Berkeley Social Club is the perfect spot for those who never know what they want to eat (like myself). I love the fusion of classic brunch foods, to burgers, to Asian dishes. There's a bit of something for everyone! What we ordered: - CK Burger (Korean Fried Chicken) - Club Moco - Hot Mocha Latte - Dirty Ube Latte Would definitely get the CK burger again - so flavorful and the chicken was perfectly crispy. I was a bit disappointed with the Club Moco, this time around, as it didn't have as much gravy and kimchi as it historically has had. I've had it before, which has always been 10/10! I'm hoping it was just this one instance. I also love having a side of Millionaire's Bacon so I can add a small piece to my spoonful of Club Moco - the perfect bite!

blueberry french toast: the stuffing was not overwhelming, giving it a good balance! 7.5/10 deep fried french toast: the berries, which were $4 extra was a bit pricey but made it a lot better. not really worth it without the berries 6/10 eggs & bacon: eggs were really soft & the bacon was great and worth the hype !! service was really fast and it wasn't busy when we went.

If you're in the Berkley area and looking for a spot to brunch, then look no further! I visited for the first time last week and had a blast! The food is delicious, bottomless mimosas were great, friendly staff and fun atmosphere. The menu provided a great variety of delicious eats. I really enjoyed the ricotta pancakes and avocado toasts. There is also an outdoor patio in the back and a bar. I also liked that the bathrooms were 4 individual rooms. You don't find that very often.

First time coming here with friends and must say... I'm super impressed!! Heard raves about this place and decided to come by. Ambience is super nice and clean and fun, and the food is delicious. We got a variety of different food and all of them were really good. We also got some drinks as well but watch out- they are pretty strong. My friend literally passed out from one mimosa (maybe they put too much alc? LOL) and the irish coffee straight up tasted like alcohol with a hint of coffee Other than that, service is super nice and attentive. Great place!

Having a reservation is ideal because this place looks like it fills up quickly. Parking can be found on the street or garages a few blocks away. There are plenty of different options to choose from depending on if you prefer brunch sweet or savory. Servers were friendly and food did not take long to arrive. We ordered the pork sandwich, loco moco and Korean fried chicken and waffle. The Korean fried chicken and waffle was our favorite dish of the three. The chicken was crispy and the waffle easily absorbed the syrup.

Just as good as I thought it'd be. Love how the menu is so diverse and gives such a wide range of things to choose from. The millionaires bacon was great but I'm not super heavy into bacon anymore so I wouldn't get it too often but if you love bacon you'd probably get this every time you come here. It's sweet, savory, and peppery. If you've ever had Filipino tocino that's charred a bit it kind of reminds me of that. The morning pizza was solid I liked the crispy mozzarella bits that were all over the dish. The arugula tasted really fresh as well and it cut through the heaviness of the potatoes, cheese, chorizo, and egg. My friend got the KFC Benedict was just okay, chicken was cooked great but I thought it was going to be covered in a Korean fried chicken style sauce (like soy garlic for example) . Service was top notch they have very friendly staff and they're always checking on your table. Would definitely come back here

Met up a friend that was visiting from out of town here for dinner on a Friday. Not too far from campus but I know of this spot of more of as a brunch spot. So I'd think of more brunch menu rather than dinner. The food reminds me of Korean fusion with an American twist. We started with the BSC buns and got bulgogi (beef) which was like a bulgogi bao, really good. My friend got the Korean fried chicken-- one was regular and the other was a like a gochujang sauce and came with pickled vegetables. I got the dolsot (which is a bibimbap hot stone pot with rice and vegetables) and added bulgogi as my protein. It was very sweet but glad I got some vegetables. Fairly priced, the area is really modern and chic, service was a little slow. Parking can be difficult here especially when it's busy. There is street parking when you're lucky.

A gem! Let's get right into it. My bestie and I came here on a Sunday morning, and my best advice is to MAKE A RESERVATION. It was packed, so thankfully I had done so. The ambiance is cute, and the table setup allows for maximum capacity without feeling crowded or imposed upon. The chai latte was good, and I was sooo happy that there are so many options for benedicts that aren't red meat based. I tried the Korean fried chicken benedict and the flavor was EXPLOSIVE! The portion size is also awesome, and I took half home for later (it still tasted great later). For price point, it was well worth it and the service was IMMACULATE. Our server checked in enough and made sure we had what we needed, but didn't over crowd and I loved that they DIDN'T RUSH US TO LEAVE. So many popular restaurants are doing that now, and it's become a pet peeve when dining. Though I live in LA, I will make this a new regular brunch spot whenever I'm in the Bay.

Third time coming here and I really like this place! Even though it was packed today, food still came out in a reasonable time and we didn't wait long. I wish it was weekend so I can get endless mimosas without having to worry about driving . Good food, good drinks, good service, and always clean. I will keep coming back!