Ordering the breakfast burrito is required at MJ's Cafe - Review - San Francisco - The Infatuation

"MJ's in is a simple operation: A dozen or so menu items, counter service, and an open kitchen where you stand around pretending not to anxiously stare while your food cooks. We suggest prioritizing the Harvest breakfast burrito that's stuffed with tender seasonal vegetables and fried potatoes that are warm enough to make the accompanying chunks of feta extra creamy."

"We suggest prioritizing the Harvest breakfast burrito that's stuffed with tender seasonal vegetables and fried potatoes that are warm enough to make the accompanying chunks of feta extra creamy. Next order of business should be the chicken caesar wrap-we love the sizable croutons that crunch loudly enough to muffle any conversations. The smashburgers are solid, though the patties could be thinner and crispier. There's no seating at MJ's, so plan on taking your food to Huntington Square-it's only a 10-minute walk away."

MJ's Cafe operates simply with about a dozen menu items, counter service, and an open kitchen where customers often stand while food cooks. The Harvest breakfast burrito is filled with tender seasonal vegetables, fried potatoes, and chunks of feta that warm into extra creaminess. The chicken Caesar wrap contains sizable croutons that provide a loud crunch. The smashburgers are solid, though the patties could be thinner and crispier. There is no seating at MJ's; takeout is necessary and Huntington Square is about a 10-minute walk away.

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