Caffe Centro

Perfectly simple. Every cafe in the world should take a hint from places like this: High quality ingredients Creative menu Attention to detail Fair prices Courteous and attentive staff Good location That's really all you need to have people lining up day after day, and Caffe Centro gets it. I went with the ham and swiss, and it was great. The quality of the meat, cheese, bread, vegetables and mustard were all very high, and the sandwich was put together with care and attention. I got a bag of Kettle Chips and a glass of water, and the total came to a bit over $9 with tax. This is the kind of place where you could eat several times per week, and I plan to be back to try more of their sandwiches and salads.

Nice breakfast spot in South Park with a few small tables on the sidewalk and a mini parklet. They have a decent food menu to choose from. I had a breakfast wrap (i.e. Burrito) whose portion was good and taste was fine, maybe a tad too bland. However, the service feels transactional, which makes me sad because I think this place has a lot of potential.

Cozy corner in a little side neighborhood in San Francisco. Got this cafe out of a breakfast suggestion by Google and wasn't at all disappointed. The seating is average (bland tables and chairs), but cozy non-the-less. The food is great however. I got an avocado toast with an egg on top for 6$ which honestly is great value for money when you look at the quality: fresh avocados (almost a quarter avocado or a little more!) on crispy toast with two sided cooked egg with yolk still gooey liquid from the inside. Personally it tasted amazing, but i did expect a little better on portions as the toast was small even though very generous with avocado (VERY). My dad had a caffe-latte small which was honestly larger than what we expected. It tasted great as he stated and for ~ 2.50$ is a bargain. All in all very pleasent experience and should give 4.5 if i could (only downside is you can't expect to be full with one avocado toast)