2. Atlas Cafe
7.9
3049 20th St (at Alabama St), San Francisco, CA
Café · Mission District · 149 tips and reviews
louda bay: Best tuna sandwich I've ever had. The tongol tuna uniquely (& expertly) includes currants, epazote and toasted pecans & is accompanied by seaweed. Yuuuum.
Nancy Tran: Coffee, bagels, sandwiches and salads are great here. I like the pesto pizza and portobello sandwich. There's a small outdoor seating area in the back.
Danielle Lazier SF Realtor & Wannabe Flaneuse: Laid-back vibe with a mix of work and social. do as you wish. no one will mind. you'll see folks on laptops (mostly Mac), biz meetings, people reading actual books and magazines, and just hanging out.
4. Commonwealth
2224 Mission St (at 18th St), San Francisco, CA
New American Restaurant · Mission District · 83 tips and reviews
Eric L: Outstanding - each dish is packed with distinct flavors. Get the squid and pork belly, the scallops, and the risotto.
Bon Appetit Magazine: Chef Jason Fox harmonizes a dizzying array of int'l ingredients - including sea urchin w/ sweet potato tempura, chrysanthemum leaf, shiso, scallion, & yuzu kosho. Also try the squid & pork belly! Read more.
DailyCandy: Chase Jason Fox’s creative, elegant food by voting a charity for the resto to donate a portion of its profits to. Read more.
6. Mission Bowling Club
8.4
3176 17th St (btwn S Van Ness & Shotwell), San Francisco, CA
Bowling Alley · Mission District · 137 tips and reviews
Kristin O'Brien: Mission's brunch secret. I've been here twice for brunch on a Saturday and there's never a wait. The seasonal seafood benedict is great. I had it with lox and have tried it with crab before.
Eater: It's not all bowling and Mission burgers at Mission Bowling Club. The bar up front means serious business with nine beers on tap, perfect Manhattans and the TBD with mezcal and jalapeno jam.
Eater: Lucky Peach Managing Editor Rachel Khong: "Reasons why this burger is the best: the patty is granulated, the buns have their tops cut off to perfect bun-to-ratio size."