Came here on a Wednesday night and there were plenty of seats. It's a cute place with lots of light…read moreand plushies around. We got a Coffee Bingsu and a Mango Coconut Sago, both of which came out quickly. The Coffee Bingsu was very good, definitely sweet enough on its own without the condensed milk and lots of toppings. Loved the whimsy of serving the sago in a bathtub. The Mango Coconut Sago was very light and refreshing, and the sago was a good texture! Would definitely come back again, especially because they are open late.

Staff friendly and attentive and it is spacious with plenty of tables…read more I may have ordered the wrong things. I got the sp fish and popcorn chicken with jalapeños on the side. The fish was on the thinner side and the popcorn chicken was a bit dry. They have all day dim sum but we didn't order any. Maybe their specialty is their shaved iced desserts. Will have to come back next time and try.

Very good cakes. My friend bought 4 pieces and shared them at dinner and they were all really good…read more I hope this review helps you better make decisions on selecting what flavors / types of cakes you wanna get. Early grey crepe cake- if you like earl grey tea and crepe cake this would be a strong contestant. The tea flavor was immense and I liked how the layered cream was airy and a bit foamy that makes the earl grey cream the main character of the cake. Passion fruit - really good!! The passion fruit flavor was deep and strong with real seeds in the cream. It has a very slight hint of tangy and a very well done flavor profile! Sesame basque - if you like a creamy basque cheesecake and sesame then this would be wonderful. For me, basque cheesecake usually isn't my go-to as I like something more light and airy, but the black sesame was very rich and tastes almost a bit savory. Flavor profile is a bit neutral and neither too sweet or savory. Pandan sponge cakes- pandan flavor stands out and I love how they use coconut flesh in between the layers. It's pretty creative! There's texture (soft pandan sponge cake + crunchy fresh coconut ) in this cake which is interesting, but when you cut the cake it might fall apart. I would say this cake plays more with texture and creativity and less on the perfecting the taste. Don't get me wrong it's still good! Not sure about service but my friend said she interrogated the staff so that she could select the best cakes for us :) Will Def be back !

This is a great place for sliced cakes, especially if you like Asian inspired flavors. They have a…read morereally nice variety of mille crepe cakes and other desserts, with flavors like pandan, matcha, ube, taro and more. I love that you can get individual slices instead of committing to a whole cake, which makes it so easy to try several flavors in one visit. The cakes are really pretty and have so many thin layers that each bite feels light and creamy. This is perfect if you enjoy lighter cakes. I think the Asian flavors are what make Sweet Glory stand out from a lot of other cake spots in the city. There are plenty of familiar flavors, but also combinations that you don't see anywhere else. The space is also surprisingly spacious, with plenty of indoor seating and a cute patio in the back. It's a nice place to sit down with a few slices and take your time. Great dessert spot if you want to try a few different cakes in one visit. The fact that you can order by the slice makes it especially easy to explore the menu without having to choose just one.

I recently ate a slice of carrot birthday cake from here and it was divine, so I stopped by to pick…read moreup a scone and a couple of cupcakes. This is a very consistent bakery with an assortment of breads, cookies, cakes, croissants, cupcakes and other pastries. The lemon drop cupcake is a standout with a lemony filling and a dollop of lemon frosting on top! It's really worth the calories, especially after a major workout!

Finally walked in to the delightful bakery. Friendly staff,…read morewonderful service and a casual spot with outside seating. Lots to offer including caffeine, pastries, cakes, cupcakes, cookies and take home dough. Note that everyday from 3-6pm, all drinks are half off. What a great offering. We got the matcha cake slice, the cherry pie, oatmeal raisin cookie, and the mini chocolate chip cookie. Cake was light and each bite contained matcha and yuzu. A solid option. The cookies were soft and chewy. Overall, a wonderful place for all your sweets

IMHO Shaw's is right…read morenext door to Sushi Sheng where we had dinner, so it was very convenient to stop in afterward for an ice cream dessert! The last time I was here may have been 50 years ago. I don't remember much except for the pink striped awning, pink decor and checkered floor. You can't help but smile when you enter and see candy galore and display cases of candy, fudge, and ice cream. While the family was choosing their Mitchell's ice cream flavors for their pint purchases, I sat in the big swing in the back! I asked Noemi, the friendly ice cream scooper, if they had my favorite chocolate candy, non-pareils. Indeed, they did! I left with a small bag for $5.50. Will we return? You bet!

Shaw's has it all, fudge, Mitchell's ice cream, drinks, merch. This was my first time here and…read moredefinitely not my last time. I got the double size of Oreo and Strawberry. The portions are great. You can't go wrong with any of the fudge and it's made in house! Service was nice and friendly. Street parking

I tried Golden Morsels at the Grand Lake Farmers' Market on a Saturday morning and was immediately…read moresold after they gave us a pretty generous sample. The staff were super friendly and welcoming! I got the coconut pandan crinkle cookie, and it was SO good. I loved how thick the cookie was, and the texture was perfectly soft and chewy without being too dense. The pandan flavor was also pretty strong, which I really liked, and there were little coconut bits throughout that added a nice texture. Overall, such a yummy cookie and great service! They can be found at the Grand Lake Farmers' Market on Saturdays from 9am-2pm and the Stonestown Farmers' Market on Sundays from 9am-1pm.

I saw this booth at the lake merritt farmer's market, and I couldn't pass it up! I was intrigued…read morethe variety of cookie flavors that they had, especially the filipino flavors! The cookies were super big and dense, which made us super excited to try them out. We tried: - The Calamansi Crinkle cookie: our favorite one! As someone who does not usually gravitate towards citrus flavors in dessert, I was blown away by this cookie. It had the most delicious calamansi flavor, and was baked so well. - The Ube cookie: so rich, fudge-y, and moist! I love ube everything, so I was not surprised that I loved this. It could have had a bit stronger of a flavor, but I would get it again regardless. - The Coconut-Pandan Crinkle cookie: this was unfortunately not our favorite, and was ultimately not for us. In my opinion, it lacked a more robust coconut flavor, and had a very earthy taste. If you want a less-sweet cookie, this one would be for you! Overall, I'm super glad that I stopped by this stand at the market. The person working the booth was super kind, and I loved their booth setup. Next time, I want to try the Chai Snickerdoodle! :)

I'm relieved I am not a CCSF student in the area because my daily caffeine intake would more than…read morelikely be this place, guaranteed!! This place is so cute!! Dog themed (even "dog parking" outside!) with dog merch. They've got some pastries and light snacks. standard run of the mill coffee drinks and then... my absolute favorite... latte einspanner! layers of cold milk, ice, espresso and whipped cream. They also make a matcha and hojicha version. Although there are other locations of Diamond Coffee, I think this is the only one that makes einspanners (please correct me if i'm wrong)

Visited on a Sunday around 10:00am with a friend, cafe had a few other guests but plenty of open…read moreseating available. Drinks: oat milk cappuccino - good, milk was bell foamed, served hot with a nice balance of espresso and oat milk -122F - good, interesting concept of an espresso served hot in an ice cold glass with some milk/cream on the bottom creating a frozen layer Food: strawberry and cream croissant waffle - okay, waffle was served warm with whipped cream and diced strawberries, waffle had a slightly tough texture, flavor was breads with a hint of sweetness Service was okay pretty quick order at the register and pick up at the counter when ready. Overall a cute cafe with a wide selection of pastries and drinks, the drinks were solid but would probably skip the croissant waffle.

Lovely atmosphere i love the music it builds a beauty ambiance!! There are many expensive boba…read moreshops in SF but this place feels reasonable and i'm satisfied with the products i get. My mom works nearby and she got divorced from my dad recently so i am now in the area. #feminism #fyp #service #food

The boba tastes like they're cooked just right and the sesame isn't too faded or too strong! 100%…read morewould recommend trying

Good fast wifi and yummy drinks! I was able to take meetings here, but heads up there is music…read moreplaying. Service was quick. I tried the Earl Grey Hojicha and really enjoyed how strong the hojicha was. I couldn't really taste the Earl Grey but the hojicha flavor made up for it! I will be back to try their viet coffee!

Vietnamese coffee must be the new coffee trend in San Francisco. Jade and Java Cafe is another…read morecoffee shop focusing on Vietnamese style coffee as well as matcha drinks. It is located in a small strip mall next to San Francisco State University. I think the place has been opened about a year. Ordered the Pistachio Vietnamese Coffee which has a thick pistachio cream on top. The pistachio cream has good flavor and is enjoyable with sipping. The coffee is strong. They also offer other Vietnamese coffee like traditional, salt cream, and crème brûlée. I haven't tried their matcha drinks but I've heard they are solid as well. Really good selection of flavors including classic, strawberry matcha, coconut matcha, and black sesame matcha.

Sakura is a teeny tiny little Japanese convenience store in the Sunset with all kinds of little…read moretreasures, healthy and delicious snacks and bento boxes, and Japanese pantry items. They get their bentos from Delica in the ferry building I believe and they also have the prettiest cakes, pastries, and sandos. I stop by for their ume onigiri whenever I'm in the area and it's the perfect little snack to hold me over on my drive home to the Valley. Their prices are really good compared to j town and it feels good knowing I'm supporting local small business by shopping there. The people working there are also always really friendly.

Really yummy pork katsu sando wish it was a little warmer. Very yummy and fluffy white bread it was…read moresuper soft.

The Spicy Summer out bingsu felt like we were biting into the summer day with every single crunch…read moreof lychee my friend and I chewed. It felt alive. Almost like an amoeba in the best way possible. I had the organic matcha lava cake and that cake was perfect for someone having a bad week. I felt suddenly calm biting into the warm matcha inside with the cold matcha ice cream mixed together. They both were paired well for a hot day, The ambiance was good; the sound was perfect and the service was incredibly fast and welcoming.

U:Dessert Story is a dessert-focused spot that combines Asian-inspired sweets with a more modern…read morecafe atmosphere. We walked into a space that feels designed for groups, with plenty of seating and a menu built around shareable desserts. The interior has a contemporary, stylish feel with comfortable seating arrangements that accommodate both small groups and larger parties, making it the type of place where you can come after dinner and spend time trying a few different things instead of just ordering one dessert. The energy is lively and social, with groups gathered around large dessert plates and the hum of conversation filling the room. The bingsu is the main attraction here, especially the mango sticky rice bingsu and volcano-style creations. We ordered the mango sticky rice version and found the shaved ice had that soft, fluffy texture that melts quickly, creating a light, refreshing base that absorbs the toppings well. The combination of sweet mango, coconut rice, and the fine ice created a nice balance of fruity sweetness and the familiar coconut flavor, and the toppings were generous enough that each bite felt complete. The volcano-style creations add a dramatic presentation, with toppings cascading over the ice and creating layers of texture and flavor that make the dessert feel more like an experience than just a bowl of ice. The crepe cakes are also worth trying, with lighter layers that make them easier to enjoy without feeling overly heavy, and the matcha and strawberry flavors stood out for their clean, well-balanced profiles. The portions are definitely on the larger side, so this is a better place to share. We found that splitting a few desserts across the table allowed us to try more of the menu without overcommitting, and the variety of options from bingsu to honey toast and lava-style desserts meant there was something for everyone. The honey toast is a fun choice if you want something warm and more indulgent, with a crisp exterior and a soft, buttery interior that pairs well with the ice cream and toppings. Some desserts can feel a little expensive depending on what you order, but the presentation and variety make it more of a dessert outing than a quick snack, and the quality of the ingredients is noticeable across the board. Service can be a little slower when it gets busy, especially later at night when the shop fills up, but the staff are generally friendly and the atmosphere makes it easy to wait. We noticed the team handling the steady flow with efficiency, and the pacing of the meal stayed comfortable even when the restaurant was full. The energy of the room remains social and relaxed, and the staff checked in at the right moments without rushing us through the meal. U:Dessert Story is a solid spot for creative Asian desserts, especially if you are going with friends and want to try a few different flavors together. The combination of shareable portions, thoughtful presentation, and a lively atmosphere makes it a destination for a more social dessert experience, offering a meal that feels both indulgent and communal. The variety across the menu gives you room to explore different styles on repeat visits, and the quality of the desserts keeps the experience feeling intentional and satisfying.