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San Francisco, California
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Originally opened in 1928, Eagle Cafe has been a staple of San Francisco's culinary scene for nearly a century!
The cafe was named after the majestic bald eagle, symbolizing freedom and strength, which resonates with the spirit of San Francisco.
Located on Pier 39, diners can enjoy breathtaking views of the iconic Bay Bridge while savoring their meals.
Their legendary crab benedict is a must-try, combining fresh local crab with perfectly poached eggs and hollandaise sauce.
Back in the day, sailors would flock to Eagle Cafe for hearty meals before setting sail on the Pacific Ocean.
Originally located on the Embarcadero, the cafe was moved to Pier 39 in 2002, preserving its historic charm.
Ask for the 'Fisherman's Special' for a delightful surprise that's not listed on the regular menu!
The cafe is committed to sustainability, using locally sourced ingredients and eco-friendly packaging.
