426 Brannan St, San Francisco, CA | Map it
94107 37.779601 -122.395100(415) 369-0222 | View Website
Great dining option by the ballpark!.
Small 2 story restaurant that is warm and inviting, yet in an industrial way. (It is in the SOMA / Ballpark area after all) But if you live in the area, it's conveniently located on Brannan, it's
usually sunny, and it's casual with your standard American faire, including burgers, beer, and a brunch menu. It's close the ballpark, so if you want to spend the day in the area or get together before a game, this is an option.
I'm not wowed particularly by the food, it was good but nothing stands out of the ordinary to me in memory. But what does stand out for me, is that for a group of 9 girls, we were treated with horrible service. They mixed up our group and separated us when seating us, the waitress was slow in bringing out drinks whenever we were out, and she NO patience in taking our orders, she was actually snappy to us.
Really? 9 nice girls that are just there to catch up, munch on some food and have a good time. Also these 9 girls are more than generous tippers.
But oh no she was rude. And when we mentioned it to her colleague, another waiter he got on the defense right away. (As he should defend a coworker.......) But we weren't mean, why so sensitive?…
Brunch. The Brick House Cafe is a great place for brunch. They have great eggs benedict and they have $3 mimosas and $5 Bloody Marys.
Fresh bread and ingredients equals good place.
Just experienced my first lunch at the Brick House and was very pleased. I chose the Brick House melt and the sandwich was super. Sweet sliced tomoatoes, fresh lettuce, juicy turkey with bleu
cheese was the best. From the menu, it seems like this might be a good spot for Happy Hour as well with many good promotions.
The side salad was ok.…
Fun place, fun people, good food. I work nearby and met a friend for a quick lunch during the week. Neither of us had the burgers that have received rave reviews but our sandwiches were very good, reasonably priced and the staff was very friendly. I'd definitely go back and try a burger next time, or have a drink after work.…
Start your day with breakfast or end it with dinner at this SoMa go-to for plenty of food options and a laid back cafe vibe.. High ceilings, wood beams, comfy nooks, skylights and lots of large windows add to the casual ambience of this roomy neighborhood cafe. Regulars go for the full bar and hefty lunch and dinner specials, including sandwiches, salads, and a fat menu of Wagyu beef burgers with gourmet toppings. Light breakfast fare and coffee are available weekday mornings; on weekends, brunch items include "bennies" (versions of eggs Benedict), scrambles, pancakes and $3 mimosas. During the lunch rush (and there definitely is one), plan on scurrying to find a table--or send your assistant early and have them hold one for you.…
