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203, Octavia Boulevard, 94102, San Francisco, San Francisco County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 415-431-3663
website: www.strawsf.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 37.7740355, Longitude: -122.4243892
Angela Oliveira Pisco
::This is little cute place with playful decoration and food menus covers that are children books :) The food is great and the portions are very big. I'd a Fried Chicken -n- Waffle Monte Cristo and it was delicious. The only downside is that we had to wait for over 1h because they forgot to put our order but then they compensate for that on the bill. I'd recommend Straw for brunch!
John Piscia
::A must if you are visiting. The carnival theme is fun and the donut burger was even better than expected. The meat was really well cooked. Make sure to add bacon to it because it really ties the whole thing together. The strawberry margarita was good but not worth it but it didn't take away from the experience.
Cory Bishop
::Looked kinda shady when we walked in... but the service and the unique dishes were excellent! We will definitely be back. Get the donut burger with bacon. Amazing!
Lynn Chayatanan
::I was the first person in on Saturday morning, and the waiter (Max) was Amazing! The atmosphere is simple but festive. The menus are cute, and the specials all sound amazing. Delicious food! I got the chicken and waffles special for brunch. Deliciously sweet and salty, and a TON of food. The fries were perfectly crispy and not greasy. The chicken was still moist and worked well with the waffles. Would bring a friend back here for sure! The chicken and waffles with a cup of coffee and a good tip left me about $24 dollars shorter when I left. Money well spent, and a good place for a special brunch.
D. Sivakumar
::Ambience - overrated by reviewers - it's really tiny hole in the wall place - it's not a "circus theme" or anything, it's a handful of elements that remind you of a carnival... nothing quirky or clever or anything, you'll enjoy views of a crummy-looking kitchen area. Food - of all the stuff we had, about half were good, and the other half edible. Very average grilled cheese (if a place can't nail grilled cheese, I am not impressed). The good stuff was good, not great; the other half was just about OK, not bad. Expect to spend $15-$20 at least per person for a somewhat underwhelming experience and average food.