Blue Bottle Coffee ($3.50).
Gewurztraminer Sparkler -- Navarro Gewurztraminer juice, soda water ($4).
Chile-rubbed pork, hominy, escarole, Pimentón butter, black pepper biscuit ($14).
Grass-fed hamburger, pickled onions, herbed potatoes ($13).
Mr. Oro loved his burger. Big and meaty.
Oven-baked farm egg, spiced tomato, Pantaleo, grilled bread ($9).
Mr. Monkey and I traded halfway, and I was particularly thrilled with the grilled bread. Man. It was fantastic.
Custard French toast, roasted strawberries, lemon butter ($12).
We all shared this for dessert. Custard! What?! Yes!
When you visit San Francisco, make Nopa a part of your trip.
Next time...you have to try the pork chop!
ReplyDeleteIt's coincidental how the "no" in "nopa" sounds like the answer to "yes" in "yes to brunch." The food certainly looks awesome though!
ReplyDeleteThat place looks awesome! I love the decor and the vibe and any place that makes a hamburger look adorable is a win in my book!
ReplyDeleteI also love french pressed coffee so was dismayed to read recently that it contains harmful chemicals due to some mumjo jumbo way it's prepped. Howevs i figure you eat enough grass fed burgers it should even out mmm hmm,
ReplyDeleteblue bottle coffee in heath ceramics. so SF. so great.
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