The neighborhood obscures the delicious novelties hiding within. If you can brave the ever-present line, you won’t be disappointed with your brunch.

The much-celebrated Italian restaurant still shines, for a pretty price. If you can’t stand the wait or the check, the attached pizzeria is also a great option.

Inexpensive (not “cheap”) Indian food that won’t leave you regretting it later. The neighborhood is shady but the food makes up for it.

American food served in a comfy tavern-styled establishment. They try to incorporate lots of fresh, organic ingredients, but everything is still reasonably priced.

A great place to grab a drink or meal and absorb the uniquely San Francisco vibe. Coffee, cruising, cakes; it’s the café that has everything you need. 

This acclaimed high-end restaurant serves American food with French influence (for those who can afford it). It’s a classy place, so try to dress, kay?

Brunch is done right with a slight Mexican flair at this very popular Mission restaurant. There are great options on the menu for vegetarians and vegans.

One of the new “it” coffee places in the last few years. If you’re looking for a cup of organic, pesticide-free, fresh roasted coffee, get in line.

Even on a not-so nice day, the line for this ice cream shop can be formidable. Beyond the standards, you can get flavors like salted caramel and orange cardamom.

This is a great vegetarian restaurant that doesn’t make you feel like you’re missing out. Everything is fresh and surprisingly delicious: try the “neatloaf.”