San Francisco Dineabout Town

Inexpensive, good location. Not a new or modern hotel by any stretch of the imagination, but it was clean enough, and it was only a block away from Union Square.
We had a room facing Geary St. which was nice when folks sang outside and we wanted to get a view of the city, but there was also a great deal of the usual street noise of honking, construction, sirens, people yelling at each other, etc.

Food and drinks weren't bad, but probably wouldn't be worth the price if that were the sole attraction. Fortunately, that's not the case and you're not really there for the food. The entertainment was amusing. We were told when making the reservations that there is normally a time limit for staying while eating dinner (as there are shows and people could conceivably stay all through the evening just to watch), but getting a 9pm reservation guarantees at least two shows and no time limits.

Heard from multiple sources that the lines were long, and we experienced nothing to disagree. Luckily, we came prepared with reading material, and our 25 minute worth was well worth it for a tasty brunch. As one friend noted, there isn't much to differentiate breakfast places once you get to a certain level, but this one ranked well up there in my book. They had nice, crispy potatoes, tasty pancakes, delicious cinnamon stick buns, and an overloaded bacon-and-brie omlette that... well, I'm a bacon fan and it made me more than happy.
I also tried a ginger orange juice punch - very interesting and a bit on the gingery (i.e. very heavily spiced) for me.

Having just been to a Roy's in Kauai, the menu was familiar. We had the SFDineAboutTown menu and thoroughly enjoyed it. Perhaps the novelty had worn off after a week of eating hawaiian fusion, so it didn't have quite the tasty aura of the Kauai incarnation, but nevertheless, our appetizer sampler, pork chop and steak entrees, and tart and molten chocolate cake were all very good.