these little touches truly were so remarkable. For mains our table ordered a burger, I ordered the Divorcée (eggs Benedict with fontina cheese, avo, bacon), the Croque Madame, and the Croque Monsieur. My dish came with either salad or potatoes, and I opted for both. From the table conversation dying down as the dishes arrived, I could tell everyone was truly enjoying their meal at this beloved spot. Being a French bistro, everything truly hit the spot ~ comfort and quality in every bite. There were only a few burgers left upon ordering, and our friend scored one. She loved it ~ juicy, cooked perfectly, and superb meat. The Croque Madame and Monsieur were done right (if you've never had either, see pics for appearance), and if you're a friend of Benedict's, there's a fun menu for those here. To note: Zazie has a tip free policy. It's a part of a greater SF tip free movement, which in turn takes tipping out of the equation to focus on living wages/revenue shares for staff. You can read more on this from their website. AND make sure to join the waitlist through Yelp on your way over :)) read more

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Zazie is my favorite brunch in the city! I've been many times over the years and continue to come back for the fresh food and attentive service. There is usually a wait on the weekends, but trust me it's worth it. I am obsessed with their divorcè benedict, topped with crispy bacon, avocado, fontina cheese & the most perfectly poached runny egg. Can't beat it! Always look forward to trying their special miracle pancakes, which rotate in flavor quite frequently. read more

Zazie - Miracle Pancakes - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California

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The quality of the food is amazing; the flavors were perfectly balanced and there wasn't any food items that I thought was too salty or sour. The ambiance was pretty nice for something casual. However, for the price, I don't think it is worth it. The combined price of this meal is 125 dollars, and I think you can probably find a better place for cheaper. However, if you are willing to ball out, not a bad place at all. I'll be back to try out different food items, but a 4/5 suffices for now. read more

Zazie - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - San Francisco, California