Boogaloos
(415) 824-4088
3296 22nd St
San Francisco,
CA
94110
37.7554
-122.4208
Neighborhoods: Central East, Mission
What People Are Saying About Boogaloos
The Editor
Patrick Heig
Citysearch
Big plates of Mex-American breakfast, brunch and lunch make this Mission classic and neighborhood fave and a morning Mecca. Both trendy and kid-friendly, this spot's popular with the stroller-rolling moms and hungover hipsters who dig the mid-century pharmacy/soda fountain building Boogaloos is housed in, and dishes like breakfast burritos, lemon-corn pancakes and biscuits and gravy. Great news for animal-lovers too: most of the dishes can be veg-ified, and dogs are allowed at the plentiful street-side tables. Bring a newspaper to peruse as you sip on your bottomless pint-glass of coffee--or read during the twenty-minute wait that's part of your pilgrimmage.
User Reviews
steely1
June 03, 2009
Bogaloo's has the biggest portions of food and it's delicious. Fun atmosphere, good service and fun people watching. My friend had the dish with the plantain patty and I had the chicken ceasar. The dressing was super tasty and my friends dish was really flavorful and good. Looking forward to having many more meals here!
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Anonymous
March 04, 2006
The food sucks. However, it is unexplicably crowded with people who are often inconsiderate of everyone else around them. If you love this place, I challenge you to change the neighborhoods' view of you and help ensure that your ilk do not cause traffic congestion on the sidewalks and into the road. I've tried to like this place a handful of times, but can easily find many many more places in the area that are even a smidgen satisfying. For 100% of the time, I am disappointed. PROS: great neighborhood CONS: food sucks, inconsiderate clientele=no fun=SKIP
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sandralgrant
August 12, 2005
The best greasy spoon breakfast joint (by far) that I have EVER been to....and I'm 43 years old, so I've been to quite a few. Too much food to finish, but I forced myself to finish anyway, because it was so darn good. Two thumbs way up!!
read full reviewThe Details on Boogaloos
When to Go:
If you want a seat in one of the cozy booths on a weekend morning, get in before 10am to beat the crowds. Bonus--free coffee while you're waiting.
What to Drink:
Their super-reasonably priced mimosas ($3.00), make it easy to ease the pain of a hangover, or start working on a new one
Parking:
Metered on Saturday, and free on Sundays but harder to come by
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Restaurant Special Features:
Family-Friendly Dining, Breakfast, Group Dining, Brunch, Outdoor Dining
