I've always enjoyed these strawberry I always make a purchase when I visit San Fran. I would…read moredefinitely recommend

What a great experience! My wife and I were traveling across country for our 20th anniversary and…read moreSF Dipped was able to have delicious chocolate covered strawberries waiting in our hotel room! My wife was so surprised and happy. Working with them was so easy and they literally went above & beyond my request to help celebrate our anniversary. I highly recommend using SF Dipped for all of your chocolate needs! Thank you!

A new dessert stand at the Ferry Building Farmers Market on Saturdays. The main trend seems to be…read moretaking old school American comfort treats and adding some non-traditional flavors. I'm really digging the creativity. Mango Jam Bar: These were awesome! Reminds me of traditional jam bars, but the sweet and sticky mango was way better than the well-known raspberry or peach. Funny how one little tweak makes it feel brand new. I like how it was jam heavy with enough butter dough on the bottom and crunchy crumbles on top to help you carry the jam to your mouth. Ube Jam Bar: I'm generally a fan of ube since I love it's pasty sweetness. And I did like it in bar form. But the amazing mango bar is such a high bar (so to speak)! This was one was a little less sweet and little less sticky. Probably better to pair with tea or coffee. Pandan Macaroon: Love the aroma of pandan. What great way to jazz up a coconut macaroon. Which makes a lot of sense since pandan and coconut are often paired together. Not as moist as the bars, but that's just the nature of macarons. Pandan Blondie: More like Greenie than a Blondie, due to the pandan coloring. Cakey with lots of chocolate chips like the original blondie, but with a subtle pandan aroma. Very comforting. Ube Rice Krispies Treat: I'm such a sucker for marshmallow and rice krispies desserts. It's like an elementary school throwback. Except these are bright purple due to Ube. Enjoyed the novel twist and colorful sprinkles topping. Halo Halo Cookie: Really enjoyed this one. So many different bits of chewy things into an ube cookie. Ube Crinkle Cookie: Like a chocolate crinkle cookie, but with ube. Really enjoyed how this wasn't as sweet as a tradition crinkle.

Buko Bakes offered up 7 different items…read more(https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/buko-bakes-san-francisco?select=t2382NdOBji5O2Yuboqn5Q) at the recent Yum Yams Ube Festival at Kapwa Gardens, and since I had never tried any of their creations I purchased one of everything (https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/buko-bakes-san-francisco?select=mlml4Ldmq6QyslTOswTQMw). Before I get to my review of their product though let me say that the ladies who staffed this booth were amazing, funny, generous, gracious and helpful from event set up to the actual event itself to event teardown they were an absolute pleasure to work with (I was there as a volunteer). So if you read my ABACA review you'll understand my circumstance once I returned home exhausted from this event and my mind in a fog that I gave away the ube cake donut and the ube macaroon, but at least I got to try 5 of the 7 items I purchased. Of those 5 items 4 stood out for me. I wish I had taken individual photos of everything, but I did not. The Halo Halo Fudge (https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/buko-bakes-san-francisco?select=lxwz6NvSO2btAKz9_j2vGA) was my absolute favorite with it's different flavors and textures as a result of it's components which consisted of sweet mung bean, mango bits, coconut, white chocolate chips, caramel bits, crunchy nuts, banana chip bits and probably more all nestled inside a chewy ube confection. The Halo Halo Cookie was equally as enjoyable in a chewy ube cookie form with seemingly fewer components. The Ube Jam Bar I liked more for the buttery dough and rolled oats which sandwiched the thin film of ube jam. At the time of my purchase I was asked if I wanted a chewy middle piece or a crispy corner piece. I chose the latter and it was a win-win for it was both crispy and chewy! The Ube Rice Crispie actually tasted like any other crisped rice and marshmallow treat but made more fun by it's purple color and the assortment of colorful sprinkles on top. I hope to come across Buko Bakes again for more Halo Halo treats and maybe try some of their non-purple treats.

Killer ice cream and donuts in Golden Gate Park…read more Cute clean little truck with nice people

Tried their soft serve with chocolate syrup and waffle cone. It was not good…read more Long lines and wait for meh food.

Amazing...went back today ..slushie lime ..reposado coconut ..amazing ice cream treats ..one of a…read morekind mission..can't ask for anything better ..try this special Mexican ice cream ..inexpensive options ..colorful ..fun in sf Note review 3250

It's seems the San Francisco Summer it's still on from day to day. The San Francisco Summer in…read moreAutumn has got an extension. When San Francisco gets a sunny day it is most likely that you feel it sunnier in the Mission. The microclimate in San Francisco gives neighborhoods like the Mission to receive more sun. One place to cool out and enjoy an ice dessert is on 16th street. They have many flavors of ice cream. They say every weekend in the Mission is Cinco de Mayo and you can enjoy a good treat at the corner of 16th and Julian street at Nieves Cinco de Mayo. On a Mission extended Summer but still Autumn stroll on 16th street I stepped inside Nieves Cinco de Mayo and was overwhelmed with so many different choices of ice cream. The ice treats come in all flavors but I wanted to try something I haven't tried before. I first got the rose pedal ice cream and it was creamy and tasty. It was more savory than sweet and it was just the way I like an ice treat. I then got the cheese ice cream and I thought it would be cheesy but it was savory and the cheese was not as creamy. You can taste the cheese bits in each bite. These ice cream are soft but the taste is solid and the ice cream doesn't get soupy even after a half hour of still enjoying it. Go inside" Nieves Cinco de Mayo" on 16th street where ice treats make people on a hot day "smile " they have ice cream by the "pile" with different deserts made in an authentic Mexican "style " The Mission is where in San Francisco my family "settle" lived between the barrio and the" ghetto " far from Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park's by "Peacock Meadow" but you can go on 16th street and enjoy ice cream at Nieves Cinco de Mayo with flavors like cheese and " rose pedal"

On an unusually warm SF day, i walked into Soma Streat park for some snacks. Got some empanadas…read morethen got a tea for the road. It's a small stand but they have a lot of flavors. The peach black tea was a bit on the expensive side but decently tasty. Good drink alternative to the beverages on the trucks and park.

We stumbled upon this place at the soma food truck and it was a pleasant surprise!! I've had a lot…read moreof milk around the Bay Area, anything from tpumps, verde, to the newer trendy beach boba and plentea. I have to say this place is outstanding! The texture of the tea is neither overwhelmed by the tea or the sweetener, it is well balanced and refreshingly delicious. I tried the coconut milk tea and my girlfriend had the mango green tea both were amazing!

Ordered the blood orange, strawberry fields, hella berry smoothie and the tropical roots…read more Honestly, all of the juices were delicious. My personal favorite was the strawberry fields. I was expecting something more spicy and cayenne-y but was surprised by how well the drink hides it! Tasted like a strawberry lemonade. Super delish and somewhat healthy.

Stumbled across the warehouse, hmmm…read more I'm glad I did their juices/smoothies are fresh and well balanced. I bought 6 bottles and the great thing about it they all expires in Sept.

Once again I've found a great spot on my daily morning walks. And it's so close to my place. The…read moregirl that was working was so sweet and gave me a great recommendation on my matcha. I had it with strawberries and boy was it delicious. I will be coming back as they also serve delicious looking poke bowls.

Order: Jasmine milk tea with 25% sweetness and crystal boba…read more -tea was standard, right amount of milk for the creaminess but it could be more fragrant flavor. 3.5 stars. Most of the milk tea places are in japantown plaza. Drinks are fairly priced around $6.00 and toppings are additional $0.75, and ordering can be done online. Poke bowls + light snacks available for purchase. Store is closed on weekends. Fruits are displayed in the cases and a few seats to enjoy the drink. Bright place that is on the lower level of an office building/apartments.

When looking for a healthy shake on the west end of the city, this is the only place that gets it…read moreright. You could probably ask for more sugar in them, but I like their green smoothies the way they make it. Service is good and ambiance is clean and spacious.

I got the blue majik. It was nice and refreshing on a hot day. It has a mild sweetness compared to…read moreother smoothie places like Jamba Juice. The space is clean and quiet.