Good breakfast spot on the peninsula?

Question

The full gamut... eggs, pancakes/waffles, fresh juice...

Answer 1

You have to try JoAnn's in South San Francisco. It's always packed, but for good reason. It's definitely worth the wait.

Answer 2

Crepevine 1310 Bulingame Ave. Burlingame

variety of really good crepes + other breakfast menus and great atmosphere

Stacks 361 California Dr. Burlingame

inexpensive traditional breakfast cafe



expect long lines at both places on Sunday morning

Answer 3

The best place is Joanie's on California Avenue in Palo Alto. Their fresh squeezed OJ is the delicious, and they have awesome muffins and fantastic specials. It's best to call ahead and make a reservation if you can, because there's always a ton of people waiting to get in and have some breakfast on the weekends (that's how good the food is!)

Answer 4

*Pondering* Well currently the highest rated (9.6) by citysearch.com in San Francisco for breakfast is Pork Store Cafe

1451 Haight St

San Francisco, CA 94117

[phone]

Cross Street: Ashbury and Masonic streets



As Haight and Ashbury are worth seeing I myself would check it out sometime next time I'm up there.



Here is the link http://sanfrancisco.citysearch.com/profile/904040#editorialreview

Answer 5

an amazing place is nini's in san mateo. it's on idaho street, and is the quaintest little place ever. it's been there forever and has great food. really crowded on weekend mornings, though, because it's really popular among locals

Answer 6

Any of the Hobee's restaurants (there are eight).