Taylor Street Coffee Shop

Millionaire’s Bacon. Habanero Infused Onions. Sriracha Ketchup.
Best breakfast I had in a long time. The people I was with thought it was good, not life changing like me.
Went here when I was on vaca in San Fran. My hotel was a couple blocks away, so it was easy to get to. It’s a very small place so you might miss it!

Excellent little spot for breakfast or lunch… If you are i San Francisco, please visit! You will not be disappointed!!! Great service, great food.

I was staying at a hotel close by and saw that this place had good ratings. Being a breakfast fanatic, I decided to stop in.
It’s a very tiny little place and since it was a weekday right before they were closing, I didn’t have to wait at all.
I’m on a bit of a «diet» after indulging excessively over the holidays (cliché I know) so I ordered my favorite healthy breakfast of an egg white omelette with veggies & light feta. On the side I got their green salad and instead of toast I asked if they could substitute avocado, which they did without any issue.
The omelette wasn’t as large a portion as I expected, but it was decent size and very tasty. And they literally gave me half an avocado which was great since I’m doing low-​carb. Yum!
They are a little pricy for being kind of a hole-​in-​the-​wall ($ 17ish for my omelette) but hey, it’s San Francisco and everything is expensive.
I would come back again for convenience and yumminess.

Horrible don’t go there!
The service was bad, the place is really small the food was terrible

Breakfast — eggs Benedict was good. Portion size was definitely worth it. Loved that you could substitute the hash browns for salad!
Millionaire bacon. Wasn’t a fan of it. If you’re into sweet candied bacon, then this is definitely for you.
Siracha ketchup — sounded super cool, different… but didn’t love it for anything I ate though.
Service — very attentive, probably because the dining area isn’t huge probably only 20 seats so they want to get customers in and out in a timely manner. No wait on a Tuesday morning before 8 am. I can only imagine the wait on a weekend though…
Would definitely stop by again.

Bellman recommended this gem for breakfast while I was in town for some meetings. Thank you, bellman! This place is small, REALLY small. There was a line, but well worth it. Food is delicious, healthy options are available, chorizo, mango chicken sausage, and millionaire bacon are excellent. Eggs expertly prepared. Good coffee, good, friendly service. Fresh fruit. Beautiful presentation. Just an outstanding «hole-​in-​the-​wall» experience all around. Can get pricey, but again, well worth it. Can’t wait to go back.

Setup: breakfast within walking distance from our hotel
The good: food was executed well, including the Millionaire’s bacon
The bad: price. And I’ve had better bacon
Observations: space is small and narrow, condiments are hung on the wall at each table
Overall recommendation: it’s ok for a decent breakfast, and maybe to try the bacon just so you can say you did.

I guess this place is good? They serve breakfast that is not horrible, the servers are nice and bring you food, your food is cooked to order, etc. Slightly above run of the mill diner food. Nothing spectacular. Wouldn’t want to wait in line for it. Falls into the category of overhyped SF breakfast spots for zombies.

I can say without a doubt best breakfast I’ve ever had. The million dollar bacon is the truth my friends. I look around this hole in the wall, and every dish has the same amazing consistency a true gem in the middle of downtown frisco. A must if your visiting wow, five stars easily!

I would like to ask any and all reading this review to observe a moment of silence…
For. The millionaires bacon…
I’d like to extend that moment of silence for a few more seconds …
This is again to appreciate what may be one of the best single bites of food I have ever taken… the single bite that no doubt has changed my life forever. Because after you meet God, through one holy bite of food… You can be assured that all other imitation bacon after eating this bite of heaven, has now forever been tainted and will now be viewed as an unholy experience.
I must continue: THE millionaires bacon — This bacon is super thick, encrusted in like maple/​cinnamon etc. the kind of bacon that I ate with utensils and savored every single bite. I made one piece into like 6 – 7 delectable bites and literally closed my eyes, slowly breathed in through my nostrils and lowered my head… And took my own moment of silence at the table to relish and thoroughly appreciate the exact moment I was in, realizing this was an experience that would never be forgotten and always remembered.
No other piece of bacon would ever be the same, forever unable to compare or live up to these epic bites of this millionaires bacon, that I had just experienced. This bacon just KILLED every fond memory and tasty experience I had previously had with other bacon… And, because of this, any time I ever saw another piece of bacon again, I would rememeber this religious experience that this holy piece of bacon gave to me.
For the rest of my review:
We arrived here and we’re like… There’s only a line THIS long if this place is that fantastic, OR there are no other breakfast joints around. It was definitely the first reason!
Where to start. Well, this place is so quaint. Maybe seats 15. And worth every second we had to wait. My mouth started watering the second I saw perfectly square and homemade hash browns just lined up and made to go with basically every single meal.
We sit… I order the most amazingly cold and not too pulpy fresh squeezed orange juice… We order basically every amazing thing they had. Swedish pancakes, I get a hollandaise ‘esque’ hash… And the bacon ofcourse:). Enjoy!

As everyone has said…
FOOD: was delicious. I just got a tradition breakfast (two eggs, toast, hash brown, bacon). All good, but that millionaires bacon is amazing!
WAIT: I went fairly early (around 9am) on a Sunday morning and there wasn’t a long line at all. I probably waited about 10min, but it was also raining pretty heavily which could have deterred the crowds. It did move pretty quickly for how small the actual restaurant is. VERY LIMITED SEATING — maybe 1 or 2 dozen tables, half 2 seaters and half 4 seaters.
SERVICE: Was very good. No complaints. They were helpful but didn’t bother you. And were super quick at turning over tables.
ATMOSPHERE: Small place, but nice and clean. No frills or anything fancy.

Le meilleur brunch que nous ayons mangé à SF! Recommande par le guide du routard et une RÉGALADE!!! Inimaginable, ils sont supers gentils, patients avec nous et surtout quel délice!!! Je né rêve que d’y retourner!!!

Best millionaire bacon around. Not too sweet and not too spicy.
Portions are big and it comes with toast etc so your table fills up fast.
Tiny spot near the Hilton so perfect to take out-​of-​town guests. BUT you should warn them that this isn’t some fancy schmancy SF joint, but rather a spot to eat some tasty breakfast/​brunch food. I couldn’t tell if it was mostly locals or tourists but I would guess a combo but it doesn’t really matter. There were some that looked like tourists and then we met some regulars who said they come every week. So go figure. Good food, nothing else matters!
Go early to avoid the crowd because once the line forms, it goes out the door.
We had a group of 6, which makes it really difficult since the space itself is extremely narrow, but we managed to squeeze together in the back. I wouldn’t recommend this place for large groups but if you do, plan to wait and be flexible.

While at first sight, this may appear to be just another greasy spoon breakfast spot. But fortunately, it’s a bit more than that (and with a price tag to boot). The constant weekend line can also attest to the solid quality of food you will get at this place. I wanted to eat inside this place, but that line just wasn’t moving fast enough for me.
Nevertheless, I was able to order the crab omelette with a side of hash browns and wheat toast. Both the omelette and the hash browns were cooked to perfection. The hash browns were just the right amount of crunchy, but without any inedible pieces (if you know what I mean… some
Hash browns are cooked too much and you can’t even it is). The omelette had the perfect flavor in my opinion, with just a hint of a kick.
Although I paid $ 18 for the meal, I think it was worth it because everything was delicious and cooked well. Customer service was also pretty prompt and courteous.
If you’re a local, expect lots of tourist on the weekend. Weekday visit may be your best option.
Likes:
–quality food
–good customer service
–close to union square and public transportation
Dislikes:
–small spot, so expect to stand in line
–pretty high price point for the area, but then again, it is the tourist area

First day got the avocado and turkey eggs benedict. It was awesome. Came with toast and a large helping of hash browns. The next day I got the south of the border scramble, which was even better! The amount of avocado and chorizo was perfect. They give you a lot of food here no doubt about that. The meals are about 15 to 20 on average. My buddy got the millionaires bacon, which they are known for. It was very good, and a lot spicier than I thought it would be. I love spicy food so it wasn’t a problem. It had a sweet flavor with a spicy kick. Good stuff. The side door to the Hilton where we stayed was directly across the street from this hole in the wall, so its dangerous. I would definitely come back here next visit.
Gong was our waitress both days and was incredibly nice. Such a cool little spot. Check it out!

First off, this place is tiny, so come early, or prepare to wait. We were the first ones in line, getting there about 10 minutes before they opened. About 25 minutes later, the place was full.
Once you are ready to order, the menu has a wide variety of diner classics: eggs, potatoes, sandwiches, omelettes. But the star is millionaire’s bacon. Yeah, it’s a little pricey for just 2 slices. But they are crazy thick, and incredibly delicious with a hint of spiciness. Well worth the price of admission.
Overall this is a great little breakfast spot serving good food, and ridiculously good bacon.

Came here on a Sunday right before noon. Right when you walk in it looks like a small hallway, with a single file line of people. So we just stood there assuming it was the line. Good thing it was! Waited about 20 minutes. They asked if we were ok with our party sitting at two different tables next to each other (more like back to back so we didn’t get to talk to the homies at the other table much). The entire place is a tight squeeze. By the time we left the line was even longer.
So many delicious sounding options! I am sad I could only chose one dish. (Wouldn’t be able to finish 2 or come back to try other dishes since I don’t live here) The Pacifica omelet with shrimp & capers, so yummy! I cleared the plate easily. But who has heard of the $ 7.50 bacon? Yes please! So worth it, a must. Loved this place, but I’m also biased bc I came after running a half marathon starving. Being a tourist also. I guess I was more ok with the high prices.

Muy buen lugar para desayunar! Un poco caro, pero todo SF lo es y es una buena forma de escapar a la tiranía de starbucks y similares.

This place was definitely a pleasant surprise. We were looking for a nice place to have a Sunday brunch close to SF Playhouse, and we found this place on Unilocal.
The décor is very charming, fool of vintage posters and kitchen utensils. And the menu is very good! I was extremely pleased to find they have fresh fruit.
The tables have lots of things to go with your food (syrup, sweetener, sugar…). And they bring some butter tablets and some delicious raspberry jam too.
I had the pancakes ($ 9.5) and added two eggs and Millionaire’s bacon ($ 8). My fiancé had an omelet with a side of sourdough toasts and fresh fruit ($ 17). Everything was very delicious. And the portions are huge!
They lose points for not having iced coffee. However, the food totally make it worth it. Just grab an iced coffee at Starbucks to go with your delicious food.

Sunday, 11 AM — 3 people
On my 2^nd time here, I brought a couple friends in from out of town — this is a small but popular spot within walking distance of the big hotels downtown. We waited about 20 minutes in line (snaked outside onto the sidewalk) — it wasn’t a terrible wait. Due to the overall size of the place inside, the service was pretty good. It helps if you’re only serving ~10 tables.
The food came out after about 10 minutes, and we all enjoyed it! The seafood hash (Sailor’s Hash) was especially good. It’s got big shrimps and a layer of cheese on top of a lightly browned potato hash, with bread on the side (4 pieces). Probably would be too big for one person, but we were all sharing plates. The french toast was a little thin and soggy, but there was a good amount of fresh fruit on the plate. I wish places carried real maple syrup =(Overall, we were happy with the food and thoroughly enjoyed the Millionaire’s Bacon (as featured on the Food Network, I’m sure you will notice), even if it was a bit pricey for a couple pieces of bacon.
Nice spot for brunch downtown, limited seating means a wait, but food comes out quickly and is good quality.

This is the best food I had during my 3 days trip in SF! Their millionaire bacons are the bomb! Must try!
For drinks, their orange juice is fresh and not so sweet. Perfect pair for a nice and warm breakfast.

Super petit déjeuné endroit très restreint mais chaleureux nous y reviendrons avec plaisir

I’ve now been here about 3 times over the past few visits and it’s consistently fantastic for breakfast!
I love American breakfast menu’s — they just kick ass in terms of variety and taste (especially with the Mexican influence in some states) and this place is no exception. Massive hash plates, pancakes, waffles, omelettes — the list goes on and everything is packed full of fresh ingredients and presented with an abundance of colour.
Last time I had the pancakes and today the French toast — so filling, so great (check out my pics) and a side of millionaires bacon (nice bit of spice to it all) — it did come to $ 25 with a coffee (refillable) but it has kept me going since 7am to lunch so not bad at all.
A warning if you’re hungry though — the queues are always huge and it’s a really small place so you could be waiting a while to get through and grab a table.
Really friendly staff too!

Klein, aber ein leckeres Frühstück. Ob süss oder herzhaft, man wird fündig und satt. Es kann lange Schlangen vor der Tür geben, aber gegen 11 Uhr ist ein Platz zu finden. Der Service ist mal gut, mal weniger gut gelaunt — der Geschmack bleibt gleich. Zumindest die 3x, von denen ich sprechen kann. Gerne wieder. Pancake, French Toast und Yoghurt with Granula waren meine Highlights.

Super Frühstück gerade die pancakes und das french toast. Für ein spätes Frühstück sehr gut geeignet. Davor eher stark frequentiert, weil doch eher kleine Location. Ich würde auf jeden Fall wieder kommen. Empfehlenswert!

Un buen sitio para empezar el día con fuerzas y de buen humor.
Gran variedad de desayunos y brunch, a base productos frescos.
Trato correcto y local acogedor aunque mejorable.
Sin duda alguna un sitio MUY RECOMENDABLE

Sabrosísimo. Es un lugar muy pequeño, repleto de gente, pero aun así es acogedor y con un buen servicio. El grill cheese y los «hasbrown» son un «must to eat». Un lugar para comenzar el día con un buen desayuno!

Un des meilleurs brunchs que j’ai mangé à San Francisco. Il faut y aller tôt parce que le lieu est très petit et donc peu de tables. Mais cela vaut vraiment le coup de né pas faire de grace matinée. Les assiettes sont copieuses, les fruits découpés et joliment présentés sont excellents et vous donnent bonne conscience pour déguster de bons de pancakes.
One of the best brunch I ate in San Francisco. Get there early because the place is very small and so few tables. But it’s worth every penny not to grace morning. The plates are hearty, fruits cut are excellent and you feel good to taste good in pancakes (sorry for my bad english).