In a city famous for its sourdough bread and seafood, there exists a humble diner that has locals and tourists alike making pilgrimages at all hours of the day and night.
Orphan Andy’s, nestled in San Francisco’s vibrant Castro district, isn’t just serving meals – it’s dishing out memories on a plate, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
The neon glow from its windows serves as a beacon for the hungry, the night owls, the early risers, and everyone in between.
This isn’t just another greasy spoon – it’s a San Francisco institution that has stood the test of time while neighborhoods around it have transformed again and again…