Deli Board: Don't Fear the Breakfast Sandwich

Comments (0) By Alexander Hochman Wednesday, Mar 20 2013

Bacon, sausage, fried eggs. At first glance, the description of Deli Board's BK sandwich ($11) doesn't exactly provoke visions of a sexy brunch. In fact, upon delivery to a rickety sidewalk table, this breakfast appears downright ghastly. A unification of yolk, melted American cheese and Board sauce (think spicy Russian dressing) flows onto the sandwich's brown-paper wrapper like a pale reddish-yellow lava. Don't be scared. Take a bite.

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Deli Board

1058 Folsom
San Francisco, CA 94103

Category: Restaurant > Sandwiches

Region: South of Market

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Like many options at Deli Board, the BK features a Dutch Crunch roll that's unrecognizable when compared to its liquor store sandwich-counter brethren. This bread is less dense with a crisper shell, its brittleness exaggerated by a quick turn on the griddle. Dwarfing your standard English muffin or biscuit, the roll allows excess to run amok inside. Not just bacon, but four slices of bacon. Two thick, oddly shaped disks of sausage that fit the roll to a tee. And how much cheese? "I don't know, five or six slices depending on who's making it," owner Adam Mesnick casually boasts.

It adds up to a gooey eruption of salty, meaty flavor. Any sane carnivore would share this monstrosity with a few friends. SFoodie, never known for sanity, polished off the whole thing and thanked the gut-bomb gods that the BK is only offered on weekends.