House Made Chicken Liver Pate
Starbelly

Starbelly

3583 16th St., San Francisco 94114, San Andreas, United States

Salad • American • Californian • Breakfast-brunch


"Seriously great food here. Servers were delightful even with such an insane brunch rush. It's a shame I didn't get my servers name he was so lovely and kind with us!!! Otherwise I would shout him out on here. I ordered the corn pizza as corn and cheese a pretty popular asian food combo and I am usually attuned to the taste of my culture it did have some latin American flavor twist to it with the sauce which was some sort of aioli. I will say it was a tad bit greasy, but hey its a pizza. Italian and oil goes hand in hand. My other friend got the French toast with fantastic toppings with something alike to a blueberry preservative, some nutty seeds and a MASCARPONE. Will say the MASCARPONE I have tried on other french toasts before were a bit more whipped, light and fluffy. This one was a bit more thick and more of a regular cream cheese consistency. Not mad though, it balanced the flavors very well but my friend wasnt a huge fan. My other friend accompanying me ordered the Loco Moco. I also found it peculiar that there seems to be an Asian cuisine twist on this traditionally Latin dish. I tasted a bit of it and it mightve been the best thing on the table. It had a perfectly season sunny side up egg, a hamburger patty cooked about medium rare, over some rice. there was a bit of dehydrated fried onions as well as fresh cut green onions garnishing the egg, and topped off with a soy GLAZE! not soy sauce... a GLAZE! i need the recipe for this supposed glaze cuz it was amazing. I don't even rlly like red meats that much or eat them on the regular, so it was very shocking to me how the flavors were very balanced. Very cute seating, we sat indoors but there is a very nice patio and a bar too."

The Jolly Onion

The Jolly Onion

625 Glenwood Rd, 10969, Pine Island, United States

Beer • Wine • Full • European


"My wife and I have enjoyed dining at the Jolly Onion for many years. We generally dine on weekdays. The German inspired food is always good quality, well prepared.This review is not about the food- it is about the service or lack thereof. We were a party of six, four adults and five and three year old on a Sunday. One of the nice things about the Jolly Onion is that it is the kid friendly. The place was more than half full and very noisy, it has the acoustics of a gym. We were seated and waited about ten minutes for our server to take our drink order. The drinks came and our orders were taken. Approximately 30 minutes later no food and no server. Finally I was able to gain her attention. I asked the status of our order the server left and returned very apologetic saying their wifi was down that is how kitchen received orders. The server said she would put the in with a rush. 30 minutes later no food. Finally food. Server still very apologetic offers free desserts. Happily accepted. Meanwhile the children had reached the limit of good behavior and are racing around our table. We were grateful that by now the restaurant had mostly emptied. Ok dessert are now ordered two came out ten minutes later another then five minutes the last. Meanwhile our completed dishes were left on the table with no one to take them away. The busboys who delivered our orders seemed to lack any concern about removing them and ignored a request for ketchup. Below the body of this review is the question whether to recommend this restaurant the answer is yes with this caveat beware the service can be awful."