Q

225 Clement St, San Francisco CA 94118 (415) 752-2298
Cuisines and Dishes at Q:
  • American

Menu for Q

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Reviews for Q

Ratings and Reviews for Q

  • Yelp user Kevin L.

    May 17 2012

    Kevin L. via Yelp

    cheese burger was pretty good, but bacon benedict had a bland lukewarm hollandaise. pretty weak. service excellent.read more

  • Yelp user Andre N.

    May 17 2012

    Andre N. via Yelp

    Went to Q for dinner with some friends around 6pm, got seated fairly quick which is always a plus. Ordered two appetizers; fried calamari which wasn't that...read more

  • Yelp user Mike N.

    May 17 2012

    Mike N. via Yelp

    Not to be confused with Q Bar in the Castro, this place was DELICIOUS. Came here for brunch with friends and was pleasantly surprised. Parking was kinda a...read more

  • Dec 04 2008

    benchiaramonte via Citysearch

    My friend Dean and I visited this place for breakfast. His family owns a diner up in Humboldt County and so they know their stuff....read more

  • Nov 08 2008

    via Citysearch

    Wow! I go out to Clement street for 2 things: Pizza, and Mac & Cheese from Q. They have other great dishes here, but that one i...read more

  • Jul 05 2008

    Chester08 via Citysearch

    We usually go to Q twice a month. They always have great Beef specials and great new wines. The staff is always friendly and if th...read more

From Citysearch

Original works by local artists and whimsical tables embedded with games diners can play while they wait make Q one of the neighborhood's funkiest--and busiest--restaurants. The Southern comfort food favorites don't hurt this endearing eatery's popularity either. Hordes of casually dressed creative types show up each night for huge plates of fried chicken, mac and cheese (brilliantly topped with tater tots) and meatloaf, although there are always a few specials with a more West coast flavor like herb-crusted fish or seared beef medallions. Brunch brings much of the same--hearty fare like Benedicts and huevos rancheros, plus all the dinner-time faves as well.

Map of Q