Peacock Pansy
$$ • Breakfast, Asian Fusion, Thai
Hours:
392 Fulton St, San Francisco
(628) 246-2354
Take-Out/Delivery Options
Customers' Favorites
Butter Herb Lobster Omelet
Spicy Tom Yum Crab Omelette
Fried Chicken & Croffle
Peacock Pansy Pancakes
Lobster Tail Benedict
Madame French Toast
Coffee Free Refills
Croffle & Berries
Verybery Pancake
Classic Benedict
Peacock Pansy Reviews
Walked in for brunch with my husband on a Friday morning around 11 and were able to get a table right away. If I didn't have to drive later, I might have taken advantage of the $22 bottomless mimosas! The place is beautiful! It's clear that a lot of thought went into putting the place together. Service was a tad slow, but there was only one server for the entire place. Five stars for the food!! We ordered the very berry pancakes and the moo sawan benedict. I don't know which one...read full review
The Peacock Pansy is a truly unique and gorgeous restaurant/bar; themed around flowers and everything pretty. They have friendly staff, a beautiful interior, and amazing food. Food: When I went to peacock pansy I got their signature "peacock pansy pancakes" and they were gorgeous! Not only gorgeous but tasted lovely and were wonderfully complimented but their uniquely citrus sauce made of yuzu. I almost never see food with yuzu being used so I was delighted to see this on the...read full review
Ratings
Hours
| Monday | 9AM - 2PM |
| Tuesday | 9AM - 2PM |
| Wednesday | 9AM - 2PM |
| Thursday | 9AM - 2PM |
| Friday | 9AM - 2PM |
| Saturday | 9AM - 2:30PM |
| Sunday | 9AM - 2:30PM |
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Was going to take a friend visiting to Son and Garden, but this popped up and was on the way. We walked in on a Sunday at 10am with no reservation and were seated immediately. Great service. Great food. Great atmosphere (other than the tables being a little too close together). I now prefer this over S+G. It feels like the cool younger sibling