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    Goody Cafe

    3.8 (108 reviews)
    InexpensiveCafes
    Closed 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Turkey & Pesto Melt
    Lito Z.

    This little hidden jem is a cute coffee & brunch spot, although I wish they'd add more to the lunch menu. I had the turkey & pesto panini which was delicious & crunchy. I also had the iced cold brew which was very flavorful and hit the spot. Super caffeinated too. The staff was very kind and inviting. I will be visiting often.

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    Jessica L.

    All round not very good. Don't try the crumble cakes - very dry and hard. My drink was missing two ingredients - the honey and milk. The bacon egg potato burrito is really just 10 pieces of bacon bits in an egg potato burrito. Stomach started feeling weird after. Coffee was not bad at least.

    Eggplant sandwich, iced honey lavender latte
    Mingshi H.

    I was in the area because of a conference and decided to get coffee and lunch here. I got an iced honey lavender latte and their eggplant sandwich. The worker asked if whole milk was okay, and I asked if she had 2% because my stomach does better with 2%; unfortunately they didn't have 2% milk but she said she had nonfat and could mix the two of them if that was okay with me. I really appreciated how accommodating she was! It took some time to order and get my food and latte because she was the main person making the drinks and food, but it was a quick wait given that she was the only worker manning the place.

    Iced Matcha Latte
    Emily L.

    Super convenient location, so I'm always inclined to get a drink here when in the area. I haven't tried the coffee, but their matcha is lacking. It does taste like matcha, but the milk ratio is off and overpowers it, but at least it's not clumpy? The price point isn't too bad either compared to the average prices in the same area. Would skip the matcha here and order something else.

    Mexican mocha and dirty earl
    Emily C.

    Average coffee. Pretty small cup, and I wish there was more ice since it was lukewarm quickly. I would prefer bigger cup, more ice. Baristas were nice and helped answered my questions. The store was very cute and colorful. I got the small Mexican mocha ($4.75) with oat milk (+0.75), and my boyfriend got a small dirty earl. The Mexican mocha tastes like regular mocha with cinnamon, which was quite good. My boyfriend did not like the dirty earl at all, but it wasn't too bad, pretty much a slightly more bitter earl grey tea. I think the room temperature drinks threw us off a little. Overall, it was alright. If you like to try funky, unique flavors then definitely give it a try. They have lots of floral options, but I'm not a fan. Personally, I wouldn't go back.

    The ham and egg " frittata " (quiche lorraine-style. Yum!

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    Really liked the cappuccino I ordered here. Consider going to Goody Cafe instead of the Equator coffee nearby that always has a long line!

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    This was definitely my first time ever coming to San Francisco's Chinatown. I've actually only been…read moreto the one in New York!! This one is a fraction of the size, but it's easier to get to for me! Hee. I will say if you park on the street, make sure you turn your wheels the correct way!! Sadly out in front of this coffee shop we got a $273 ticket because our wheels returned the wrong way. I actually didn't think that this street had that much of an incline, but safety first! What a happy note, my boyfriend won $20 scratch off here and his sister got $15 of another series of scratch off tickets! Lol as we congratulated each other on our weddings, other people came in. Hee I also love the mural that was being painted outside and there was an artist or two out there, painting it as we walked by! I honestly love the community aspect of these beautiful heroes that give so much detail about US history, especially within are many different cultural nationalities! I will definitely come back to this coffee shop and get more items! About a block away is the Bruce Lee Mural, in case you're looking for that!! Hee

    Jinshan Cafe was an unexpected stop during a walk home through Chinatown. I needed a short break, a…read morecup of coffee, and a place to sit for a few minutes, so I stepped inside. An older gentleman behind the counter took my order for a small latte and was friendly and helpful in getting me situated. The latte was good, although a bit pricier than I expected at just over $7 with tax. The café itself is small but comfortable, with a handful of tables along the wall and some interesting artwork that gives the space a little character. While sipping my coffee, I noticed they also serve ice cream, and flavors like Red Bean and Black Sesame definitely caught my attention. I managed to resist the temptation this time. A group of students and teachers arrived shortly afterward, making the café a bit livelier, so I finished my latte and headed out. Overall, it was a pleasant place to take a break in Chinatown.

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    I've been to this franchise of Matcha coffee shops a handful of times before but only in the south…read moreBay/Silicon Valley. This is my first time going to one in Chinatown. Service was as fast as it could be since their menu is all the same. We got a Matcha lemonade and oh hot Matcha latte for my sore throat. Everything tasted delicious and we got a sample of the Matcha soft serve also! We got our food within five minutes and we're out the door! This particular store was rather small, but I would definitely go back again since the café itself is very consistent on its flavor from location to location! I appreciate the consistency and delicious much flavor!!

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    The line was already forming when we arrived just ten minutes before opening. This charming little…read morepatisserie serves beautifully crafted pastries that are well worth the wait. There was nothing plain about the butter croissant. Its delicate, flaky layers and crisp, golden exterior gave way to a rich, buttery center. The traditional quiche, served warm, was the perfect start to an early Sunday morning. A light, fluffy egg custard was filled with tender bites of potato, bacon, and melted cheese, in a perfectly crisp, buttery puff pastry crust. The Paris Brest is a must order. If you're a pistachio lover, prepare to fall even harder after the very first bite. The nutty, creamy filling is decadent without being too sweet. Next time I'm going to try their pate.

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