The New Spot On Polk

Name: The New Spot On Polk
Address: 2401 Polk St, San Francisco, California, USA
Telephone: +14159137775
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.6

#179 of 5288 cafes in San Francisco

#752 of 7840 restaurants in San Francisco

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You can go to this restaurant if you appear to be near Union Street. You can share perfectly cooked grilled bacon, cobb salads and egg white omelette with your friends and have a nice time here. Being at The New Spot On Polk, taste good French toasts, waffles and biscuits. A collection of delicious Mimosas, wine or beer is offered to guests. Order the great fresh juices, chai latte or lemonade served here.

This place with takeout food is suitable for those visitors who like to have lunch in a hurry. This spot is recommended for the appealing staff. Here you will pay reasonable prices. At this restaurant, people can enjoy the exotic atmosphere and lovely decor. Google users awarded The New Spot On Polk 4.6.

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Rachel A.

4 days ago on Yelp Request content removal

Best brunch spot for locals on Russian Hill! Been going here religiously and it never gets old.

Wanda S.

5 days ago on Yelp Request content removal

Wonderful little spot for anytime eats. The food was excellent, service was good, prices great. The homemade jam was DELICIOUS. Highly recommend!

Lillian B.

18 days ago on Yelp Request content removal

Awesome burgers, huge portions, reasonable prices. I got the "Can You Handle It" burger and it was so spicy but I loved it. Not for the faint of heart but amazing for anyone who loves spicy food. Burgers come with a variety of sides: regular fries, curly fries, sweet potato fries, and onion rings.

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