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Top 10 Outstanding Places For Egg Sandwiches In San Francisco

When it comes to the humble breakfast sandwich, San Francisco isn't much. San Francisco may not have a signature sandwich but they have some outstanding sandwiches that will blow your mind. Here are ten best sandwiches in San Francisco to enjoy a delicious brunch in the mission.

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Top 10 Outstanding Places For Egg Sandwiches In San Francisco

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  1. 10 Outstanding Egg Sandwiches in San Francisco

  2. Super Duper BURGERS

  3. Think high-quality fast food breakfast sandwich and you’ve basically got Super Duper’s offering — it’s an organic egg on an english muffin for a cool $3.75, with sausage and cheese or bacon and cheese for $5. Optional additions like avocado and a double egg will bulk it up, and adding a tomato is free. It’s a go-to pre-work pick-me-up at the chain’s several locations across town — don’t skip the hashbrowns either. 1. Super Duper Burgers

  4. The American Grilled Cheese Kitchen

  5. The one sad part about breakfast sandwiches is the absence of potatoes, something you don’t have to contend with while eating the farmer’s breakfast sandwich. With applewood-smoked bacon, cheddar cheese, chive butter, fried over-easy egg and roasted potatoes on levain, every craveworthy breakfast component is already in the mix. 2. The American Grilled Cheese Kitchen

  6. The Bird

  7. SoMa workers can now stop into The Bird on the way to the office for some pre-work nourishment. The fried chicken sandwich shop now serves housemade biscuit sandwiches, hash rounds, apple fritters, and Four Barrel coffee. Sandwiches — which come with hash rounds for $4.50 total — include fried chicken, naturally, but for the purposes of this list you'll want to get the egg and cheese with bacon or sausage. They're available weekdays from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m., after which lunch starts. Disclosure: Carolyn Alburger, the Cities Director for Eater, is married to the Bird chef Blair Warsham. She has recused herself from involvement in any Bird coverage on Eater. 3. The Bird

  8. Bi-Rite Cafe

  9. Bi-Rite’s outpost at Civic Center serves some of the beloved SF market and creamery’s hits like soft serve, and it’s a great daytime destination for breakfast. The egg and cheese sandwich ($7) on brioche is a standout, with cheddar, chipotle aioli, and (if you’d like) house-made sausage or applewood-smoked bacon ($9). One secret to its success: A healthy dose of good quality olive oil. 4. Bi-Rite Cafe

  10. Corridor

  11. An egg sandwich is a delicate balance, one that chef Jason Halverson has mastered. Just the right proportions of bacon, egg, cheddar and scallion crème fraiche exist here, all on a Firebrand croissant roll. 5. Corridor

  12. 4505 Burgers & BBQ

  13. Available at the Divisadero location on the weekends, the breakfast sandwich has a maple bacon breakfast sausage patty, gruyere cheese, sunny-side up egg and peppercress on griddled sesame and scallion bun. 6. 4505 Burgers & BBQ

  14. Kate's Kitchen

  15. A lower Haight brunch favorite that’s worth the sometimes serious wait, Kate’s is home to a must-order breakfast sandwich. The Lauren’s special is two eggs any style on a kaiser roll with sausage, cheese, tomato, red onion, avocado, and chipotle aioli plus very well-seasoned home fries. 7. Kate's Kitchen

  16. Cafe Réveille

  17. The best part of waking up along the Wiggle bike route might be a breakfast sandwich at this cozy neighborhood cafe from small local coffee chain Réveille. Get it regular, with soft scrambled eggs, thick bacon, and cheddar on a poppy seed kaiser roll, or with “the works” for avocado, arugula, and hot sauce. 8. Cafe Réveille

  18. Bacon Bacon

  19. Bacon Bacon, which started as a food truck all about porcine products and remains that but also has an Upper Haight/Ashbury Heights brick-and-mortar location, has an entire breakfast sandwich menu. The classic option is with fried eggs, cheddar, bacon, and bacon jam on a poppy seed bun, but other options include a New Yorker B.E.C. (bacon, scrambled egg, cheddar), and a California B.E.C.A. (bacon, egg, Swiss, avocado). Head in for one of those, and ride their mechanical pig while you’re in there (yes, for real). 9. Bacon Bacon

  20. Yo También Cantina

  21. The Jammy Sammy (named for its jammy egg) is a bestseller at charming and fun neighborhood cafe Yo Tambien Cantina. It’s served on a fluffy but crunchy “cloud bun” with lots of seasonal greens, rosemary ham, provolone, and a house green sauce — take up the heat with a dash of the house hot sauce, too. 10. Yo También Cantina

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