Mission Beach Cafe - San Andreas

Taste, price and service all top notch<br/ <br/ The menu, service and price were acceptable for Midwestern visitors. We would definitely visit here againd. A 'don 't miss it ' for the Mission District

This place has great energy and delicious food. we were told to get there early. the restaurant opened at 9am and was packed with a wait by 930. it's understandable as the food is ridiculously delicious. I had quiche with farro salad and avocado toast while my partner had crab and artichoke Benedict. so amazing. the quiche surprised me with little bits of parmesan goodness. yummy!

Quaint brunch cafe around mission district. Quite popular with locals i guess, be ready to queue for a table. The MBC pancakes is really good. 3 pancakes, quite thick but still light drizzled with bourbon syrup and served with fruits. The french toast here is pretty good as well. 3 brioches with strawberry and bourbon syrup. The toast is fluffy and somewhat cloudy.<br/ <br/ F/B 4.5/5<br/ Service 4.5/5<br/ Ambiance 4.25/5<br/

Well known brunch joint on a corner in the Mission where there's no beach! I had the ravioli and the cherry pie, both fairly decent but not spectacular. We also had a serve delicious chips. We were there on a Friday night and it was three quarters empty though my companions said there was a big game on in town. The decor and ambience could be better. Leather seats were very worn out.

Located literally 20 feet from our airbnb, this was a no-brainer for convenience but ended up being a pleasant (and very delicious) surprise! Hubby ordered the Dungeness Crab Artichoke Eggs Benedict, and I went with the yummy Grilled Cheese Sandwich with green salad and I'm pretty sure we both licked our plates clean. We also had iced coffee and an Americano. The bill came in around $40 I think, but well worth it. Service was attentive but not overbearing and both of the guys who came to the table (one to take the order, another to bus the table) were very friendly. I really liked the ambiance, and like I said the location was great, right on the corner of 14th Guerrero.