We came here out of a recommendation from TikTok and it wasn't a regret! Unfortunately we accidentally went to the old location in the tenderloin (big mistake), then we finally made our way over here. The parking is all street parking, but it's not too bad in the dog path area when we went. The service was super quick on an early morning. We didn't wait longer than 5 mins for our food. I really love the area but it was raining when we went, and it seemed like there was no heater to sit in and eat our food, so we didn't stay because of the temperature. I got the chorizo burrito (not pictured) and a latte and my boyfriend got a broke millionaire. I LOVED the broke millionaire. I wish I got that instead. The burrito itself wasn't bad, definitely packed with a lot of flavor but their sausage in the breakfast sandwich was so god with the tater tots and avocado!

I stopped by Bandit on a weekday with my cousin for a quick bite before heading to a Giants game. Nestled in the Dogpatch, Bandit is a cozy, unassuming café with limited seating--so be prepared to stand or grab a seat outside if needed. Despite the space constraints, the experience was made memorable by the incredibly kind and attentive staff. They helped me decide on my order without ever feeling pushy or rushed--a huge win in my book. Breakfast is the star of the show at Bandit, and their menu offers a variety of tempting options. While their breakfast burritos come highly recommended by friends, I opted for a classic breakfast sandwich with a side of tater tots. Let me tell you--I was blown away. Bandit has a knack for taking familiar breakfast staples and elevating them to something truly special. The tater tots were fried to crispy perfection, and the breakfast sandwich was a gourmet take on a fast-food classic like the McMuffin--simple, satisfying, and refined. Best of all, the prices were refreshingly reasonable. If you're in the area and craving breakfast done right, Bandit is a spot worth checking out. Just don't forget to snag your seat early!.

Cane here on a Sunday morning and there was a small line with seats filled inside. They don't take cash so keep that in mind when you come. We sat in their outdoor seating area because we brought our dog with us, but there were some people that brought their dog inside while ordering. They have dog treats available for free, which lasted about 2 seconds before my dog ate it in one bite, so I'd say it has his stamp of approval! I got the Broke Millionaire breakfast sandwich. Definitely on the pricier side, but it was great! I always love crispy potatoes in my breakfast sandwiches, and the pork patty plus the bacon were so flavorful. Also loved the avocado in it for some freshness. I could barely take bites out of it because it was so tall. Overall, I liked it as a dog-friendly place to have brunch, would come again!

I was looking for what places in SF that have lavender drinks. This is one of the places listed. I learned it is a couple of blocks where I worked. When I went inside. Love the atmosphere. Love their menu selections. The hours of operation also accommodate for people in the morning and afternoon. The drinks are awesome and food is also good that I already been going to that place for at least once a week for 4 weeks. I recommend this place if you work close by or a date option or going solo or no more than a party of 4.

they added breakfast burritos (and raised prices) since the last time we visited, so we came to check them out. we got the captain crunch ($14.95) and slinger ($13.25) breakfast burritos. they're on the pricier side compared to other spots in the city. (i've been on the hunt for the best breakfast burrito in the city.) good serving size for me, but a little small for my bf. both burritos were solid. i preferred the slinger, the chicken sausage was surprisingly flavorful. my bf preferred the captain crunch. we got a side of hot sauce to tie it all together. we both remembered it being spicier, not sure if it's different now? taste: 4/5 value: 3.5/5

The breakfast sandwiches were so good! My favorite was the Lazy Millionaire (also tried the Fancy and Deviant but I wasn't really a fan of either). The dirty horchata (with cold brew) was tasty but I don't think I would order it again.

Soooo good. Food came out very quickly. Enjoyed my cappuccino while waiting, and I liked that it wasn't busy at the time I went. I thought the sandwiches were delicious. My only thing is that I wasn't a fan of the bun. I thought it was on the drier side. Instead, I would've loved a brioche style bun. That soft, pillowy texture is perfect. That being said, solid breakfast sando.

Awesome spot to stop by for brunch/lunch in the DogPatch area. Casual spot where you order at the counter. There is some seating inside though it is quite a small, cramped space, as well as a parklet right outside. The food took quite a long time, but I appreciated how apologetic and kind the staff were (who said it was due to a kitchen equipment not working and that this wasn't their usual pace) We tried a breakfast burrito - Slinger- which my husband stated was one of the best he ever had. Super tasty with eggs, cheese, crisp tater tots. They have numerous sandwich and burger options-- we enjoyed the Impossible Burger which came with caramalized onions, their special sauce, avocado, lettuce and tomato. I appreciated that they had a salad and that it was huge, but the dressing was a bit too tangy for me with the pickled carrots and large amounts of fennel. The cous cous appealed to me, but there was a very small amount of that. Overall we love places that also serve coffee and espresso for a one stop shop. I'd say the coffee and espresso drink were mediocre though.... probably would've been more worthwhile to make another stop somewhere else, but again appreciate the convenience since not that many good solid food places offer espresso drinks! (they used a legit machine, not a lame-o button press or anything)

It's all about the fries. They are crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside--without being soggy. Both the fries and the burger were served hot and eaten on the patio. I've been here before and tried the chicken sandwich, which is also good. The space itself is small and uncomfortably warm inside (late summer), so I recommend eating outside if the weather allows on their parklet. Staff is friendly, but struggled to keep up with the lunchtime rush.

We visited Bandit on Sunday at around 11:30am. There was only a short line, and food came after 10 minutes. There is seating indoors and outdoors. The shop is quite small and cozy. Parking is street and was difficult to find. My boyfriend ordered the slinger burrito ($13.25+$3), and I ordered the brekkie sandwich ($11.95). He really enjoyed his burrito, and it was surprisingly filling for its size! The brekkie sandwich was mediocre in my opinion and a little dry. Both items included soft eggs, crispy tater tots, and hearty protein. I loved the crunchy tater tots, however there wasn't much in the sandwich. I was wishing for more aioli or jalapeños relish to bring more moistness and flavor. The brioche buns were overwhelming, too thick and filled my mouth with bread. My only issue with the burrito was extra $3 for a few slices of avocado... crazy!!! Overall, this is a solid breakfast spot with a great selection of items. Looking forward to come back for their burgers and other sandwiches.