San Francisco
Eight Great Breakfast Spots Around Union Square
ARTICLE RETRACTEDWhether you find yourself in need of a complete breakfast or just coffee-and, stop in at any of these reliable spots. Most open at around 7 a.m. Then, properly refueled, at around 10 a.m. you can head out to a morning of shopping or sightseeing.
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We lived in the bay area for 30+ years and always enjoyed a day trip to the city. So many wonderous foodie opportunities in which to indulge!
ReplyDeleteI too love the San Francisco area having lived there for 25+ years. I am not far away and will add some of these to my list to check out! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYou sure no how to destroy my resolve for dieting. San Fran is my favorite place for fresh fish and the clam chowder in a bread bowl. I just loved your breakfast spots and have added to my next visit there.
ReplyDeleteIt's been years since I've been to San Francisco. Lately I've been thinking it's time to go back again. This post just added to that feeling. I'll keep these places in mind.
ReplyDeleteWe had breakfast at Sears during a May visit to San Francisco. I cannot pinpoint why, but I did not enjoy the experience as much this time as I did on other visits.
ReplyDeleteThey did change ownership a few years back. Might be as a result of that.
ReplyDeleteWe really need to visit San Francisco, I don't know what we're waiting for.
ReplyDeleteAll of these places sound marvelous and the menus divine! I especially want to try the kifpen or the sourdough french toast - Mmmmmm!
ReplyDeleteNext time i am in the neighborhood, I will know where to go!
ReplyDeleteAlmond croissants are absolutely my favourite - That could be enough to cross Oceans for ;)
ReplyDeleteThe French Toast at the W Hotel in San Fran is one of the best breakfasts I've ever had! It was covered with roasted banana, toasted pecans, and caramel sauce and was absolutely decadent!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip, though for reader's info--the W is not really in the immediate Union Square area.
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