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Blue Jay Cafe

919 Divisadero St, San Francisco, CA | Map it  

94115 37.778000 -122.438501

(415) 447-6066

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Neighborhoods:
Northern Park, Central North
Cuisine:
Southern
Price:
$
Categories:
Restaurants

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Payment Methods:
MasterCard, Visa
General Info:
Open 7 Days
Restaurant Special Features:
Family-Friendly Dining, Lunch Spot

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Reviews for Blue Jay Cafe

RJA

Member since Mar, 2009 View Profile
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RJA
Joined 3 years ago
1.0
March 12, 2009

Gone Nasty. I used to love this place like no other. But, based on several visits I can't face it again. I've revisited about 3 times after my first bad experience hoping that that latest visit would absolve it of all past sins. Nope. And I'm not really a fussy eater. Greasy spoons have their place in the world and with me. This place didn't even do comfort food close to passable. Cold biscuits and gravy? Raw potatoes? I think maybe there was a disgruntled chef (ok, cook) or something for it to be so obviously bad.

I make these comments because I would absolutely love it to get turned around and not just shut down. PLEASE CHANGE BLUE JAY!

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riskysubmarine

Member since Apr, 2007 View Profile
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Joined 5 years ago
4.0
April 13, 2007

Great comfort food!. When you are looking for food to make a bad day go away- heavy and hot, then Blue Jay is your local answer! Fried chicken & mac and cheese in a slow, down to earth environment. The lighting is dim and the music is hip- a great place to stay hidden when you want to go out, but not be "scene".

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Contributor

Member since Aug, 2003 View Profile
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Joined 9 years ago
December 12, 2006

Delicious Southern cooking at rock-bottom prices draw locals to this Western Addition must-eat.. In Short
A U-shaped counter occupies the center of the easygoing room, and eye-catching paintings by local artists grace midnight-blue walls. Long-backed wooden benches provide much of the table seating. A hipster crowd downs beers as they try to catch the waitstaff's attention. Familiar Southern-style comfort food is the focus.

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eatforto

Member since Nov, 2006 View Profile
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Joined 6 years ago
5.0
November 11, 2006

Good, very cool and so tasty. I went there on Friday night with 3 friends around 8 p.m, it was slightly busy, but we were seated after a 5 minute wait. The atmosphere is very casual with a "helpful" and friendly feel (the server who waited on us seemed very happy to be there, not a typical San Francisco server attitude). Now the food, it was GOOD. The menu is where you pick your desired meat or fish with a sauce and you get to choose two side ingredients (that is the fun part because you can tag a bite from a friends plate). My friends and I ordered lots of different things and we had a blast trying the different things, I suggest the Snapper with the green beans and mashed potatoes. We then shared a pecan minature pie, it was to die for. For the tab... I felt it should have been more for the service and food I got. Downside, the bathrooms are kind of unusual. I will return soon

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sfnative718

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Joined 6 years ago
4.0
November 09, 2006

Good food, casual atmosphere. Friendly service, live jazz, casual, and unpretentious. This is not a fancy place. You don't go here for pomp and circumstance, you go for simple good food. I've been several times and taken several different friends. The fried chicken is consistently the best thing on the menu.

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