The Diamond Cafe is a gem which serves breakfast, brunch, and lunch. I like their savory and sweet crepes . I usually get their Nutella crepes which are sweet and tasty. They also serve drinks in here. This is the San Francisco spot in Noe Valley to dine , The Diamond Cafe is the place to get a drink and eat rain or shine

Overall - Laid back, neighborhood cafe with incredible service and awesome food. A good pit stop before a Noe Valley adventure. Rating: 5 of 5 Ambiance - Cozy little cafe with about as much seating as possible. It can get a little cramped and folks who regular this spot seem to take up more space than they should, but that's their problem, not the business. Overall vibe is very laid back. Rating: 5 of 5 Service - Top notch; the cashier / server (who I presume owns the spot) is beyond accommodating. He sees a lot of regulars and remembers all of their quirks. He's starting to remember me, I realized today. :) Rating: 5 of 5 Food - Consistent and tasty. Bay Area cafes (mostly chains) sometimes seem to focus on large portions to increase item prices, but this place keeps everything very reasonable. They seem to put a lot of effort into making the food exactly what you expect from what you're ordering. It's magical, really. What Was Ordered: Early Birds (me), Breakfast Burrito () (Previously had Mission Omelet and Veggie Scramble) Rating: 5 of 5 Notes: - It's a cozy cafe, try not to take up too much space or bring too many people. Respect the vibes. - Wait times: I don't think they could get any faster. I'm generally very patient, but the food always arrives surprisingly fast. - What to Get: Every visit I've gone, neither myself nor any of my guests have ever had anything negative to say about the food. Order anything.

I still love this place. Lately, I've been asking for the tuna on rye sandwich with a small fruit cup on the side as opposed to their other options of a salad or potatoes. Sometimes I'll add an espresso. Their scrambles are excellent too. There are several choices. It's comfortable, cozy, and chill. Great service.

Cute place with good food and drinks. Came weekday lunchtime not so busy and they don't rush you.

Satisfying counter service cafe with slightly elevated diner style cuisine. For example, the breads are nicer than you'd get at a diner but the potatoes are the same. They offer a hearty portion of smoked salmon in the $18 scramble, but it's not a particularly fluffy scramble and it might actually feature 2 eggs instead of 3. The crepe gets the job done, but for $12 it'd be hard to justify as a daily driver. Diamond cafe serves whole milk.

Stumbled upon this place when looking for brunch spots in Noe Valley and it was a great spot to get some good food! They have so many options for sweet and savory and great choice of vegetarian options as well. They have a lot of crepes and non crepe food and we tried a bit of both. We got the breakfast burrito which was just yum and will be getting this again!! We also got the Nutella crepe which was good but I think the breakfast burrito was the star of the show and left us thinking we made a good choice! There's not a lot of indoor seating but they have outdoor seating and they come serve the food to you after you order it inside which is nice! They were very hospitable and nice! Overall, this is a great place for a quick brunch in the area!

I don't like diamonds...they aren't really the problem, it's the diamond industry. They straight up lie. Nothing lasts forever, why would diamonds be the exception? Eventually they'll turn into graphite. Why spend thousands on eventual graphite with no functional value? I understand buying a diamond ring is suppose to be a gesture of your love, but there has to be a more logical way to show that love. Instead of an engagement ring, why not an engagement watch? It can still have diamonds and be absurdly expensive, but at least it can tell time. Then you can actually time how long your "forever" is. Maybe I'm missing the point though. A symbol of love doesn't need to make sense or have any functional value. The idea behind spending a lot for an engagement ring could prove you're willing to throw caution to the wind for love. If that's the case, the most powerful and romantic gesture would be to spend a lot of money on something with almost no resale value. Like the next time you go to a flea market and you see someone selling cheap homemade jewelry, buy an "engagement" ring from them and leave a 5000 dollar tip. Then you might truly be madly in love. Anyway, I didn't let my negative association with diamonds affect the way I felt about Diamond Cafe. Their food and service was terrific.

Check out the old neighborhoods of SF. We enjoyed some Huevos Rancheros and I had the French toast Croissant with strawberries. The staff was very pleasant with my family and even offered us a larger table as it became available. Thank you for your kindness.