Excellent espresso!…read more Walk-up stand in Ghirardelli Square. Coffee, espresso, tea, lemonade available. Mid-afternoon decaf lattes (iced and hot) hit the spot after a day of walking the city. Plenty if places on the square to sit and enjoy the drinks.

This coffee place is literally a hole in the wall. It was probably a janitor's closet at one time…read morein its life. The barista looked very grumpy but when I asked him if he baked the pasties in the back, he said, yes with his little easy bake oven and tiny light bulb.... I love people with a sense of humor and I had a blast. The latte he made was good too. The people behind me in line were cracking up at our banter. What a great experience. Please come and create your own experience.

One of the best acai bowls I've ever had 5/5…read more Coffee 5/5 Very chill hipsterish ambiance A great rest stop or meet up spot Ample seating

I've been craving Brazilian cheese bread after eating one from a Brazilian steak house and this…read moreplace definitely satisfied my cravings for it. Their Pao de queijo is a large enough portion where you can half it. Also tried their cheese waffles but it didn't have the same cheesy bounce that the pao de queijo has. But the dipping sauces was a great addition and paired even better with the pao de queijo. Might just order that on the side next time. Overall, the ambiance was very chic. Saw a couple dogs sitting on the floor with their owners so I'll choose to dine in the next time I bring my pup.

Service was a little slow but friendly and kept the line moving. Choices were smaller for beverages…read morethan I anticipated but the coffee was good. The place is open, airy and welcoming.

All around pleasant experience in terms of both the service and coffee. I had the flight and…read morethought it was overall good. They explained that the flight includes an espresso shot, espresso shot with milk, hot coffee, and iced coffee. I hadn't had a straight espresso shot before, so this wasn't for me personally just because it was so overpowering. I enjoyed the other three though. Like the majority of SF, parking is difficult to locate. I was dropped off nearby the location. There is indoor and outdoor seating; I was able to grab an empty spot late in the morning on a weekend, but I don't think seating is always readily available. It's not a huge space.

This is an amazing small coffee shop. Fun seasonal drinks and unique SE Asian flavors. I had to try…read morethe pandan and it was good. Maybe a bit too sweet for my personal preference, but I think that's just a personal issue lol. Overall delicious. It's probably too small for meeting / working / etc

I was SO SO excited to try Kopiku since it's been on my list for so long!! I visited on a Saturday…read moreand luckily the rush came in right behind my friend and I. I'm a lover of pandan and had SO much trouble choosing a drink because of it lol. I ended up ordering the kopi klepon and it was amazing! The drink was super creamy and earthy, and I loved how vibrant the pandan flavor was. Oftentimes when I get pandan drinks the flavor is way too light, but this had the perfect amount. It also had a bit of palm sugar in it, which added just the right level of sweetness. Definitely lived up to the hype!

What can I say? Location matters when it comes to coffee. I can't think of a more pedestrian…read moreunfriendly intersection in the city than Lombard and Van Ness. After all, there isn't a freeway that connects the bridges, so all the vehicular traffic courses through this congested main artery like a coronary you just know is bound to happen. That's what makes it less than desirable to be a pedestrian on this block. However, this compact coffee spot does an exemplary job in mitigating the traffic noise and safety distractions by serving solid caffeine options. I survived the crosswalk and had a satisfying $5.50 Cold Brew (Photo 7) next to the window. That's all I can ask. COFFEE - 4 stars...the coffee is fine here AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...the space is pleasant, getting here is another story SERVICE - 4 stars..,efficient, not too interactive TOTAL - 4 stars...look both ways before you cross RELATED - Exploring the Marina? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/Ku8SgfZAEh

Smooth medium roast coffee from Latin America ! Enjoyed the…read moredrip! Friendly and small but clean cafe. Minimal seating but couple of tables outside.

This may be the best iced coffee I've ever had. What a spot on dial, the flavor was popping!…read more Kind baristas, they are really locked in!

The Movement coffee spots in San Francisco is ranked a "must try" from Trip Advisory, so I decided…read moreto check it out. The Movement Coffee house is located on a small street across from an apartment complex. There was definitely a crowd outside, which made me think the coffee had to be good. I joined the crowd and stood outside. The space itself is extremely small, so the process is basically waiting outside until y you are beckoned or called to come in, place your order and grab your drink. It's not the most friendly or comfortable setup, especially not a small talk venue. The space is limited so their focus is to turn out orders and move you out. The coffee was good and well-made, but personally, I think it's a bit overhyped for the experience. Still worth trying at least once if you're in the area and curious about the local coffee scene.

I apologize in advance for not taking more pictures of our drinks and both Sweet n Savory snackies…read more Last weekend we booked a room right across the street from this place and said we would give it a go. Day one was outstanding. We each had our coffee. I ordered a Spanish latte and my lover had the date cinnamon latte. Both were wonderful. He also had Turkish coffee because we were just starting our day. I'm not about that life lol so I was good with my latte. Day two we splurged a little more and had Bee bites, a potato turnover, and a beef turnover. We also had the same lattes because why the heck not? Day three was a sad day when we had to leave home, but not without stopping and grabbing a bunch of snacks to go. I wish I had taken more pictures, but I was more eager to get the food and drink in my mouth than to pop my phone out and waste time. Sorry, not sorry.

This place looks like all other Delah Coffees but i have to say their shaken espresso drink is…read morepotent with cardamom and it's SO good! Follow me for more on BayBitesNSips on Tiktok I'm also a bay area artist and I've just started selling online on Etsy: MLEcolorshop ; if you visit me or tell a friend who likes jewelry, I would appreciate it so much Everything I make is handmade with Polymer Clay and there is no single piece alike. https://www.etsy.com/shop/MLEcolorshop

This place has a line that goes by so quickly. Once you get in, there are 2 counter sections with…read morethe same exact items to choose from, when you're in the same group, they call you over so we can split up, order on each counter, then head to the registers. It's a very efficient set up! We got tons of stuff! Very nice service, my new favorite to bring guests and visitors

Liked this place a lot, also appreciated the extreme variety of things available (especially…read morecompared to some of my other favorite bakeries like Arsicault). Definitely go early to get everything fresh, but you probably won't run into a line if you don't. Highlight of the menu was absolutely the kouign amann - it was so buttery and flaky with this caramelized sticky sweet inside, rivaled in my eyes only by the Arsicault one. We also got the seasonal one (raspberry and guava) which was also really good. The passion fruit bostock was also interesting with this spongy cakey texture with an almond topping. The banana chocolate almond croissant was another favorite of mine, it's also such a unique item and definitely a must order. We sat inside at a table so we could eat some of the pastries right away which I highly recommend - everything lost freshness after a few hours and I probably wouldn't get anything from here again with the intention of eating it later. They have a ton of cakes too, tried the chocolate mousse cake, the berry cake, and the passionfruit orange and guava cake. The chocolate mousse was my favorite and runs on the sweeter side compared to other chocolate mousse's I've had. The other two are also amazing and have a bunch of different layers. I also tried the prosciutto burrata and cherry tomato tartine - an open faced sandwich basically - which tasted good but was kind of difficult to eat, either with hands or fork and knife. Would definitely come here again both because what I tried was so good and there are so many other things there I'd want to try.

Buena Vista ended up being our go-to restaurant while staying in SF. Absolutely love the guys…read moreworking the bar. We ate in a back room but the short time we spent in the bar area was pure entertainment. Great guys and I hear they've been there forever. The real reason we kept going back was the food and cocktails though. I highly recommend the Irish Coffee for which they are famous for. Breakfast was solid and a good value for the money. We truly enjoyed chatting with our waiter who was open to making suggestion for places to visit that only the locals would know about.

To go to the Buena Vista is to experience a little slice of San Francisco, no doubt. I absolutely…read morelove this spot. On a recent visit, my friends and I actually grabbed a table inside and sat down to truly enjoy our Irish coffees. We also ordered a basket of garlic fries and sat and yapped for a while. The service is always on point, and it's fun to people watch and see tourists, locals, and those that have never experienced the magic of the Irish coffee making watch in wonder and excitement. The Irish coffee is just a must, and they also offer decaf fyi! The menu looks pretty good too for brunch/lunch, and they even have dinner, dessert, and drinks to-go (who knew!) Located in an iconic spot of Fishermen's Wharf, great to walk the area pre/post visit or hop on a cable car to take you throughout another part of the City. Ride-share strongly suggested for this location as it's very congested and busy.

Went on a sunny, slightly windy Friday afternoon and got their iced raspberry latte with oat milk…read more-- really lovely! The raspberry syrup is especially good mixed with the oat milk, and the matcha is decently strong in caffeine and flavor without being overpowering. Also got a chocolate hazelnut croissant and, while cold, it was still delicious and had a good hazelnut filling!

Visited this coffee shop a Thursday morning at around 8AM. The spot was a bit busy, but there were…read morea few tables opened and the line was on the short side (2 folks before me). I was in and out in around 5-10min. I ordered the maple cinnamon latte and the triple ginger scone. The maple cinnamon latte was DELICIOUS. The sweetness of the maple balance perfectly with the cinnamon. I had never heard of the ginger scone before, so I decided to give it a try and it was surprisingly very good. I was scared that the flavor of the ginger would overpower the sweetness of the scone, but quite the opposite. It had the spiciness of the ginger and the sweetness of the scone. Overall, would 100% revisit. It's also a great sport to work remotely, with a lot of sitting areas and tables.