6th & G Breakfast - Reviews

I've been to this restaurant several times and love it every time. I’ve never had an issue or a bad experience at all. However, our most recent visit didn’t go well at all. We were put in an awkward situation because our son was crying as we entered the restaurant. We were asked to “take it outside and deal with it” outside of the restaurant. I understand a child crying in a restaurant may disrupt other customers, but I think there’s correct ways to go about the situation from the host’s perspective. The host came off rude and put us in a situation where we chose to leave. Unfortunate situation as this is a place we love to attend. Just never thought the host or an employee would put us in such a situation.

My experience at this restaurant was a breakfast/brunch GEM. I was blown away by the owners' creativity in the space's design and decor. The menu was truly imaginative, with standout dishes like 'The Bucket' – a KFC tub presented with half a deconstructed chicken, fried perfectly, accompanied by four waffle sections and four sauces. It was simply WWOWWWW!

I absolutely love the atmosphere here! I would give it 10 stars if I could. The service and food are great! We could eat here every morning. It's very comfortable to talk, eat, and enjoy the start of your day. It's a MUST do breakfast place when you visit San Diego!

My bestie was in town from Atlanta for a graduation, and we stopped to have a bite to eat before she headed back. Elise was our server, and she was AMAZING! Attentive and warm, she was awesome! I hope to have her again next time. In case she doesn’t remember us (we were the two girls crying happy tears over pancakes lol), the food was SO GOOD and filling. I hated I couldn’t finish all my French toast. I loved the vibes and aesthetic, and I'm definitely coming back!

I arrived this morning with my friends at 8 am for breakfast. We were a party of 12. I ordered the American breakfast, which consisted of eggs, sausage, and bread. I needed to leave by 9: 30 am and thought I'd have plenty of time to eat. I was the first in my group to order, but I never received my food. I asked the server several times, and she would reply, “You haven’t gotten your food? ” I eventually asked them to pack it to go because I couldn't wait any longer. I sat there for an hour and a half and watched all my friends eat their food. Once the server finally gave me my food, she asked if I was paying for everyone! I said "No. " After paying, she handed me the device for me to give a tip. ABSOLUTELY NOT! Here’s a tip: bring the customer their food. That’s the only tip they deserve. All I got was “sorry! ” No discount, no extra nothing! To add insult to injury, as I was getting up to walk out, the server finally asked if I wanted a refill of my coffee – the first time in the almost two hours I was there that she asked me! I WILL NEVER RETURN! If you want to wait a long time and get treated second-rate, this is a great place to go. I will be sure to warn everyone I meet away from this establishment. I had my friends feeling sorry for me, what a great feeling. The picture shows what I had to eat their food in because they couldn’t serve it to me on time.

I had brunch here on the day of the dog parade, when many other popular spots were closed. The wait was long, but they quickly offered seats at the bar, and the service was excellent. The food was good overall, though the house potatoes were small, oily fried hash browns. It’s clearly a well-known spot, there was a crowd waiting outside.

My experience at the restaurant was fantastic! The food was amazing and tasty, though I wish it was a bit less greasy. 😋 The service was also fantastic! Our server, whose name I unfortunately forgot 🤦‍♀️, was incredibly kind and caring. 🤩

My experience at this restaurant was a really great brunch. The Turkish eggs were really great, and the toast was perfectly crispy. The serving sizes are quite generous; one dish plus a side is more than enough. The Service, Atmosphere, and Food all received a perfect 5/5.

My experience at this restaurant was very positive. The food was very tasting and filling. I tried the Turkish eggs, matcha waffle pop, and orange juice, and all were very good and very fresh. On a second visit, I also enjoyed the harvest waffle, which was really goood 🤤. The interior decor is also really cool. The service and atmosphere were both rated a 5 out of 5. While there aren't too many vegetarian options, the ones available are good, and it's somewhat recommended for vegetarians. The price per person is between $20–30, and it's suitable for all group sizes with a moderate noise level. It's a great spot for breakfast.

Visiting from Chicago this weekend, I had the chance to try the cinnamon roll with ube cream cheese and shaved Gouda. I haven't been able to stop thinking about it; it was so good. I almost went back and got another before I left and now regret not doing so! The food was awesome, and the space was cool.