Best food for one saturday night in San Fran, followed by most amazing breakfast in the city

[adamandbear]

Wife and I are flying in for one night anniversary celebration. Looking to have a late meal after Kathy Griffin show (starts at 7) thinking dinner around 9. I want this to be a memorable night, followed by an amazing breakfast in the morning. i'm sure everyone will throw out Coi or slanted door, but I'm open to any suggestions as long as it will blow our minds. thanks everyone....
show is at davis symphony hall, and we dont have reservations for a hotel yet (so I'm open to hotel suggestions as well.)

[Paul H]

I find it interesting that there is no really good Sunday Brunch place in the city. By really good, I mean something like Brennan's in New Orleans......

http://www.brennansneworleans.com/bre...

What comes closest?

[Robert Lauriston]

Dim sum.

[Paul H]

Touché!

But, are there any candidates in the same vein? The Garden Court at the Palace Hotel has the right kind of ambiance (in spades), but I've never seen anyone swoon for the food.

http://www.sfpalace.com/Garden-Court

[wolfe]

Wannabees?
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/639938

[JasmineG]

What day of the week?

[adamandbear]

Saturday.

[tvham]

Where is the show and where are you staying?

[adamandbear]

davies symph hall, mo hotel yet...

[wolfe]

delete, apparent editted OP..

[JasmineG]

That was not in the original post.

For the OP, go to Canteen or Bar Tartine for Sunday brunch, those are my favorite brunches in SF.

[tvham]

Yes, the OP edited his post...why do some people have to call others out instead of offering suggestions?

For dinner near Davis there's both Absinthe and Jardiniere within walking distance.

To Jasmine's list I would add Foreign Cinema for Sunday brunch - it definitely has a 'special event' feel to it and really wowed some out of town visitors I took there recently.