Devil&#x27;s Teeth Baking Company

Is the outside dining area dog friendly?

Yes.

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Are employees required to be vaccinated and wear masks?

I was there the day the mandate was lifted. Everyone was wearing a mask except who I assume was the owner.

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What time is lunch or is it all day?

It's all day. The kitchen closes approximately 15 minutes before closing for hot food.

What's the best way to reheat the cinnamon roll if you took it to-go? Microwave ? Oven?

Toaster oven if possible 350 for 10 to 15 minutes

How do you order Devil's Teeth for delivery? I can't find it on any of the services like Uber eats or Door Dash

They don't do delivery.

How early would you have to come in order to get a beignet on Sunday?

Best to get there within the first hour or so of business on a Sunday. They go quick!

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Will they be open on Thanksgiving day?

Sometimes for preordered pie pickup only. Better to call ahead or check website.

Are breakfast sandwiches served all day?

Yes, they're served all day.

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Ann S.

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10 years ago

Anyone who grew up with me knows my absolute hankering for sweets. But, since growing a bit older (hopefully wiser) and a bit more health conscious, I've suppressed a lot of my sugary habits... Until now. Oh Lord, forgive me for I have sinned. Even the thought of consuming sweets sends me into a guilt trip. That being said, I have heard so many great things about Devil's Teeth Baking Company and decided to make the trek from SOMA to the outer Sunset District just for this place. And with a name like Devil's Teeth, who wouldn't be slightly seduced? And like the forbidden tree in the Garden of Eden, I knew I shouldn't have been anywhere near it. Oh well! Sometimes you just gotta YOLO it! *throws scruples to the wind* Upon arrival, as I opened my car door, I could immediately smell the aroma of delicious baked goods permeating through the air. It was like a delicate lullaby to my nose tempting me to come closer. God please help me to resist temptation as I walk through the valley of the shadow of death. As I walked into the store, my heart skipped a beat. There they were. Cookies, croissants, cinnamon rolls, danishes and a plethora of other delightful delicacies sat behind the glass display ready to be devoured. I really really really really DO try hard to make healthy choices, but today was NOT going to be that day. The first thing my eyes settled on was a large peanut butter chocolate chip cookie. The angel on my shoulder said not to, but the devil on my shoulder said come on, just try a little. The chocolate chips were so large and numerous throughout the cookie that I was convinced that maybe a small bite wouldn't hurt. Next my eyes shifted to the crumb cake. I grew up eating cheap ol' Little Debbie's and thought that even then, it was the greatest thing in the world. Since those Little Debbie days, I've learned a thing or two about quality and let's just say that this coffee crumb cake had it goin' on in all aspects! Soft, delicately sweet, with a bit of a tart flavor from the rhubarb. Sweet Lordy Jesus. By now I had no conscious at all. Just give me the goodz! I also purchased the cinnamon roll. Words cannot describe what I tasted and felt, but let me go ahead and try. Soft Gooey Sweet Cinnamony Crunchy. You name it. This forbidden "fruit" was better than I had ever imagined. I needed something to wash this all down before leaving, so I decided to go with one of their house made mango juices from the fridge. A perfect way to end such a sugary trip. Prices are a tad high, but for the quality and flavor you get, it is well worth the extra pennies. They have outdoor seating that is great for relaxing with your coffee or pastries, or to even just chatting with your friends. This place is kid friendly and has colorful chalk for children to draw on the city walkways with. They also serve savory dishes, sandwiches and sourdough bread. So, if you aren't in the mood for something sweet, there are plenty of other options to choose from at this bakery. The only excuse I have for going on such a sugar crazed frenzy is "The devil made me do it." Yeah, that's it. Meanwhile, I'll think about repenting later just to sin here all over again. *Throws holy water on myself* *shudders* read more

Dr.Shim S.

15 years ago

I want to start off by giving a heads up to the owners, who decided to open such a fantastic bakery on this street. It is exactly what the neighbor hood needed. The owners are wonderful, always very interested in who you are, and what your about- It makes one feel good to be asked questions- because it shows they truly want to get to know their customers. I have a lot to say about this place.. so hold on to your seats. The staff: About 95% of the staff are sweet, and overly attentive. But lately the same two young girls, have given me less than standard service.. For example, when I came in by myself to get a few things- the young Asian girl with glasses and black hair and another girl with brown hair and blue eyes- ignore me- especially if there is other young men in the bakery. Normally I wouldn't consider this a problem, but it has happened now more than a few times.. It doesn't make any sense to me, because EVERYONE ELSE is SOOO overly nice and polite!??!? BUT I still come here because I love the food and the location.. right by the beach. OK now for the food: In the latest issue of 7x7 magazine that frequents my office... there was an article about the "top 10 places to eat in the outer sunset". What made me SO happy, is that Devil's Teeth scored 2nd place out of 10 for their breakfast sandwich!!! The breakfast sandwich I have had it REALLY good- and then other time disappointing.. but hold on let me emphasize that when its GOOD- its REALLY GOOD. It's a home made fresh biscuit, cheddar cheese, bacon, and what they call their "two egg-er"- which is an enormously sized scrambled egg.. When it's "good" it's due to the perfection of the ratio portion of the bacon, egg, and cheese.. I read in the article that there is to be 3 strips of bacon when in fact... it is ONE piece of bacon folded over. Last time I brought one home for my wife, she opened it up and saw little else but a daunting 4 inch egg-er in the sandwich.. I hate to say this but she just threw the egg to our two labs.. they seemed to like it. it was way too much and over powered the rest of it. But either way I cant deny it is one of my favorite things on their menu. -Pie: The strawberry pie is by far my favorite. Lately they have been doing a strawberry and blueberry blend- which is alright, but my favorite is the plain strawberry! The banana creme pie is second to none and I dream of it often :) -Muffins: My favorite muffin- by far is the black berry muffin.. the blackberry banana is also great as well as the blueberry banana. I can woof down these heavenly muffins in a sitting- that's how good they are. I also highly enjoy the donut muffin, but the fruit muffins are by far the BEST, possibly that Ive ever had in my LIFE! - As far as the rest: The Cheese cake- is AMAZING. I love this little topping they put over it.. its almost like an extra creamy topping.. since cheesecake can b somewhat dry. I love the lemon cheesecake as well. The quiche is AMAZING, the crust is perfect buttery and flaky. Pretty much everything is wonderful. I highly recommend this place! read more

Smith T.

277

3 years ago

If there's one thing that has truly left me spellbound and craving for more, it's the breakfast egg sandwich at Devil's Teeth Baking Company. This charming little haven tucked away in the heart of the city has mastered the art of crafting a breakfast delight that is pure heaven on a plate! From the moment you walk in, the tantalizing aroma of freshly baked goods and the warm, inviting ambiance immediately draw you in. The staff is incredibly friendly, and the service is top-notch. But let's get to the main attraction--the breakfast egg sandwich! The first bite transported me to a world of culinary bliss. The perfectly toasted, fluffy brioche bun cradled a divine combination of flavors. The star of the show, the eggs, were cooked to perfection--creamy and slightly runny, just the way I like them. Each bite was a harmonious symphony of textures and tastes. The velvety eggs blended impeccably with the savory, crispy bacon and melted cheese, creating an explosion of flavors that dance on your taste buds. But wait, there's more! The sandwich comes with a surprising twist--avocado slices, fresh tomatoes, and a drizzle of zesty chipotle mayo that elevates the entire experience to an entirely new level. The creaminess of the avocado and the tangy mayo provide the perfect contrast to the richness of the eggs and bacon. It's a medley of mouthwatering goodness that's hard to put into words. If you're an egg sandwich enthusiast like me, this place is an absolute must-visit. And even if you're not, Devil's Teeth Baking Company will surely convert you. Every bite is like a culinary revelation, a heavenly experience that will leave you dreaming about your next visit. The portions are generous, and I appreciate that they use high-quality, fresh ingredients. The price is reasonable for the exceptional quality and taste you get. I can't help but praise the skillful chefs who have mastered the art of breakfast perfection. Whether you're looking for a satisfying breakfast to kickstart your day or a delightful brunch treat with friends, Devil's Teeth Baking Company has got you covered. But be warned, this sandwich is so delicious; it might just become your new addiction! In conclusion, I can't recommend this place enough. The breakfast egg sandwich is nothing short of a masterpiece, and it has earned Devil's Teeth Baking Company a permanent spot in my list of all-time favorite eateries. Don't miss out on this incredible culinary experience. Bon appétit! read more

Eva W.

231

15 years ago

Definitely have to agree with everyone that Devil's Teeth Baking Company is very FRESH! I came in ready to start my morning off with one of their breakfast sammies and the banana blueberry muffins. I have a huge soft spot for breakfast sandwiches. When I saw that Devil's Teeth serves breakfast sammies, I was super excited to try one! I really appreciate that the sammies are made fresh - right after I placed my order I saw them crack the eggs into the skillet. The portions are also huge, but then again the breakfast sandwich was $5. So how did the food taste? Well...I was slightly underwhelmed by the breakfast sandwich. The biscuit was soft and flaky, but the sandwich was dry and lacked flavor. They should add some hot sauce or ketchup on the side. Also, I really wish they put sausage in the sandwich. There are 2 strips of bacon, cheese, and lots of fluffy scrambled eggs but where's the sausage?? The banana blueberry muffin comes topped with whole blueberries baked into a banana bread muffin. The texture of the muffin was a little too doughy and tasted a bit bland. Just an extra hint of banana flavor and these muffins would be perfect! The staff are nice and welcoming and the fresh baked goodies taste homemade and comforting. I'll probably be back to try their Beignet Sundays and a Blue Bottle coffee! read more

Whitney W.

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293

14 years ago

Only got their ginger cookie because I went a little late in the afternoon and most pastries were gone. I wasn't hungry at that time so I decided on the cookie so I can save it for later. The ginger cookie was delicious!! I wasn't even hungry, but decided to try it anyways and it was yummy! It is about the size of your whole hand (pretty big cookie) for $2.50. There are actual soft ginger candy chunks in it that are sweet/very ginger-y and the cookie itself is a good blend of saltiness and sweetness. Very chewy cookie and did not turn hard or dry out after a day. The staff were very friendly and you can help yourself with some water if you'd like (located at where the sugar/creamer are). There are limited indoor seating and some outdoor seating. They serve not just pastries/brownies/cookies/cakes but also breakfast/lunch sandwiches, lunch dishes..etc. Also have beignet Sundays for $1 a piece...too bad I went on a Saturday. Would like to try their beignets next time if I get the chance! read more

Madel R.

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3 years ago

I recently visited Devils Teeth and my overall experience was mixed. The first thing that struck me was the extreme wait time, which made me think it must be a popular spot. The place was indeed bustling, which often indicates quality. However, when I finally got to taste their offerings, I found them to be just okay. I ordered a chocolate chip cookie, and while it was decent, it didn't particularly wow me. I thought it would taste a bit more homemade but it tasted like something you get at Safeway, very sweet. The biscuits I tried were a bit hard, even after requesting them to be heated. On the positive side, their beignets were a highlight, being soft and fluffy, and the coffee was passable. Prices are fair. Street parking. Outside seating available. In the end, I'd rate my experience at Devils Teeth a 3/5. It's worth trying if you're in the area and curious about something new, but it didn't leave a lasting impression on me, and I don't see myself going back. read more

Bo-Bo W.

5 years ago

I've lived in the Outer Sunset for years and have been to DT many times. This place is quite overrated: the lemon bars are overly sweet, most of the pastries are overpriced to begin with, and the special breakfast sandwich is a mess (seriously, wrapping the sandwich in foil after it has hollandaise isn't a great idea . . . plus it is incredibly small for an expensive sandwich). It certainly isn't very affordable, and many of the positive reviews (and long lines) come from outsiders who drive out here and take photos for Instagram. That is (probably) why the owner supports reopening a small stretch of highway close to the shop that locals have used for fitness during COVID (and needs to remain closed). That isn't the reason for this negative review, but it should serve as a warning that this place isn't a local community hub - it's just popularized by out-of-town, non-local folks. Locals know this place isn't anywhere near a steal. read more

Christine D.

6 years ago

Literally the best gem in San Francisco. It's bittersweet that I had to leave this review because I know how popular this place is already, but now it's gonna be even more popular! This local, neighborhood gem is located in the Sunset area. Only 5 blocks from Ocean Beach! Their bakery is simple and ingredients rich with butter and even more love! When you're here you have to get the breakfast sando. Hammered between 2 flakey biscuits that's more flakey than the people in SF. The ingredients are simple: egg, cheese, and bacon. On Sunday: get the beignets, you wont regret it. They're also famous for their shark cookies. Yes you heard that right... shark. Shaped. Cookies! The cookies are so buttery you'll probably need to run a 5k to sweat it all out. All in all you can never go wrong with a quick visit here. PRO TIP: go in groups so save spots in line. One can be parking the car the others saving your spot! read more

Francis F.

Elite 23

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177

3 years ago

Devils Teeth won me over with their exceptional breakfast sandwich featuring soft and buttery biscuits, creamy interiors, and eggs that were nothing short of amazing. The attention to detail in crafting each element of the sandwich elevated it to a delightful breakfast experience. The local shop vibes at Devils Teeth added to the charm, creating an atmosphere that felt welcoming and authentic. It's the kind of place that captures the essence of a community spot, making the dining experience all the more enjoyable. The service, while not extraordinary, was decent and contributed to the overall positive experience. The staff's attentiveness ensured a smooth and pleasant breakfast visit. In summary, Devils Teeth stands out for its fantastic breakfast sandwich, cozy local vibes, and decent service. If you're in the mood for a delightful morning bite in a welcoming environment, this spot is worth a visit. read more

Nobu K.

Elite 9

1486

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12 years ago

It's like a Chicken-Hawk-Bitch. Well, tell you why There is a MORON who is very rude and needs serious help: She may not know how to count She may not know basic math She thinks it's OK to see the customers wait She thinks it's OK to not to care for the customers She thinks it's OK to work very slow She thinks it's OK to be rude Come the FXXX ON That's why the line in so long. Because the bad ordering system and the MORON CASHIER ! The business is very loosely run The long line is not because the cooking time. FXXXin' Hell, It's all because the ignorant bastard. Coffee is not good. Ever. Attitude is often lacking and service disorganized. Over priced in general. A lot of their baked goods, but just are not tasty anymore because of the service. Why should I go back to get the lousy attitude? This Devil's Teeth got a big cavity. No Thank you, Low Life Bitxx!, period. read more

Gerard B.

6 years ago

I'm always surprised at why this place has good reviews. Ok- I admit it- I am taking away two stars because the line is ALWAYS atrociously long. But the REASON WHY the line is atrociously long is because their staff is somehow always horribly untrained and slow. Clearly they have bad management issues and a lack of training, as the people are always kind and helpful, they just don't really seem to know what's going on or how to handle customer service issues. Speaking of that, the other star lost is because I've come here approximately 6 times, and at least half the time, they've screwed up my order. (I've also watched them screw up a bunch of other people's orders on a few occasions). For most people, you've waited so long for your food that you are desperate and just take the wrong order. But if you have allergies, this is really not the place for you. read more

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194

11 years ago

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This is why I love the city- for its fresh local food and bakery. I came out of my way to try this new place and I was quite impressed with their baked goods. I had the blackberry muffin with FRESH blackberries baked on top and the oatmeal raisin cookie. Both had the right amount of sweetness and yummy taste. And of course I had the famous Blue Bottle coffee to accompany with. However, I was slightly disappointed that they didn't have the banana blackberry muffin, which is really what attracted me here. I give this bakery 3.5 starts for its fresh and innovative goodies. It may not be the most amazing bakery in the city, but it may probably be so in the neighborhood. read more

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Devil's Teeth Baking Company is an absolute San Francisco gem! Everything about this place is perfect -- from the friendly, cool neighborhood vibe to the incredible food and coffee. Their special breakfast sandwich is unreal -- fluffy biscuit, perfectly cooked egg, melted cheese, and crispy bacon all stacked together in pure perfection. It's one of those sandwiches that you think about long after you've finished it. Pair it with one of their lattes or pastries, and you've got the perfect morning. The line moves quickly, and it's totally worth the wait. Whether you're a local or just visiting ñ, this spot should be at the top of your list. read more

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2 years ago

We drive all the way from Antioch just to visit Devil's Teeth Baking Company, and it never disappoints. This little gem is renowned for its breakfast biscuits, which are absolutely worth the trip. After grabbing our breakfast, we love heading to Ocean Beach to enjoy the meal with a view. If we're lucky enough to go on a Sunday, we get to indulge in their beignets, which are such a treat. Despite the small wait that's almost always there, the experience is consistently worth it. The food is delicious and the atmosphere is charming. If you're looking for a fantastic breakfast spot, Devil's Teeth Baking Company is a must-visit. read more

Evelyn W.

3 years ago

After visiting this place several times, I thought it was about time to share my thoughts! Their breakfast sandwiches truly live up to the hype. However, I must admit that every time I order one, I find the biscuit to be a bit too dry for my taste, and I end up discarding the top bun altogether. On the bright side, the $1 beignets on Sundays are absolutely delightful. They're served hot and made to order, making them a real treat. Despite the seemingly long line, the wait time is surprisingly quick and the service is outstanding. I'll definitely keep coming back for those delicious beignets and top-notch service! read more

Evee G.

14 years ago

We decided to check this place out after reading all the great reviews. We were very full after lunch but really wanted to try this place out. Their pastries looked pretty yummy.. They have the usual, bars, scones, cookies, etc.... But the reason I'm not going back is because the young bearded man in the glasses gave us the biggest most unnecessary attitude ever. Order with him if you don't want to piss him off. Apparently he thought the lady at the register was incapable of moving to her right a bit to grab a couple of things for us. Thanks for ruining my first experience there! read more

Jade C.

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2 years ago

This small bakery is a hidden gem, offering unique flavor pairings that elevate the typical bakery experience. From earl gray Pistachio bread to zucchini fig bread, each bite surprises with creative and balanced combinations that appeal to both adventurous and classic tastes. Despite its modest size, the bakery is extremely popular, with lines often stretching outside--proof of how much people love it. The friendly staff and cozy atmosphere make the wait worthwhile. If you enjoy inventive treats and don't mind a little line, this bakery is definitely worth a visit. read more

Lil C.

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15 years ago

I usually don't have time to sit and write a review on new places in my neighborhood let alone the city I live in but I have to comment on The Devil's Teeth Baking Company. The pastry selection is out of this world and if you are not a sweet tooth type of person then you should think about the curry chicken salad or their quiche. I am so happy to have this place in the outer sunset. It is great to bring your kids and either head to the beach or the park with a nice treat in hand. Give this place a try and I think you will really enjoy everything they have to offer. read more

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A little tip for your Sunday plans -- $1 beignets at Devils Teeth Baking Co. and yes, they are as good as they sound. We popped in on a Sunday and grabbed some and they were so yummy. What makes them extra special is that they're made fresh to order, so you're getting them hot and perfectly pillowy every time. They're a pretty average size so my advice is to get at least two -- one is just not going to cut it and you'll regret not ordering more the second you finish the first one. At $1 a pop there is really no reason not to. A perfect little Sunday treat! read more

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