Best Breakfast Delivery in San Francisco, With Postmates

In San Francisco, breakfast is more than just an optional way to start the day — it’s an art form; a spiritual experience; a requirement. What’s not a requirement, however, is getting up, getting dressed, and calling a Lyft to make it in time for your reservation — at least not when you use Postmates.

So stay in bed, San Francisco. Relax for a bit and let us make breakfast in bed a reality for you. Seriously — breakfast all day is cool with us. To help get you started, we picked out some of the best SF breakfast spots where, thanks to Postmates, you’ll never have to wait in line again:

Sweet Maple

Remember that spiritual experience we were talking about? It’s pretty much a guarantee when you order a side of Millionaire’s Bacon from Sweet Maple (They’re famous for it). There’s also nothing on Sweet Maple’s menu that they don’t do well — breakfast tacos, scrambles, melts, pancakes, crepes… It’s one of those places where you order something savory for yourself and something sweet to share.

Tartine Bakery & Cafe

Known for their morning buns and their line that wraps around the block, having a member of the Postmates Fleet pick up your order from Tartine (instead of waiting in line yourself) might actually be the best SF life hack you’ll ever get. There’s not a single baked good or bread here that won’t melt in your mouth, so order early to avoid sellouts.

The Grove

This place has it all: breakfast burritos, breakfast tacos, avocado toast, omelets, French toast — they even have oatmeal, if you’re into that. And if it’s a classic American breakfast you want, The Grove puts no cutoff time on when you’re able to get it. Breakfast for dinner? We dig it.

Mission Beach Cafe

Good any day of the week, Mission Beach Cafe really shines when it comes to weekend brunch. Spring for the egg sandwich, but do it right: add avocado and, if you’re up for it, a drizzle of hot sauce. The quiche or the scramble come in close second, but then again, so does the rest of the menu. It’s all good.

The Mill

If you’ve heard anyone raving about The Mill, it was for one reason: the toast. Combine a cup of their Four Barrel coffee with a thick slice of their signature toast, and you’ve got yourself a breakfast. For those who are wondering, they do offer avocado toast. It’s money. And for anyone with a sweet tooth out there, the cinnamon sugar and butter on country bread, or the maple syrup and butter on whole wheat will change your life.

20th Century Cafe

Small menu, big impact. 20th Century Cafe’s signature Russian honey cake is almost the whole reason they made the list (Try it once, you’ll dream about it for days). But that doesn’t mean the rest of the menu falls short. This cafe is a sure shot for a good bagel and pierogis that’ll make your Polish grandmother proud.

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