Essen und Restaurants in Mission Dolores, San Francisco

“Millennials love to stand in lines. Go mid-morning on weekdays to avoid long lines. But, the food is well worth it! Riches beyond your wildest dreams: butter-golden pains au chocolat, cappuccinos with ferns drawn in dense foam and croque monsieurs turbo-loaded with ham, two kinds of cheese and béchamel. Don't be dismayed by the inevitable line out the door – it moves fast – but be aware that lolling in Dolores Park is the only possible post-Tartine activity.”

“One of our favorite pizzeria! The line may be long so go during non peak dinning time, or put your name there and walk around have a drink!”

“This is an unapologetic rock and roll bar that always plays a solid selection of rock, punk, and metal. It’s not for everyone. If you’re into beer, they have LOTS of great beers on tap (~30+) and good bar food. The garden out back is great on a sunny day. ”

““Not your typical Mexican fare”, the “inventive” tacos and other “tasty” small plates at these “high-energy” taquerias are “full of surprises”; expect a “constant party” in the “hip” surrounds, which all have outdoor tables, and if there’s a “wait” (they’re no-reservations), bartenders mixing “mean cocktails” help pass the time.”

“I love the fresh ceviche here and the cocktails too! The restaurant is casual and usually doesn't require a reservation but sometimes there a little wait. Eat at the bar if you are a solo traveler and meet some new friends.”

“One of the best places for brunch in the mission, their egg Benedict's are amazing. overall it's got a lovely brunch vibe. lines can be long. recommend grabbing coffee and walking to Dolores Park after the brunch.”

“Beer enthusiasts - look no further! Monk’s Kettle is a bar and restaurant that is serious about it’s beer. A multipage beer menu awaits, and the fresh Bavarian pretzels are tasty. 3141 16th Street. ”

“Nightly live-music performances in a converted ex-chapel. Really cool venue! Check out their website for performances”

“Millennials love to stand in lines. Go mid-morning on weekdays to avoid long lines. But, the food is well worth it! Riches beyond your wildest dreams: butter-golden pains au chocolat, cappuccinos with ferns drawn in dense foam and croque monsieurs turbo-loaded with ham, two kinds of cheese and béchamel. Don't be dismayed by the inevitable line out the door – it moves fast – but be aware that lolling in Dolores Park is the only possible post-Tartine activity.”

“Stop by here on your way to and back from Dolores Park for some of the best ice cream this city has to offer. Try the Salted Caramel!”

“Another excellent coffee shop. The home coffee brewing class ($35) is interesting and fun.”

“One of the best places for brunch in the mission, their egg Benedict's are amazing. overall it's got a lovely brunch vibe. lines can be long. recommend grabbing coffee and walking to Dolores Park after the brunch.”

“Small-batch chocolatier offering handmade candy bars & brownies, cocoa beans & educational classes. Their European-style hot chocolate is heavenly good! They also has a factory location on 16th street, 15 minutes walk from there and offers tour and special event there. Check it out!”

“Good coffee, pastries and place to meet a friend or work from. Debatable as to whether their morning bun is better than Tartine's?”

“A lovely local cafe with sunny outdoor tables. Also fun for a glass of sangria later in the day.”

“Authentic French bakery! We like this MUCH better than the more famous Tartine bakery, and it is much cheaper. Try their ham and cheese croissants! ”

“Millennials love to stand in lines. Go mid-morning on weekdays to avoid long lines. But, the food is well worth it! Riches beyond your wildest dreams: butter-golden pains au chocolat, cappuccinos with ferns drawn in dense foam and croque monsieurs turbo-loaded with ham, two kinds of cheese and béchamel. Don't be dismayed by the inevitable line out the door – it moves fast – but be aware that lolling in Dolores Park is the only possible post-Tartine activity.”

“Stop by here on your way to and back from Dolores Park for some of the best ice cream this city has to offer. Try the Salted Caramel!”

“Good coffee, pastries and place to meet a friend or work from. Debatable as to whether their morning bun is better than Tartine's?”

“Authentic French bakery! We like this MUCH better than the more famous Tartine bakery, and it is much cheaper. Try their ham and cheese croissants! ”

“Basic Grocery Story. Often crowded, but good, low prices. Bring a bag as SF charges a fee per bag.”

“Bakery and Restaurant, very busy on weekends in the morning. Great spot to get your coffee and croissant in the morning. The almond croissant is yummie!”

“Amazing Pastries, particularly the Ham and Cheese, Chocolate and Almond Croissants, great open face sandwiches and coffee too. Be prepared to wait in a long line on weekend mornings!!”

“Slow food place specializing in its namesake dish. I rarely eat junk food but allow myself to get the Frito Pie, served in the bag with seasoned ground beef, pinto beans, lettuce, tomato, sour cream.”