Red Cafe — Restaurant in San Francisco

This place is a great find. Looks not so great from the outside, but this is your typical abundant breakfast place. We loved it. First time we had the pancake mix plate with eggs and sausages - yummy and the portions were pretty big we couldn't finish our pancakes which were huge hahaha. 2nd time we were meeting friends for breakfast so we immediately remembered our lovely experience in this place and took our friends there. I can't get over how many healthy and creative choices their menu has - they have vegan, vegetarian, healthy meat options, avocado in your omelette or mexican style eggs so all four of us ordered different type of eggs and they were all delicious choices - i don't think there's anything you can go wrong with the menu chocies. What more would you want from life? Oh yes they serve fresh orange juice and is delicious. Take your appetite there NOW! Did I mention this place is totally...

Cheap, but not all that great for brunch. Had the plantains, coffee, pancakes, and a cheese/spinach omlette. Agree with others about the music: they really crank up the overplayed pop songs (Miley Cirus, Katie Perry, Far East Movement, etc). Not that I don't like pop music, but it's not the type of music I envision having a relaxing Sunday brunch to.

The pancakes were not memorable. The plantains were pretty good, but I should have ordered something savory on the side (like hashed browns) to take the sweet edge off.

My boyfriend got the omlette with spinach and cheese. He asked for feta, but they had few options and he went with American. The omlette was a bit on the wet and drippy side, and hilariously enough, no cheese was inside the omlette. Instead, a slice of Kraft was perched on top of the soggy...

The tortillas in my chilaquiles were burnt toasted, and the eggs mixed in it were sparse. Only a tiny bit of egg stuck to a couple of my burnt chips. The server said that’s how they make chilaquiles there. So I sent back the burnt chips and ordered something else. The refried beans are completely liquid, thin, almost like water. When I let Sandra, the owner, know I didn’t want to pay for the burnt chips plate, she got so angry! She was extremely upset! After my husband calmly and patiently talked her out of it, she gave in but said she refuse service to us in the future. She was so mad after, she stood there with her arms crossed, saying stuff, and gave me a hand signal that means “your momma” in Latin America when we were ready to walk out. I do not recommend this place. Straight...