"Glen Park in San Francisco was recently highlighted nationally as one of the coolest neighborhoods in America. The commercial core is small, with long‑time independent shops, cafes and a tight‑knit community, often referred to locally as “the Village.” One of my favorites is Glen Park Cafe. It just has a great vibe all around. And the food is pretty awesome for sure. It seems like they have the "it" factor. It's right on the corner with enough windows and exposure to the morning sun to make it feel "breakfast-sy" cheery. Or is it the playful menu they have, or the coolness of the patrons, essentially the next-door neighbors you'll have for the next 45 minutes or so, ones you actually enjoy. You'll love the food and I've no doubt you'll come back. Maybe next time, you'll be my neighbor at the next table. See you there soon!"

"We heard about this café from a family member that lives here. This café is wonderful, very good comfortable vibe. The prices are great and they refill your coffee quickly. I will eat here again on my next visit to San Francisco."

"Glen Park Cafe is a cozy neighborhood spot just a short walk from the Glen Park BART station, with a market nearby for a quick stop after breakfast. It’s warm and welcoming, perfect for a relaxed morning. The sunny side up eggs and French toast are simple but perfectly cooked, and the coffee is always good. A great little spot to start your day in Glen Park."

"Awesome joint - all day breakfast menu. Got the buttermilk shortstack and orange juice - it was awesome. Can’t wait to come back here!"

"Call me Goldilocks because this restaurant was "just right". The size of the cafe was not too big and loud, very quaint and perfect for a relaxing breakfast. The menu was nice standard American fare with items that you don't normally see like Banana Pudding French toast. The price was very fair for the quality of food; which is a nice surprise when dining out in today's prices. The service was excellent. This is a great local spot close to the Bart station that I will definitely make a habit."