Swan Street Diner

We stopped at the Swan Street Diner for a Sunday morning breakfast. While we waited about 40 minutes to be seated, it was worth the wait! I had a gluten free egg sandwich which was delicious! Coffee was great. The atmosphere is friendly and adorable. We had great service. Our waitress was attentive and the hostess was bubbly and friendly. It is a quaint restaurant near Larkin Square. Really cute and would highly recommend it!!

Food is fine, not stellar but definitely but not bad. Average hipster-level diner food, which is fine in my book. Very VERY few gluten-free options. The best part is the venue itself. A cute little old diner car with really cool wallpaper and authentic booths, etc. The worst part- the server dudebro who is bordering on disrespectful- just strangely blunt. This was the 3rd time we went and his weirdness has been consistent. I don’t like complaining about service usually, I know people need work and being in the service industry isn’t making wait staff wealthy, but it’s like this dude has no self awareness. It detracts from the experience.

I recently visited a charming breakfast diner, and overall, it was a delightful experience. We spent about $51 for two, excluding tip, and the value was excellent given the quality of the food. The atmosphere was clean and spacious, making it a comfortable spot to enjoy a meal. Arriving early is definitely a good idea, as you can choose your table; it tends to get busy after 8:30 AM, especially on weekends. The highlight of the meal was the freshly squeezed orange juice—so refreshing! They also offer gluten-free tacos and toast, complete with their own toaster, which is a thoughtful touch for those with dietary restrictions. The food was delicious, leaving us eager to return. Overall, this diner is a fantastic choice for a satisfying breakfast. Just be sure to arrive early to beat the rush!