Honey Honey Cafe and Crepery

Dined here for brunch with my girlfriends and we liked it so much we came here two days back to back. Great selection on the menu with a number of specials as well. Don’t be turned off by the long line or worried about getting a seat because the turn around time is pretty fast. Would have liked the eggs florentine more if the English muffin was toasted more so I would give that dish 3-​stars. Prices are pretty reasonable for the amount of food you get.

Everything about this place is great. Expect a long line but it’s worth the wait. We will defiantly come again!

The line to this restaurant is constantly out the door – and with good reason. Definitely worth the wait! I tried an omelette (Athena) and a crêpe (Baklava) on my first visit and I will be back.
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When visiting San Francisco, there were so many restaurants to choose from just within the city! After some decision making, I chose to go to Honey Honey Café and Crepery for some brunch.
Walking in, the menu is laid all on chalkboard which is a cute touch. The restaurant itself is very laid back with an older feel to it. You order at the counter and receive a number then sit wherever you’d like.
I got a Nutella and strawberry crêpe which was so so good! The crêpe itself was crunchy on the edges and softer on the inside. Just the right amount of fruit and sweetness. I also got a cup of their coffee that comes with their own special mugs. If I ever come back to town, I would definitely hit this spot again!

So good! The pesto crêpe was freakin fantastic! The flavors were amazing together. Their potatoes were delicious! We also ordered the bagel with salmon and capers as well as the nutella banana crêpe. Everything was really good! The fresh squeezed orange juice was a great accompaniment. Be prepared to wait in line for a while but it’s so worth it!

We waited in line for two hours and another hour to get our food. I’m not sure if it was really worth the wait but definitely good food! It seems like all the breakfast/​brunch places had an extremely long line. I would definitely try again if I were to ever go back.

This was my favorite breakfast sit-​down place on our entire California trip. Keep in mind the lines WILL be long even on weekdays. So either order take-​out, or expect to wait. For us, the line was about halfway to the door and we were in and out (sitting down to eat) within 30 minutes so they do move the line rather quickly. I go the pesto crêpe and my wife got an omelette. We highly recommend both.

What a sweet find! We stumbled upon this place since it was just down the street from our hotel.
We were looking for a breakfast place around 8 am and saw this and decided to get in a line we didn’t realize that this was a top rated local favorite. After reading reviews we decided we had to give it a try and thank goodness we did!
Yes, there was a line and the wait was an 1 to 1.5 hr but it was well worth it!!!
We ordered the Crab Cake Florentine Benedict, Peanut Butter Crêpe, side order of Apple Chicken Sausage, Iced Chia Latte, Orange Juice.
Literally my mouth is drooling just typing out our breakfast. Everything was so good from my iced chai latte that I finished in .5 seconds. If they offered an IV of it I would highly consider it. The orange juice was fresh you see them make it when you order.
The BEST, outstanding, amazing, delicious Crab Cake Florentine Benedict I have ever had. The portion is huge I couldn’t finish my plate but I appreciate the size of everything served. They nailed this dish… to be honest they nailed everything they serve here!
Will be back and ready or a round two of brunch! Do your self a favor and start your day off right by having breakfast/​brunch here! Worth the wait!

Came here on a friday morning and the line was OUT THE DOOR.
the way this works is you order food at the register; then you are given a number and find your own seat. the food comes to you when its ready.
I’m not sure if it’s because i didnt order the write items, but everything I had was mediocre. Maybe i should’ve gotten crepes or french toast but i wanted something savory. I had the scramble with onions, mushrooms and peppers, with a side of avocado and a cappuccino. Eggs were dry and splotchy. I was expecting a moist scramble. avocado was brown-​ing. and the cappuccino had no espresso taste. the place is overrated!

Pretty long wait to get seated and order (about 45 minutes). Ordered a crab cake sandwich and it was very good. Home fries that came with it were just okay. Ordered a vanilla itallian soda as well and I thought it was pretty gross. Girl behind the cashier seemed like she didn’t want to be there. All in all, just okay.

It’s pretty basic chain food. The good thing is you can get dinner pretty late and when they messed up our order they gave us a second one for free. I ate the wrong order and my friend ate the right one. They serve breakfast late into the night and close at about 10
The place looks cute and the layout is nice and open, fun music mostly from the 90s. Servers are good.

Definatly, need to update my review.
Got take out, amazing! Fresh and outdone. Even though the restaurant was incredibly busy. Really appreciated the costumer service and going the extra mile.
Can’t wait to order again.
Brunch to go for sure mmmmmmmm :)

Its a good thing to have a dessert place that can accommodate large groups since most of the other café in this area have limited seating/​space. This way we can be that obnoxious big group, making sure you can’t hear anything other than our chit chat and evil laugh.
As for the food, they were quite generous with the nutella portion. Big blob of nutella, banana, strawberry and a puff of powdered sugar. Come get your sweet calories temptation!
On the side note, crêpe actually goes pretty well with wine (Yes, they sell wine). Or maybe my tongue was already numb with nutella sensation.

Can I give it a 10 stars? One of the best egg benedicts I’ve ever had! The line for this place was ridiculous! It’s like the line never dies down haha. But everything was worth the wait. My friends and I wanted breakfast after a crazy fun night in SF. I brought up eggs Benedict and found this place by our hotel.
We waited in line for about 20 minutes. They have a huge menu! Which makes me want to come back and try out other items that they have! I decided to order the crab cake florentine. The crab cake was on point! Along with the egg Benedicts, they also added spinach to the dish, which makes it a perfect semi-​healthy breakfast. The potatoes were well-​seasoned and crispy! And there was no grease on the dish, which makes it even better!
My friend decided to get the Canadian bacon and man… It was the best bacon I’ve ever had! It was tender and thick, and barely any grease! I was a happy camper :). Definately will come back to try other foods! Or maybe order another crab cake florentine and other items along with it! Love love this café ! High recommended the egg Benedicts dish.

Really solid/​good breakfast option in the heart of the tourist district. Almost surprisingly so.
The Eggs Benedict were good and the potatoes on the side were actually outstanding. Cooked perfectly with the right blend of crisp edges and soft, pillowy insides. The fresh squeezed orange juice was a welcome thirst quencher and the large house coffee was rich and strong.
You order at the counter after reading the huge wall menu, they give you a number and the food is delivered relatively quickly.
Good stuff. I’ll be back on future visits.

Don’t let the long line deter you from waiting… legit breakfast food with a European flair.
Crab cake florentine is amazing… like benedict but with fresh made crab cakes and spinich! Delightful! This dish needed salt but it’s sexey and gouey and sophisticated. Don’t miss the mimosas with fresh squeezed orange juice. Get two!
It’s casual with hip music and affordable prices. Order at the counter. Bustlng even on midweek mornings. Come hungry… portions are good sized.

My favorite breakfast place in SF, perfectly located near our hotel, of course.
They have an enormous amount of dishes to choose from. As I am a pancake fanatic, I do not recall if I had other food. Anyway the pancakes are great!
The coffee is also very good! Sometimes I went just for the coffee.
If you are very hungry, however, stay away during lunch hours. Then you’ll have a line throughout the door and no place to sit. This might also occur in the morning, I wouldn’t know as I was on vacation and my mornings were pretty late.

Ehhhh… we probably wouldn’t have come here if it were not for the close proximity to our hotel. We arrived around 8:30 and the restaurant was packed. Packed restaurants and a line usually add up to something good. However, our experience at Honey Honey was just okay. I ordered the two-​egg breakfast with potatoes and splurged for a side of their chicken apple sausage. My wife ordered the salmon scramble.
I did appreciate that Honey Honey offered carrot juice. Not sure if it was pressed that day or the day before, but it still tasted pretty fresh. The meals came out and one thing was abundantly clear when the plates hit the table. The potatoes are doused in parsley. I guess the cooks are a little heavy handed with the parsley. Understandably used as a garnish, but not as a main spice for potatoes. They were completely overpowered. The eggs were eggs and the toast looked like it was suffering from identity crisis. Two-​thirds of it was still bread and one-​third of it actually progressed to toast. The chicken sausage was a mistake. The sausage tasted okay but was very greasy.
The meal was relatively cheap and it looked like they had tons of options on the menu. Maybe I just selected wrong. If I am ever back in San Francisco, I would consider coming back to try a crêpe, but for breakfast I would recommend going elsewhere.

I was very pleasantly surprised by Honey Honey Café and Crepery!
My friend and I walked in after trying to find a place to satisfy our brunch cravings. We ultimately settled on sharing two plates — crab cake florentine and a cheese blintz. The crab cake florentine was excellent. Crab cakes with hollandaise sauce is certainly an experience to have! I also really liked that the crab cakes had an ample amount of fresh crab instead of an overload on the breading. The blintz was also very good. The crêpe was light and fluffy and housed a delicious mix of ricotta and strawberry preserves.
The atmosphere is very similar to squat & gobble/​crepevine but I was more impressed with the quality here. Entrees weren’t too expensive and there were definitely some creative dishes that caught my eye. The scent of constantly fresh squeezed orange juice was also amazing (but $ 3.95/cup is pretty expensive).

Lines must be a san francisco thing. We wanted a quick brunch before heading to the airport & found this place near our hotel.
There was line all the way outside. The wait was about 45 minutes to get a table. A guy was assigning table as we got nearer to the counter to order.
I had the pancakes, and had huge expectations seeing that I waited this long to get a table! It was cleaned in a hurry, still a little sticky. The food came about 20 minutes later. Not too bad I guess. The chai latte was very average. Slightly cold. Pancakes. they are edible but really average. Hard to justify an over an hour wait for it!
Service was ok. I mean they were really busy and that is totally understandable.
Overall, we were both really underwhelmed. Not somewhere I would queue up that long for.

Aufgrund der guten Bewertungen und der Nähe zu unserem Hotel haben wir uns entschlossen unser erstes Frühstück in SF hier zu genießen. Das Café ist sehr rustikal eingerichtet, erinnerte uns ein wenig an ein Studentencafe. Das Publikum ist bunt gemischt von jung bis alt. Der Service war gut. Zum Frühstück wählten wir ein Omelett mit Tomate und Knoblauch, ein Bagel mit Tomate, Basilikum und Mozzarella und zum Dessert Crêpes mit Banane und Nutella. Das Essen war sehr lecker und nur zu empfehlen. Hier findet sicher fast jeder etwas, um den Tag lecker zu starten. Preis-​/​Leistung stimmt bzw. für San Francisco fast günstig. Der Kaffee war ok, jedoch nicht überradgend, deshalb einen. Punkt Abzug.

Ce café fut notre rendez-​vous incontournable pour le petit déjeuner durant tout notre séjour à San Francisco.
Pour un prix raisonnable, on se régale avec des pancakes et Waffles de toutes sortes, boissons chaudes, jus de fruits et autres gourmandises.
L’accueil et le service y sont agréables et en patientant dans la queue on rencontre toujours des gens sympas pour discuter et s’échanger d’autres bon plans dans la ville. Le deuxième jour, on a même été invité à l’inauguration d’un bar à quelques blocs de là.
Bref, le bon plan bruch du quartier à né pas louper!

Bön, rapide (car on va directement placé notre commande à la caisse et on paye en entrant) et en + vraiment pas cher! Parfait endroit pour déjeuner rapidement avant une journée touristique bien chargée. On a bien apprécié les crêpes au chocolat et les bénédictines au crab cake!

Excellent!!! Pour notre 1er petit déj à SFO, nous nous sommes laisser guider en suivant les avis de Unilocal… banco! Nourriture excellent, service rapide, TRES bon rapport qualitté/​prix. Nous avons prévu d’y déjeuner tous les matins :)

Les crêpes sont plutôt bonnes et les recettes variées…
Le reste de la «carte» (en fait de grandes ardoises sur le mur) est très correct, et les prix sont tout à fait raisonnable… La décoration très espagnole du lieu devrait vous ravir !
Une valeur sûre du quartier en tout cas !