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Wed / Feb 24
30s / 40s / Beer / Blue Collar / Blues
Party Earth Review The Mission area may not be a sports bar lover’s paradise, but the lack of competition isn’t the only reason The Phoenix Irish Bar is so popular. True, patrons will find the game they’re looking for – from the Stanley Cup to the World Cup – on the flat-screen TVs, but they’ll also encounter a solid menu of Celtic grub and ... more
811 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
30s / 40s / 80s Music / Artsy / Brunch
Party Earth Review There are tons of places in the city to grab a slice of pizza, but at the always-packed Beretta, an artisan pie comes with artfully crafted cocktails on the side. A long communal table and wide bar provide plenty of opportunities for singles and groups to mingle, while intimate candlelit tables by the windows and on the ... more
1199 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
Alternative Rock / Blazers
Party Earth Review As its name suggests, tacos are the focus at Tacolicious, but the locally sourced ingredients inside the restaurant’s fresh soft-shells is a far cry from the average food truck fare. Similar to the original location – which does brisk business in The Marina – the venue is very modern but casual, with simple metal stools ... more
741 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
30s / 40s / Alternative Rock / Café
Party Earth Review Maybe there was a typo, because considering the lines outside Mission Beach Café every weekend, owners probably should’ve called it “Mission Brunch Café.” An instant hit since first opening in 2007, the venue features an upscale and minimal-mod interior that sets it apart from the ... more
198 Guerrero Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
20s / All Ages / Anything goes
Party Earth Review Prior to the 1990s, establishments along the Mission and Valencia Street Corridor were mostly limited to auto shops, dive bars, and taquerias serving a working-class Mexican population. Internet-fueled gentrification, however, brought an explosion of eclectic stores, chichi restaurants, and higher-end bars, creating what ... more
Mission and Valencia Streets stretching
approximately from 16th to 24th Streets
San Francisco, CA 94103
Brunch in the Mission is a hit for those who live and play in this up-and-coming San Francisco neighborhood. And if the number of folks who take foodie shots with their iPhones is any indication, the grub served in this part of town tastes just as good as it looks.
At The Sycamore, diners delight in the cheap bottomless mimosas and pork-belly donuts for an Americana-inspired nosh. Over at Mission Beach Café, folks fill up on a seasonal menu with innovative takes on traditional brunch favorites, such as the short rib and sweet potato-apple hash.
For an alcoholic twist on Mission brunch, Mexican haunt Tacolicious offers liquory libations like sparkling sangria and Bloody Marias. Then there’s the always-packed Beretta, where the beloved pizza is still front-and-center with doughy breakfast offerings that feature carbonara with bacon, eggs, and mozzarella.
Those seeking a late breakfast in the Mission run the gamut. Hipster foodies, creative young professionals, fashionable groups of ladies, trendy families, and smart couples are known to frequent eateries in this area.