I ordered a dirty ube latte and it was fantastic! Beautifully purple. Can't wait to return! :)…read more Notes: -metered street parking -easy to miss entrance if you don't see the sign!

Came back for my second visit this past Saturday. After coming here about a month ago, I followed…read morethem on IG and saw that they now have banana cream. Of course, I had to try it. I ordered the Banana Cream Pie Latte with a double shot and almond milk. It was delicious. I loved everything about it. It was like having dessert with coffee, and I couldn't get enough of it. The banana cream was creamy and had the perfect amount of banana flavor. It wasn't overpowering, and it paired well with the coffee. I'm curious about the matcha now, so I'll have to try that next time.

A Shout-Out to Claire…read more Claire, the barista at the Philz Coffee Westborough branch, truly delivered an outstanding experience. Her skill in crafting the Large Mocha Tesora was impeccable, and her pleasant demeanor made the visit all the more enjoyable. Claire's excellent service and friendly attitude are commendable, making her a stellar example of customer service. Ambience is great. I like the sign , " Better Days Start here "!

Great ambience and environment to study/work on projects either solo or with a group. Playlist on…read morepoint. Staff super welcoming, but also very busy(ofc!) I noticed new flavors on their menu. I ordered a tiramisu flavored coffee(hot). My friend ordered the salted butterscotch(hot). Delicious flavors, but served slightly above room temp. I feel I would prefer this temp over scorching hot though, but for the full experience, I feel it should have been hotter. We ordered the piña colada croissant. It was pretty unique, a 7 out of 10, according to my friend. I had the cherry almond coffee cake and it was delicious! Fluffy, sweet with just a slight bit of tartness from the cherry. Ordered warm! Definitely coming back here to brainstorm ideas for my website.

I like their pop-up menu. Both their salted honeysuckle latte and strawberry blossom chai were good.read more

Perfect Pour Café is a cute little corner spot right off Highway 1 and next to trail access, which…read moremakes it a convenient stop. The place itself feels a little chaotic, but the staff were kind and welcoming. The pastries were good -- the chocolate chip cookie with salt on top was a standout and definitely worth getting. Unfortunately, the coffee didn't impress. The iced vanilla latte was overly sweet with very little coffee flavor, and the hot coffee tasted watered down, almost like a bad batch. It was honestly pretty disappointing. If you're a coffee snob looking for a solid cup, this probably isn't the place. But if you're more of a Starbucks-style drink person, it's not a bad alternative.

Breakfast burritos...yum. Yum yum! Popped in here for the first time to try their breakfast…read moreburritos and they are hearty and packed. I've been exploring all the breakfast burritos in SanFran but this place is now also at the top of my list! I ordered a breakfast burrito with sausage and was happy with all the fillings - chunky potatoes, good amount of egg, onions, tomato, and chunky pieces of sausage in a spinach tortilla. (Instead of protein, my friend added avocado instead. And you can choose different types of tortillas - flour, whole wheat, spinach, and others) Just overall good and very filling. Not huge but not small either. The only thing I missed was salsa to put on it. Tapatio packets were given instead. (To be fair, these are Latin American-inspired breakfast burritos not "Mexican" burritos with salsa on the side.) Great breakfast burrito! Looks like there are other dishes to try. Lots of people were also there on Sat morning and enjoying their breakfast. Plenty of tables. We'll be back!

This place is a hidden gem. I saw all of the photos on yelp with their Christmas decor and can't…read morewait to come back during the holidays. In SSF where options are limited, this is a great stop. This coffee shop has plenty of food options and great coffee options, including soy milk. There are some seats near the window to do work or people watch with plenty of tables inside for a large party. I appreciated that this place was very clean, including the bathrooms. The service is great. Can't wait to come back and try some of their breakfast options. They have a HH, but I didn't see the menu.

Coconut pancakes with pandan - 9/10 Potato balls - 11/10…read more Coco taro ruby - 11/10 Thai crispy pancake Everything tasted homemade and wasn't too sweet.

Writing this so I hope the owners see. I just came back from a trip to Bangkok and was excited for…read morethis new Thai dessert spot. I think it's still quite new so they're developing the space which the interior is quite bare but has a lot of potential. Feels like a restaurant layout but I wish it was more chill like a lounge/cafe. Unfortunately there aren't many outlets and worker said no wifi, if there was I would totally come to work here. Items on the menu were okay but maybe my standard is high from just being in Thailand lol. They could really hone in on the Thai experience (asam tea and kanom krok etc) to differentiate from the boba/matcha places. I like you can adjust the sweet level. Anyways okay place, would come back if they improved the area to chill/work and I'd be willing to try the other items! Please give fast wifi!!

Craftsman Coffee always has a nice vibe, as it not only serves delicious coffees and teas, but also…read moresupports many popups to continue to grow their brand. Among their drinks for noncoffee drinkers, I love their turmeric golden milk. It has a nice earthy flavor and when iced is well balanced with two ice chunks included. The ice shape, at least for me, helps to let the flavor be maintained throughout my enjoyment of the drink, making it one of my favorites in the Bay.

Visited on a Saturday around 10am with a friend, a few other guest in the cafe but not too busy…read more Food: Strawberry Rhubarb Crumble Danish - good, a slightly sweet cream cheese base topped with sweet strawberries and tart rhubarb, pastry was soft and tender wish there a bit more flakiness Drinks: Hojicha Latte - excellent, lightly sweetened, nice roasted tea flavor that had a great nuttiness, oat milk was well frothed, comes in a 12oz size Cappuccino - solid, strong espresso flavor with a bit of bitterness in the back end, oat milk also well frothed, comes in an 8oz size Service was solid quick to order and they call name out when orders are ready maybe a 5 min wait for drinks. Overall a cute cafe in Pacifica, lots of space to sit and lounge, no outlets so better spot to just sit and relax. Limited pastry selection but lots of fun drinks to try.

Always on point! I love their parfaits and Lattes and breakfast burritos…read more The service is so nice and friendly. I come back once a month when I'm in town because I CRAVE their food. The cherry on top is the vibe! Good music always playing in the background and the artwork adds so much character. Enjoy!

After getting a good lunch down the street I was in the need for some coffee. I stumbled upon "One…read moreLove Cafe" and immediately fell in love with the place. I'm a sucker for a place that feels like it really supports the community it's in. Art adorns the walls, they have a community board, they sell local art works, jewelry and gifts. It's a very relaxed atmosphere and they have really nice seating throughout. This place has a wonderful looking menu and I felt sad I was already pretty full. I did decide on getting a fancy drink, an iced Dubai Chocolate Mocha. I'm so glad I did too. This is now one of my favorite mochas that I've ever had. I highly recommend it!

Best flavored iced coffee lattes in the bay with consistency…read more **Honey Lavendar Latte and their Ube Latte. I might have gotten other flavors.. but I can't recall. They have lovely bouqets from the Beloved Flower Garden, business on hand should you if you're looking to gift something for a loved one, got my man one from here. Their cookies/deserts are really good. I did make the mistake of eating the twice baked crossitants not realizing that those usually have almonds.. so be mindful of that. Their bagels - they get from a different facility not in house just FYI; I did ask about soy allergens which they couldn't confirm but I took a risk and got one of their High Protein bagel sandwich which was very good. And their Beef N' Herb Manakeesh is divine, I get one every trip. Service - great, ambiance - great.

Came here on a Saturday morning with my wife and our dog, patio is dog-friendly which we…read moreappreciated, and our pup was absolutely glued to the table the entire time. We tried the first two specialty bagels on the board. The Smoked Salmon & Labneh was the star, my wife's order and honestly the reason we'd come back. Great texture on the cream cheese, well-balanced toppings, solid everything bagel base. The Cream Cheese & Heirloom Tomato was fine but not memorable. The herb cream cheese was thinner than I expected, more spread than schmear. Didn't wow me, but that's a preference thing. Iced salted caramel latte hit the spot. Nice touch that the specialty bagels come with sides. Price check, two bagels and two drinks ran us close to $50. That stings a little, but the quality is there and the portions are honest. Not an everyday stop, but worth it for the salmon bagel. Would return, just ordering differently next time.

This particular location is usually fine... But, when I went…read morethis morning, the lady at the register was not friendly at all... I asked her for a decaf iced coffee with non-fat...On the label it did note "decaf" but it was not...I can taste the caffeine and feel it... Also, I requested "non-fat" -- the label noted "2%." To end this on a good note.... The pastries, etc are always fantastic! Kudos to the bakery department! "Thank you."

I walked into Paris Baguette under the assumption that I was "just going to take a quick look."…read more This was, of course, my second mistake of the day. The first mistake was believing I have any real control over myself in the presence of pastries. The moment you step inside, the place hits you with that clean, bright, almost overly cheerful bakery energy--like everything has been lightly dusted with optimism and butter. The display case is doing its absolute best impression of a curated edible museum, except instead of "do not touch," the vibe is very clearly "please touch, but also take several of us home." Croissants sit there looking like they've achieved a peak form in life. Shiny pastries glisten like they're aware they're being watched. Cakes quietly radiate main-character energy. Nothing is subtle. Everything is emotionally persuasive. I came in for one thing. A reasonable human amount of pastry. I left with what can only be described as "a small architectural project of baked goods." Now, about the happy hour deal--this is where things get dangerous. Because suddenly, the pastries aren't just calling your name... they're calling it with discounts. There's something deeply psychological about being told, in a calm and friendly tone, that your impulsive decisions are also financially responsible. It lowers your defenses. It should probably be studied. So there I was, staring at a tray of pastries thinking, "Well, it would be irresponsible not to take advantage of this situation," which is how I ended up negotiating with myself over items I didn't even know I needed five minutes earlier. The pastries themselves? Unfair. Flaky croissants that disintegrate with dramatic elegance. Cream-filled bites that feel like they were engineered specifically to make you pause mid-chew and reconsider your life priorities. Soft, sweet pastries that somehow manage to taste both comforting and slightly dangerous--like they know you're not stopping at one. What really gets you is how casually everything is executed. No fuss. No ego. Just a steady, confident parade of baked goods quietly saying, "Yes, you will come back. You already know this." By the time I left, I wasn't just carrying a box of pastries--I was carrying regret, joy, and the vague sense that I had been gently outplayed by a bakery with a discount strategy. And honestly? I respect it. I'll be back. Probably during happy hour. Probably with zero self-control again. Come hungry and Go Big!!!

I was really in the mood for an acai bowl and decided to come check out Cafe De Casa. It has a hole…read morein the wall feel to it and that's how you know it's going to be good. Inside, there is only enough room to place your order - the few tables they have are outside in their garden area. I got the peanut butter acai bowl. They also have an assortment of Brazilian pastries that all looked amazing so we got an assortment of savory pastries to try. They brought those out nice and toasted and they were delicious and cheesy on the inside. My acai bowl hit the spot - beautifully arranged with a great ratio of fresh fruit, granola, and chilled creamy acai with the flavor of peanut butter mixed in - it made for a sweet, yet healthy lunch. Would definitely come back.

Wow when I got the pastries here they were still warm, like they had come out of the oven, and this…read morewas past lunch time! Let's get to it--friendly staff, warm pastries, careful boxing of the items. Items tasted freshly made. The beef empanada was warm and had a good amount of flavored beef. My coworkers hot dog one was also warm, and my other coworker had a different empanada one that I forgot to ask about, but I'm sure it was fine. I'd recommend this place if you like these kind of savory pastries!