Great spot! The sign reads "Bean Scene" But the menu looks…read moreto be the same Americano for Under $4 was a great deal!

Came back for a soy milk latte today. Was delicious! I had some nice poetry written previously…read more Price was $5.35. Service excellent. Ambiance great! Recommend with my utmost respectful regards!

Judahlicious is a vegan restaurant way out in the outer Sunset district of San Francisco. Long on…read moreour list, we were nearby and got some food. They are well known for their juices and acai bowls, which we'll have to go back for. Only 3.7 stars on Yelp. A Green Business and place a high emphasis on Sustainability and Local food sourcing. 4.5 on Google, Yelp 3.7. Safety Pluses - Online menu, Delivery services available, online ordering. Food Review: Acai Bowl ($11) Açaí, Banana, Blueberry, with Pumpkin Flax Granola is reasonably priced but didn't include blueberries. Tall to go glass with lots of purplish acai. You need to pay for other add-ons. This is ok, I prefer Palmetto's version. 8/10 Buttermilk biscuit ($6) was huge, but that was the only thing positive. Dry, dense, lacked flavor. 5/10 Exodus ($16) A fragrant and flavorful fried rice. Basmati rice cooked with mixed veggies in coconut oil and tamari Sauce. Topped with marinated kale, sprouts, hemp seed, and vegan walnut parmesan. This could have easily cost over $20 downtown. Rich flavor and hearty rice dish. 9/10 Soup Mahendra (Full $12) is their signature soup. Cauliflower, green lentils, potato, sweet potato, and spice medley. Topped with marinated kale and vegan walnut parmesan. Reasonable size for a soup with lots of ingredients. 9/10 Overall - Good Food - Good Decor - Good Service - Good Value - Very Good Would we come back - Maybe

I came in here with a friend on a weekday afternoon, and there were plenty of people enjoying a…read moremidday meal or grabbing a smoothie to-go. My friend and I decided to try a couple of smoothies. I grabbed their Rainforest smoothie, which included banana, blueberry, and acai. It hit the perfect balance of being refreshing without being overly sweet. The portion size seemed small at first, but it ended up being surprisingly filling. Would love to try some of their vegan menu items in the future!

Great service, passionate owner, hugeee drink (the large size)…read more Got the matcha ice cream float and the 1$ special for the passion fruit tea. There was a stamp card ! The matcha ice team float was huge and had a generous amount of matcha tasting perfectly sweet and slightly matcha bitter. Loved the drink and was shocked with the size! 10/10

Stopped in for a boba tea and decided to order a super classic Hong Kong style tea with boba. The…read moretea was super strong-the way it should be, and the boba was really nice in that they were soft and chewy and sweet in the best way possible. Service was efficient and the place itself has a warm, welcoming vibe. It's pretty much standing room only so be prepared to grab and go. Great spot if for your next boba tea fix!

Really solid açaí place! There's so many options for bases. Mango coconut chia pudding and the…read moreactivated charcoal coconut is really good. I like all the options for granola and nut butters as well. The large was huge and pretty affordable!

Yummy! Several bases…read more(chia pudding, acai, etc.) and lots of toppings to choose from, so I'm sure most people would find something they like. It's easy to order online and pickup. The store is clean and airy.

I love a good tea shop, especially when they make really good tea!…read more After a fun evening in San Francisco, headed out of town, we passed by Tea Hut, and voilà, a quick stop was made. It was close to closing time, and I asked the staff if it was OK to still order and they graciously agreed. Thank you again! I grabbed a lychee tea, because it sounded tastes and the perfect warm drink for a cold evening. The shop is super clean and they have a on the smaller size menu, so that also helped in making a quick decision. The pastry case was empty, which makes sense for the time that I was there, but based on the signs in the case, it looks like they carry a nice variety of baked goods. My tea was absolutely perfect. It was less sweet than what I normally would go for, but I love the flavor, and the delicious aroma I was able to inhale and enjoy while I sipped my tea back in the car. Cute little shop, reasonable prices, and we looked out with parking!

Very clean and a chill spot. I got the white peach milk tea with boba. There was a hit of peach…read moreflavor. Boba was good texture. I would recommend if you want milk tea with a hit of peach flavor.

Been coming to this location for a while. Their HK style milk tea and original eggettes are…read moredelicious and not too sweet. Also recommend their lychee freeze and red bean shake. There's plenty of seating available and the restroom is clean. Service is good as well.

I tried this place with my friend who recommended it over the weekend. I thought the store was…read moredecorated so cutely with egg themed everything, but when we entered, the staff acted as though they didn't want to help us. In the middle of ordering, the cashier just stopped working and made her employee take over while she did nothing. However, after our order was ready and we picked it up, several other customers came, and I heard her helping them in a friendly manner, so I'm confused as to why she was so rude and unpleasant to us when we didn't do anything except ask to order egg waffles. Anyhow, onto what we came for. I thought the egg waffles were alright, but they were really airy and lacked the slightly denser filling I prefer. I think 3/5 is fair rating for this place considering the quality and service, which could use improvement.

After lunch, my mom was craving something sweet to drink, and this spot was conveniently nearby…read more The shop is clean, and ordering at the kiosk was quick and easy. We ordered two No. 4 "Summer Delight" drinks, which come with mung bean, red tapioca, pandan jelly, grass jelly, agar-agar, and coconut milk, a really fun mix of textures. Overall, the drinks were pretty tasty and satisfying. Service was a bit slow since it seemed like only one person was handling both the front and back, but it was understandable. The only downside was the pandan jelly, it clumped together and kept getting stuck in the straw and at the bottom, which made it a little hard to drink. :)

I attempted to order via DoorDash on a Sunday around 5pm and got a message that they were not…read moreaccepting any orders until 5:30pm. Since I was in the area I decided to order in person. When I arrived, there was a short line but it was clear they were being swamped with phone orders and in person orders. (It was a very hot day.) I stood by the cashier a good 5 minutes before I was told to order at the kiosk by the 1 staff that took the previous customer's order at the cashier who then went off attending the waffle maker and other orders. There was no one stationed at the cashier and more customers came in and I had to tell them to use the kiosk otherwise who knows how long they would be waiting. Bambu is the only shop in SF that offers a variety of Che combos. It's perfect on a hot day. Prices are fair. A scoop of ice cream is only $1 to add in. My go to drinks is the Summer Delight, Fruit Addict and Avocado Smash.

It's a treat trying out a different Boba for variety every once in awhile…read more Stopped by Teazo in the Sunset while I was out in the Avenues. Hooked-up with the Creme Brûlée Boba Milk Tea and was not disappointed. Sweet and delicious! Plus, the ladies who work there were really nice.

I don't know if it's because this used to be a Quickly for so many years, but, for whatever reason,…read moreTeazo never seems to come to mind when I think of milk tea joints on this side of city. Even when we've found ourselves eating at nearby restaurants along Taraval, my brain would still default to one of the spots on Irving or by 9th Ave. As such, it has felt more than a little random that we've ended up here so many times these last few months with entirely different circles of friends! Compared to when this was a Quickly (possibly the same owners, but now rebranded/independent), Teazo is a marked improvement for the neighborhood. Besides just not being a chain, the vibe of this place feels livelier (they have several tables inside, which is kind of rare for boba shops) and the menu is far more unique. In addition to your typical sorts of milk teas, fruit teas, and snacks, they also have drinks featuring their specialty "cheezo" (salty cream cheese), creme brulee and tiramisu flavored drinks, desserts, and even souffle pancakes! -- POPCORN CHICKEN Ehh. While the portion is fairly generous, the popcorn chicken was just okay. The chicken itself was moist and piping hot, but the batter wasn't that crispy and didn't have all that much seasoning on it. -- BLACK SESAME MOCHI LATTE - Toasted Sesame with Housemade Milk Mochi and Cream Not sure if this is a seasonal offering (haven't seen it since), but this was pretty good. The black sesame in this was great (just a touch of nuttiness) and I liked the mochi in this was really nice. -- STRAWBERRY MATCHA CHEEZO - Strawberry and Milk Layers Topped with Matcha Cheezo Ironically, the description of this didn't sound that great, but this was actually terrific! This had just the right sweetness (50%) and I liked that the strawberry, matcha, and cheezo flavors didn't overwhelm each other. -- OREO MILK TEA - Signature Milk Tea Twisted with Puff Cream and Topped with Crushed Oreos As good as this sounded, it was a miss for me. Not because it tasted "bad" or anything, but because it didn't taste like Oreos at all. Rather, it was more like a thin milk tea with Oreo chocolate bits on top. -- FRIED OCTOPUS I sure I wish I had learned from the Popcorn Chicken because this was just not good. Not only was this underseasoned, but both the batter and the octopus itself were super dry/overcooked. Hard pass. Similar to how what we've tried has gone over so differently, how long it has taken for our orders to be made has been just as varied. The times that we've been here on Friday and Saturday nights, even when it has been mildly busy, orders seem to come out relatively fast. Yet, when we stopped by in the dead of a Sunday afternoon, without any customers there ahead of us, it took a curiously long time for our one drink to be made. Granted, they might have been working on online orders, but I can't imagine there could've been that many. Considering how we've had far more luck with Teazo's drinks, especially their Strawberry Matcha Cheezo, I'd probably just stick with that if/when we come here again. Plus, I like how they have so many outlets/USB ports available for folks to charge their devices. However, while I wouldn't be opposed to trying one of their dessert options, like their souffle pancakes and brown sugar mochi, I can't say the same for their savory snacks.