So we actually tried to come here on Friday night per a recommendation, but were sadly disappointed at the hour and a half wait. We roamed around the street, reminding us of a Haight-Ashbury-meets-the-Mission but without as may restaurants and bars- mostly head shops and secondhand stores. No other options. We got in the car and headed elsewhere, deciding that a weeknight would be better... but today, found ourselves in the neighborhood AGAIN looking for a brunch spot. The wait was only 20 minutes this time, so we checked out the area stores (spotted some orange Ferragamo loafers, a red tutu, and stacks upon stacks of vintage Playboys)- let's just say we were entertained. 20 minutes went by like a breeze, so we walked back to Soul and were seated after only about 15. It was about 2PM and sadly they were out of the french toast panini, so we got the Wild Mushroom on Toast and the Monster Hash. Both were delicious- I'm a big fan of sweet potatoes and the sweet potato/normal potato mix was a cool touch- but the Mushroom dish was tiny. It looked like a side. Nevertheless, we left full and enjoyed ourselves. This place seems more like a bar though, with people drinking bloody marys and mimosas all over the place and mingling in groups. There's normal tables, of course, but really feels like more of a watering hole, at least on Sunday afternoons. Looking forward to coming back for dinner when we don't have to wait an hour and a half. :) Good stuff!
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