6th And B

Ate the crazy Moco (pork katsu, rice, gravy, 2 eggs sunny side up), which is a very filling and delicious way to start your day. The atmosphere is a bit loud due to the small space, but the service is fairly fast and the large glass walls make the space feel larger. There are both tables and counter seats which filled up around noon today. When we arrived at 1130, we did not wait for a table (4 top). If you're looking for a good, solid breakfast beyond your standard eggs, bacon, and toast, I recommend coming here. If it's busy, be prepared to wait.

When our regular breakfast place was to crowded we thought we'd give this place a try and we were not disappointed. Food was great quality, served quickly and good portion size. I especially liked the bacon which came with my eggs. It was not too crispy, a tad on the pleasantly thick side and very meaty. Give this place a try.

Wait: As there are very few brunch spots around the Inner Richmond, this place tends to have a 20-30 min wait. They do have the Yelp reservation system though, so you can reserve your spot in line ahead of time without having to actually wait outside. Ambiance: The place is pretty small, but has a cozy feel. Even though it's usually busy, service is pretty fast and staff is friendly and attentive. Food: I had the Crazy Moco with a side of bacon. The pork katsu was slightly dry, but the crust was super crispy. The gravy was very rich and had a nice little kick (though I could use a little more). The bacon was nice and thick, but still crispy. My companion had the crab Benedict. The eggs were poached well and the hollandaise was nice and creamy. The crab wasn't too sweet, but was still good. Price: The portions are quite big here, but the price seemed a bit too high for what you are getting. The Benedict dish ended up being around $30.