D & B Cafe
670 Broadway, San Francisco
(415) 788-2822
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cheap eats especially during happy hours
Great spot to get a quick breakfast (or brunch)
Sshhh. Best kept secret.
Food- Its awesome. They have such a large variety of chinese food and they also cater to those who aren't into chinese food. They have some american dishes as well such as sandwiches and fries. Whats cool is that they have happy hours where dishes are slightly cheaper. A typical dish can range from $4-$7 and thats including tax. Food is awesome especially for the price you pay for.Decor- Its kind of bland and it may not look like the cleanest place compared to other restaurant but it will suffice. They also have 3 large flat screen TVs mostly playing Chinese dramas but sometimes they will have major sports games on. Theres nothing special but you're not here for the view; the cheap dishes will make your stay more welcomed.Service- They serve you tea and water almost immediately after you're seated. Depending if the place is packed or not, the serving time will vary. Normally they will get your order within the first 10 minutes and your dishes will come out roughly the same time which isn't bad at all. Once they serve your dishes, the waiters won't bother coming back unless you flag one down yourself.Overall this place is not a place you would want to go to commemorate or celebrate but if youre looking for place to hang out or to just grab a bite then this is the perfect place. They also serve tapioca milk tea for $1.70 and watermelon tapioca for $2 which I highly recommend. I would make a trip here just to grab a drink.
Aka Broadway Cafe
The watermelon juice is very goood and for $2, It is a great price! but the food is just average.. Go there only if absolutely hungry with no other option.
The food was pretty good, the restaurant layout was standard, it reminded me more of a cookhouse.However I must say that the service is bad. One particular guy that attended to my table was just rude. For a group of three students we tipped three dollar because he did nothing much and he actually complained about it.
I live in Mexico and the Chinese community is not that big and the restaurants cater mostly to the tourists or the locals with funky taste, so the food is not that authentic, so when my Mom visits SF the place she craves for is Man Kee Cafe (Broadway cafe for the rest of us).The place caters to serve the local Chinese population, I didn't see tourists nor Anglo locals tough the menu comes both in Chinese and English with many pictures of the food so you can order by the numbers, heheheAccording to my Mom their cooking is authentic and tastes like the real Cantonese food in mainland China. The prices are extremely reasonable, you get a lot of food and it comes cheaper than having a McD combo with much better ingredients, flavor and variety.
Opened till late when we went there at 11pm! Service was efficient and the food came reasonably quick. Great for quick supper fixes! Food were about $4.50 so it was great!
The people here are always so welcoming. I sometimes come here with my family and they remember us! The staff is very sweet and great stop for dim sum. The food is inexpensive and delicious
Restaurantji Recommends
The owners were rude and the experience was really bad. We were looking for a good supper after a long day. Wouldn't want to go there again, though the food portions were big and it was afforable.
very good food, great quality. all around perfect.
Cheap and good watermelon juice with tapioca.
Happy hr food specials 10-11am, 3pm-6pm and 10pm- 1am cheap!
I always get the fried pig intestines. Love!
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