The best morning food we’ve ever consumed, at a little bakery in the Sunset.

Pita-wrapped meats find their Elysium at Souvla in Hayes Valley. Zeus would be proud.

Taqueria Cancún is the most dependable burrito joint in town.

One of the city's most underrated burrito joints.

Saigon Sandwich's Sandwiches are under $4 and pack more punch than most of the city's pricier offerings. The best cheap lunch in the game.

We've found our new go-to ramen spot.

A new variety of Chinese food for you to sample and explore. Get out to Terra Cotta Warrior to explore the Xi'annese/Shaanxi delights.

Pakwan comes through in the clutch with long hours, reasonable pricing, a large space, and potent spices.

If you’re looking for a consistently delicious hole-in-the-wall on the Peninsula, Back A Yard is it. Hit some jerk chicken, and maybe hit the laundry mat next door. You know, make a day out of it.

The best little taco shop in the Marina. Don't tell anyone we told you.

Il Cane Rossa does basic lunch comfort food, well-executed.

Fatty, occasionally disgusting, mostly delicious. Come for a wildly indulgent lunch, leave happy.

Don't let the people in Brenda's brunch line find out about the goodness going down at her second location.

It's all about the arepas at Venezuelan spot Pica Pica in the Mission.

Waraku is a serious upgrade from Japantown's hole-in-the-wall noodle dens.