Weekend Brunch Restaurants in San Francisco

Bella’s notorious homemade pasta, cozy & inviting atmosphere and friendly service await you. We feature cusine from Southern Italia- slow cooked sugos, braised meats and housemade pasta. We also have Read more...

The Napper Tandy’s is an Irish owned and operated establishment. For over a decade we have served our homemade dishes and breads, which are tried and true from our family Read more...

Pat’s Cafe is a charming little North Beach restaurant in the heart of San Francisco. We serve awesome healthy, hearty, home-style AMERICAN food for breakfast and lunch.   We have Read more...

The best catch on Fisherman’s Wharf: Blue Mermaid Restaurant. Join us at Fisherman’s Wharf’s own Blue Mermaid Restaurant for classic San Francisco fare in a lively atmosphere. Right next door Read more...

Opened in September 2005 by Laurent Manrique, Jean Claude Persais, and Steve Mayer, Café de la Presse meshes a polished flair for modern fashion with a distinctly old-world feel. Hannum Read more...

Welcome to Johnny Foleys – your home away from home. Find solace in the heart of downtown San Francisco and enjoy the very best of Irish and Californian cuisine, warm Read more...

Inspired by the tranquil, island vibe of the Caribbean, Palm House is a fun and welcoming environment with an innovative menu showcasing tropical flavors from around the world.   View Read more...

Menu highlights Michelin Chef Jason Fox’s take on California cuisine, with a focus on seasonal vegetables and local ingredients. In Proper fashion the cocktail list features our take on classics Read more...

The name “Sessions” comes from the British term “session beers”. The story goes that during WWI in England, munitions workers had to take long breaks between double shifts. Those breaks Read more...

Step into Brioche Bakery & Cafe and experience an authentic French bistro with heavenly pastries, tartines, house-made organic artisanal breads, amazing french toast, sandwiches and hot entrées, organic salads, Everything Read more...