Perry's on Union Street

Having recently celebrated its 45th Anniversary on Union Street, Perry’s remains an enormously popular San Francisco institution. Perry Butler initially opened Perry’s in 1969, bringing to Union Street the hustle and bustle of the neighborhood saloons of New York’s Upper East Side. The blue and white checked tablecloths, hexagonal tiled floor, wood-paneled memorabilia clad walls, and menu of...

Breakfast (daily 9am to 11am) features an impressive array of egg preparations.

On Friday evenings, prime rib is added to the menu and will cost you under 20 bucks.

One of the first singles bars in the city, Perry's on Union Street now caters to an older crowd, perhaps more likely to be discussing Barry Bonds' batting average than chatting up the person on the next stool. If the noisy barroom isn't…

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If you read Tales of the City, you may remember that this bar and restaurant has a colorful history as a pickup place for Pacific Heights and Marina singles. Although the times are not as wild today, locals still come to check out the happenings at the dark mahogany bar. A separate dining room offers breakfast, lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch. It's a good place for hamburgers, simple fish...

In Short
Weekend brunchers flock to this kick-back restaurant to sip Bloody Marys and munch on inventive salads at one of the four coveted outdoor tables; diners seeking shelter from the...

Perrys, a San Francisco institution for 43 years, is known for its classic American food, its warm personable service and its bustling bar.