Honey Honey is a crepe restaurant way out in SF on Post Street and has yummy crepes for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The place is cute, the prices are reasonable, and the food is good. I think there are a handful of crepe places around SF, but HH is certainly a great place to start if you’re feeling crepe-ish.
In addition to a huge variety of sweet and savory crepes including strawberry, apple, banana, or Nutella; Florentine, eggplant, pesto, or Mediterranean (respectively), they also serve pancakes, waffles, omelettes, bagels, sandwiches, burgers, soups, salads, and pastas, whew!! The menu is enormous and posted on the wall as you enter the restaurant…fortunately (sort of) the line was long when we were there so we had adequate time to consider our options–it’s quite a read to get through the whole thing.
Inside of Honey Honey in San Francisco.
I was waffling (no pun intended) between a few of the savory crepes for most of my line-waiting but switched to a strawberry and Nutella crepe at the last minute. I didn’t know how I would fare having sugar with a side of sugar (and a coffee with extra sugar) for breakfast, but it ended up being a good decision.
My sugary breakfast: strawberry/Nutella crepe with fresh squeezed OJ and cafe au lait.
Also at the table was a Torino Crepe (feta cheese, fresh basil, tomato, mushroom), a Mediterranean (cheddar, onion, tomato, feta, artichoke, olives, avocado), and a croissant breakfast sandwich. I’ll be honest and say that there was another crepe at the table but I have no recollection of what it was. Regardless, they were all good and everyone was merry.
Torino Crepe with potatoes: feta cheese, fresh basil, tomato, mushroom.
Croissant breakfast sandwich with potatoes.
Mediterranean crepe with potatoes: cheddar, onion, tomato, feta, artichoke, olives, avocado.
The place was completely packed and we feared that a spot for 5 people would not be found in time, but luckily staked claim to a table in time to flag down the waitress carrying out our orders. Oddly, two of my friends got their dishes switched and didn’t realize it until about halfway through the meal, at which point they switched back. Interesting, indeed. They offer fresh squeezed orange juice and a variety of coffee drinks to go with any meal (especially breakfast crepes!).
I recommend Honey Honey and I’d go again if I were in the area; there is even metered parking just across the street that we utilized since it was a weekend!
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