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Savor - Located in the heart of Noe Valley, this place has been one of my favorite places for brunch since I moved to CA. Homemade corned beef hash, grilled corn bread with jalapeno jelly and pineapple muffins are some of my favorite treats here! It's Tops: Located on Market Street in San Francisco, this classic 50's diner serves a traditional diner breakfast (and lunch) that's sure to please. My favorite breakfast is the "49'rs Combo" Mama's: Probably one of the most amazing places to go for breakfast in San Francisco. Get there early, because there always is a wait and a line (but it is so worth it!). The dungenous crab omlette is to die for. Red Jade: Good chinese is always hard to find, but happily, I have a good place right in my neighborhood :) Mission Beach Cafe: At the corner of my block, I am blessed with this cafe. From the best damn cup of coffee you're ever going to get to pastries that will make you moan, and a buscuits and gravy dish on the weekend that's out of this world, yeah, this is the place to go! Tokyo Go Go: Some of the best sushi you can get in San Francisco and happily only two blocks away from me, this place is amazing. Il Cantuccio: Very tasty and hearty Italian food. To this date, I always order the braised lamb shank and have never been disappointed :) Friends have always tried other dishes and never a complaint. Mezze (Oakland, CA): One of my favorite restaurants in the SF Bay area. The food and service are always fantastic. My favorite dishes include the tuna tatar appetizer and the lamb as an entree, and the chocolate croissant bread pudding dessert! Pancho Villa Taqueria (yelp): If you want a kick ass burrito in the Mission District of San Francisco, look no further than this little gem. Goat Hill Pizza (yelp): Thick (not deep dish) crust pizza with fresh high quality toppings. When I'm not in the mood for a fancy or deep dish pizza, this is my standard! Little Star Pizza: Deep dish pies, chicago style, that are damn tasty! Paulines Pizza (yelp): If you want a think crust top-of-the-line pizza in San Francisco, look no further. Return to Food, Wine, & Friends
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