Boudin Bakery Cafe - San Francisco

I had a disappointing lunch experience at Boudin?s today, on multiple levels. The service was lackluster, our cashier greeted my wife and I with an impatient scowl and short, curt directions. No eye contact through the transaction. And worse, the sandwich I ordered, the Italian, had a truly pitiful amount of salami and meat in it. I can get a better tasting, more filling sandwich even at Subway. I felt ripped off and left still hungry after spending over $11 on it. Seems

The clam chowder bread bowl here is classic and delicious! Also don?t miss out on the fabulous selection of breads they sell! Do yourself a favorite and take a loaf home for later! My favorite is the chocolate chip raisin loaf, yum! The chocolate sourdough loaf shown in this picture however was disappointing. Will not be getting again. Too bitter to my liking.

This is a must visit in San Francisco. The sourdough bread is awesome. I ate the tomato soup in sourdough bread it is an interesting dish where you eat the soup bowl when finished with the soup : highly recommended if you?re in San Francisco

Boudin Bakery is a SF classic famous for its clam chowder in a sourdough bread bowl. I remember visiting the location at the Wharf years ago as a tourist. This location is targeted at the downtown lunch crowd which has got me to stop by a couple of times. It is located in the Embarcadero Center 4, next to Osha Thai on the back side. I generally use the online ordering tool off their website and pick up after about 20 minutes of ordering. What I like is that they have a

The first time in this place. We went Sunday night and it was full. Public parking everywhere. We ordered the Margherita pizza and it was great. I ordered the Clam Chowder and was disappointed. One of my children ordered the tomatoes Basil soup and it was great. You spend anywhere from $35-$80 per person