The food was okay although slightly expensive for breakfast but this is San Francisco. We ate here for two mornings. We had a better experience on our first morning as our waitress only had to be told once. We had to frequently remind our second waitress of requests for beverages, toast that was supposed to come with the food, and... more

My wife and I were told by some friends to come here for a good breakfast. We were a little disappointed. I ordered the Swedish pancakes. They were good, but nothing to write home about. My wife order the French toast. Again, good but not great. The place is also a little pricey. We could have fed six people for... more

A convenient place to have breakfast in San Francisco's Union Square area is at Sears Fine Foods Restaurant, which is located right on Powell Street. It was about a half block uphill from our hotel so we ended up eating here twice. It opens at 6:30 a.m. daily so you can grab a meal and head out for your day.... more

Our meal at Sears Fine Foods was uneventful. It was recommended to us by the hotel concierge. It was good food at an average price. The service was not anything to write home about. It seems that they are more interested in getting you in and out as quick as possible. Would I go there again? Maybe if I was... more

We went to Sears for breakfast, but we went around noon, so there was no line. It was OK, nothing special, and I would certainly never stand in line to eat there. Definitely not an amazing breakfast, but not a bad place to eat if you're already in Union Square and there is no line. Good food, but not worth... more

Our foursome decided to walk someplace for breakfast in the Union Square area since we were staying in the Spaulding Hotel. We found this place, looked at the menu and decided to walk right in. It was about 7:30 in the morning (we were still on Ohio time) and there was maybe about a 15 minute wait. No problem. We... more

This is a classic San Fran spot -- I recommend trying it for breakfast! Their 'Famous Pancakes' are great!! We all loved them. There was a line, but it moves pretty quickly. You can tell the minute you step inside that there is a ton of history in this place. Definitely worth the stop! more

lame- a landmark i know, but lame- don't bother- go to dennys more

my husband had gone to sears years ago and wanted to visit again while we were in sf. it was not the same as he remembered. i just thought it was lame. their "famous" 18 little swedish pancakes tasted like bisquick's famous mix. don't waste your time standing on line or waste your money. more