Posts Tagged ‘breakfast’
Stuck right between a produce market and a check cashing store along Mission St. in Excelsior, you’ll find Superstar Restaurant. Though not exactly a “superstar” but San Francisco dining standards, it’s definitely a star among cheap eats. They serve Chinese and Filipino food from this family-owned hole in the wall, and you can choose to […]
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Tags: bangsilog, breakfast, cheap eats, longsilog, superstar, superstar restaurant, tocilog
I’m not the biggest proponent of French cuisine. In fact, I make it very well known that I don’t really care much for it all at. I am, ironically as this may seem, a huge fan of Southern soul food like Cajun and Creole, which have heavy influences of French cuisine in its roots. When […]
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Tags: beignets, breakfast, brenda's, brenda's french soul food, brenda's french soul food review, brunch, cajun, crawfish, creole, french creole, lunch, poboy, soul food, southern food, sweet tea
Being a city that goes to bed early, there aren’t as many 24 hour eateries as you would expect here. Sure they exist, but this isn’t Las Vegas or New York, where almost every place is open 24 hours. In the Castro, there are a handful of late night eateries scattered throughout the neighborhood, one […]
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Tags: 24 hours, bagdad cafe, breakfast, brunch, Castro, chicken fried steak, diner, eggs benedict, french toast, late night, late night eats, sparky's
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