Ham, marinated pork, pickles, Swiss cheese, and yellow mustard. $11
The Sentinel, San Francisco CA
Ugh, I didn’t like this very much. The sandwich was pretty dry, hard, and tough to chew through. The filling was over sour and salty, and just wasn’t balanced.
Caterpillar roll: shrimp tempura, sliced avocado on top. Crunch California roll: tempura crunch, crab salad, avocado, cucumber. Wednesday Daily Special $10.99
Tokyo Express, San Francisco CA
This definitely wasn’t the best sushi by any means, but it was passable and priced pretty cheaply for the FiDi. The rice was kinda dry and the rolls weren’t very flavorful, but it was a welcomed change from my usual lunch spots.
Served with side salad an miso soup.
Ground lamb grilled with onion, pasrley and garlic, hot sauce. Served in a pita bread. $9
Sunrise Deli, San Francisco CA
I thought this was a little dry, especially since the pita was pretty thick and substantial. I felt like it need some more hot sauce or some hummus thrown in.
Served with garlic fried rice. 2-item combo $11.29
Inay Filipino Kitchen, San Francisco CA
Ugh, Filipino food is so delicious and comforting! This is one of my guilty lunch pleasures since it’s not the healthiest food for you. It certainly tastes great though, hehe!
3 pieces rosemary-lemon brined fried chicken with herb crust. Served with buttermilk biscuit, honey butter, and spicy slaw. $12.75
Proposition Chicken, San Francisco CA
I thought the fried chicken tasted great, but it was definitely on the greasy side. I really liked the crumbly biscuit though when doused with additional honey.
1/3 pound burger topped with bacon, balsamic caramelized onions, and Swiss cheese. Served with sweet potato fries. $13.95
Lori’s Diner, San Francisco CA
This burger was a mess, and not in a good way. They definitely over-stuff this burger and the flimsy bun just can’t handle it so the burger quickly disintegrates. It’s not fun to have to eat a burger with a fork. #fail
Provolone, caramelized onions, arugula, with pickle. $9.25
Acre Coffee, San Francisco CA
This sandwich tasted great. I liked the bread that they used and the caramelized onions really put the sandwich over the top. I was skeptical at the smaller size of it, but it ended up being pretty filling.
Tomato sauce, grana padano, basil, and side arugula salad. $13
Harrow, San Francisco CA
This was a pretty tasty lunch. I wish the polenta was bit creamier, but I’m sure it seized up during the walk back to the office. The meatballs were good and moist and the lightly dressed arugula salad was a the perfect accompaniment.
With bok choy, green onion, cilantro. $6.50
Lee’s Deli, San Francisco CA
Sure, the sodium level in this soup is off the charts but it always hits the spot especially after a night of partying, hehe!
Cheddar cheese, horseradish, caramelized onion. $10
Fearless Coffee, San Francisco CA
This sandwich was disgusting and a joke! I swear it was three days old and they just kept putting it out hoping that it would eventually sell. The bread was hard and crusty on the outside and completely soggy from the sauce on the inside. The roast beef was dry and curled at the edges from laying around for SO long. I can’t believe that any establishment would sell this crappy-ass sandwich! #fail
Gyro meat with hummus, tzatziki, and small Greek salad. Served with pita. $10.75
Ayola, San Francisco CA
I certainly still crave this for lunch after all these years. I think their gyro meat tastes great topped with the hummus, tzatziki and hot sauce. It makes for the perfect lunchtime bite!
Cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato, red onion, served with side caesar salad. $14.95
Firewood Cafe, San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
This juicy burger was pretty good, but they should really toast their buns. With that many toppings, the untoasted bun gets destroyed pretty quickly.
Vittle Monster 