Review - Kate's Kitchen
Quintessential Lower Haight breakfast/lunch joint

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Quintessential Lower Haight breakfast/lunch joint

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3/5 Stars

5/5 Stars I finally made it in (all the way across the street from my house) for the weekday shorter omakase and was very happy. I like that it is a full Japanese menu versus just sushi, it reminded me of spots in Japan I have been to. Even if you wa...
5/5 Stars I had to come back a second time to make sure this is actually 5 stars, and it is. The best Japan-casual sushi I have had outside of Japan by far, especially at the price point. On the first visit we started with the small Nigiri Omakase an...
I do happen to live across the street, but Kate's Kitchen and the owner embody what a Lower Haight eatery should be: filling, tasty, no frills, and very reasonably priced.
What makes Kate's standout from the rest of the neighborhood is the quality of the ingredients used in the food, with two big standouts to me being the eggs and the chicken breast. He manages to keep prices low while doing this, having really only raised them once during the pandemic after a bunch of people kept saying he should.
It can get busy on weekends especially after 10:30, but they have the flow down to a science and can turn tables very fast. If you're looking for fancy Instagram-y brunch while being treated like a special rich tech person, go hang out in the Marina. If you want good food with that Lower Haight touch, come say hi, I might have my dog with me outside.