Good food, both breakfast and burgers. Pretty cheap for San Francisco and the area. Friendly and super quick service.

We visit the place ! And we love it. So traditional. If you need a brakefast this is the place.

Eddies cafe was the only place open before anyone else at 7:30am and there were only a couple of regulars seated at the counter so I figured I might as well try this place I've been passing by for years. Inside there are so many different mugs filling the shelves behind the counter along with one shelf just for baseball bobble head dolls mostly from the giants. The walls are decorated in original San Francisco designs from the summer of love etc. and Motown is playing in the background. The friendly Korean uma who keeps the coffee filled and maybe her husband keep the business running with the help of Hispanic cooks and busser/dishwasher. The coffee was good and the toast crunchy, hash brown were crispy brown and the omelette was more meat than egg. All essential condiments were prepped and sorted on the counter and it felt like a place I could get used to being a regular and looking forward to seeing familiar faces. Feel lucky to have a place like this in the neighborhood although on weekends, it seems to get a bit too crowded for late breakfasts.

One of our favorite diners in SF! I just love getting a burger with a fried egg on it here. Always quick and friendly service, good coffee with that classic diner carafe taste, and they've got milkshakes on the menu! Really great pancakes here too. Fun to sit at the counter inside for the classic diner vibe, or on the sidewalk seats to people watch.

Great little dinner in town with that small neighborhood feel. We haven't been to a dinner to eat your classic all-American breakfast with hasbrowns, so we decided to try out this place since we avoid chain restaurants. The restaurant itself is very small with only a few booths and a handful of counter/bar seating, but the space has a lot of character: worn leather booths with stickers all over, SF Giants memorabilia on the walls, quirky thrift store mugs on the shelves. I love a kichty place like this. We were a part of two going in for Sunday breakfast, and only had to wait a short few minutes before getting seated They offer your classic greasy-spoon American dinner foods. I got the two eggs breakfast, and my SO got an omelet. We were both craving hashbrowns, and the food there got the spot. Nothing was "blow your mind" unusual or spectacular, but everything was cooked as expected and tested fresh and made to order. The prices were decent too for SF prices. Service was friendly and quick. Even as the line got longer, we never felt rushed to order or leave when we were finished eating. The reason I gave the place 4 instead of 5 stars is because of how small it is. We always get lucky with seeing when going out, but we see a few larger groups decoding to leave because the seating is so limited. They should really offer a few more outdoor tables as an option. The place obviously gets good business, and I love it when people support small local places like this, so it's sad to see people leave simply because there just isn't enough seating. I love supporting local business like this, so please go here and have a great breakfast or lunch!

Classic diner spot that was a blast from the past! Cute unique mugs and friendly staff. Got the French toast, combo plate and a scramble. Good portions and all solid options for a casual no frills brunch, will visit again.

Talk about that mom and pops hole in the wall. My sister had been raving about this place forevs but there was always a wait with a crowd outside. Finally, luck was on our side one weekday morning so in we went. This cute little diner is full of SF memorabilia, vintage trinkets and cozy vibe which complimented the cold SF morning. Food was good although the hot link wasn't my favorite, everything else was yummy! Prices are very reasonable as well. Don't forget to tip the kind, hardworking staff!