Plain Jane

This is a wonderful brunch spot if you love pancakes! If you can't choose, opt in for the PJ's sweet flight since you will get one of each of the red velvet pancake, the pan die mie custard french toast, and the fluffy cottage cheese pancake. It was enough to share with 2-3 people! The savory dishes are also amazing. The smoked duck was tender and flavorful, the crab and shrimp - amazing. The potatoes are the best! Crunchy and well seasoned

Hands down best brunch my husband and I have tried in the city and we are big brunch people. I was shocked at the amount of flavor and variety. We will be coming here more often! Very excited about this new find!

A pretty perfect brunch experience. We came early on a Saturday (9am) and there was no wait. Pretty large space and lots of light. I saw some families with young kids so looks baby/kid friendly as well.

Food was really delicious! My friend got the crab Benedict and I got the two eggs any way (scrambled eggs and bacon, no toast) with a small order of French toast. Their potatoes are PERFECT--definitely remind me of plow and I don't know why every restaurant doesn't make their potatoes extra crispy like this.

Service was kind and food came out quickly. Highly recommend for a low-key brunch place with solid food and good service!

Delicious brunch! Went with the pancake flight for the table and Benedict for myself. You should give the flight a shot if you like pancakes. Each one is good on its own.

The Benedict is a ton of food with perfectly crispy potatoes. Do you NEED the pancakes with it? No.. but you should do it anyway.

They also have a great mix of lattes you can try.
Prices are on the higher end.

We really enjoyed this (relatively) new brunch place today! There's the typical line with paper wait list and lots of people, but we didn't have to wait too long. Prices are about average for brunch around SF, and the portions were huge! The food was very good! Can't wait to try their other menu items.

Btw there are mango mimosas, which I really wanted to try, but they're $9 for a glass and $24-25 for a carafe. The carafe seems like a really good deal, but we're on a budget at the moment. Most of the beers ran only $5-6 and lattes were $5 so we went with that instead.