Small coffee shop with a neighborhood vibe. Gentleman behind the counter was friendly, and…read morepromptly delivered an excellent cappuccino. It was wet-style, which is my preference, but YMMV. They have a variety of had-held breakfast offerings, and while I didn't partake, what I saw looked delicious. Today was my first time here, but I'll stop in again if I need caffeine in this neck of the woods.

This is a nice little coffee shop located in San Francisco at the corner of Sutter and Leavenworth,…read morein Lower Nob Hill. It is directly accessible via the 27 Bryant bus, the 2 Sutter bus, or just a few blocks south of the California Cable Car & Leavenworth stop. As background, I am a unapologetic coffee snob. I ordered a large medium roast coffee. It was very good. Nuff' said! They also have some very nice looking pastries and breakfast sandwiches. The breakfast sandwiches caught my eye because, for whatever reason, finding a decent breakfast sandwich in this city has always been hard (i was born here, see picture)! The breakfast sandwiches were a good size, with egg, cheese, and ham, on a croissants, and reasonably priced. I did not buy one, but I was very tempted! Although the service at "Cup of Joy" was a little lacking, with the cashier being a little stiff, the coffee here is very good. They also have space to sit inside, and outside. And it was a sunday, with this being one of the few coffee shops open past 5pm, for which i am very appreciative! :)

Great tasting coffee. I ordered a SF Vanilla Latte w/ Oat milk because they didn't have Almond…read more Sweetened to perfection for this small cafe. Service was great as the second customer here. I don't know what section I'm in but there are a lot of homeless in the area. Let me check my Google maps. Oh I'm just two blocks away from the Warfield. Good to know for the next concert. With tip, the coffee cost me $8. That's San Francisco for you. After this let's explore some more on this day Muni pass See you some more on Yelp 2026

On the first morning of my conference in downtown San Francisco, I looked up to see if there were…read moreany local coffee shops nearby and I found Cafecito. It was just a short walk from my hotel so I made my way over before the conference started in the morning. I was warmly greeted and placed my order for an iced oat milk vanilla latte and a breakfast burrito with sausage. Everything was made fresh to order and the latte had the perfect level of espresso and sweetness. But the breakfast burrito - oh my goodness! Simple ingredients - eggs, cheese, sausage, potatoes. But it was just SO delicious! Cafecito gave me the sustenance I needed to make it through a long day of conference courses.

Bagels sandwiches were good. Lox bagel, would have loved more capers or some dill to sharpen up…read morethe sandwich. Ube latte needs quite a bit more ube in it, had only the slightest hint of ube.

I was staying at the Cornell Hotel de France with my partner for their birthday and after our teeny…read moretiny breakfast there, I was still hungry. I got a bagel sandwich -- it was the egg, sausage, and cheese one on an asiago bagel. I also got a regular latte with oat milk and a piece of the Hungarian coffee cake. I thought that was neat because my partner is Hungarian, so we were going to share it. I'm not big on walnuts, but it was pretty good! I'm giving four stars for the sweet service / staff and the fact that you can see everything being made for you. It seemed very inviting and relaxed inside, as well. I will say though, the most flavor from my bagel-sandwich came from the bagel itself, not the sausage or egg. It was a little bland, but I am in a very good mood because of being on vacation, so I wasn't disappointed. The latte was very rich and good. I will hopefully come back again soon, if my partner and I are in the area again.

Solid coffee, good donuts and croissant sandwich…read more This is a great grab and go place or sit and sip. This was conveniently close to our hotel. Clean. Great service.

Friendly people but pretty mid donuts and $6 for a plain croissant? The coffees are ok here. If…read moreyou're there on the corner and need a quick stop, go for it. If you got time, you might wanna shuffle down the street a block.

Hands down the best breakfast spot! First off, tiny little…read moreplace in the corner. They have bar seating inside facing the outside windows as well as some tables outside. We went for a quick breakfast stop and placed our order at the cashier. Everyone here was super nice. We sat down to wait, and it only took about 10 minutes for the sandwich to be ready. I also got a small cappuccino which was ready real quick. They have an area with cinnamon, chocolate powder, cream and sugar in case you want to add anything extra to your coffee. We got the ultimate breakfast sandwich and OMG it was sooooo good!!! At first, I was scared the english muffin was going to be dry, but no my dear. That was the best english muffin anything I've ever had. It had fresh eggs which were nicely seasoned, turkey, avocado, swiss cheese, spinach, and a red onion sauce which was insane. Every bite is a party in your mouth. Also ended with the pain au chocolat and it was perfection. Nice and flaky and the right amount of chocolate. Highly recommend stopping by this hidden gem!

This is a cute little coffee shop in front of UCSF. This place has limited indoor seating and…read moreoutdoor seating. The baristas are friendly. I ordered a French breakfast sandwich and it was very delicious. In the past Ive ordered coffee and it's good as well. All in all I think this is a very cute and nice spot for a coffee or breakfast.

The breakfast plater, breakfast sandwiches and subs are fresh and really good. Hot coffee and cold…read morecoffee are fresh. Only two people are working here but they are fast at serving the food( unless you are behind a big group/order ). We like it so much that we ordered breakfast again the next day and even took subs for to go. It was our daughter who picked this place by looking up in yelp. They really serve good food here. They deserve their rating. We will come back again only if you are close to our place. Keep up the good work ! You guys are the best!

This was an unexpected delight. Located next to Berber barber shop, this is the perfect stop off…read morepoint either before your man's haircut or while you're waiting. Small, and cute. Decor has a cherry blossom tree and a few bar top style seats if you wanted to eat here. Here's what we got: 1. BBQ Pork Bahn Mi - 5/5 - perfect ratio of fatty pork with sriracha is the best way to start the day. 2. BBQ Chicken Bahn Mi- 5/5 - this was enjoyed more without the sriracha. They are $7.99 each which is a STEAL for the city. You can tell the French loafs are fresh: a key constituent in a bomb bahn mi. I would come back just for the bread alone.

Service: A+ Ambiance: A+…read more Food: A++ We had olives, anchovies, Caesar salad, artichoke salad, and mussels! And the Pinot Grigio! We left every plate clean. It was all delicious. The chilled Pinot was clutch on a rare hot SF day. I'm usually not a fan of mussels but would have them again and again and again at this spot. My cousin hated anchovies prior but now is a big fan. We will come back again soon.

I stopped here on June 9th around 3:00 p.m. and was lucky enough to make it to their happy hour…read morespecials. The space itself was quite nice. The lighting was soft so it felt very warm inside but still bright enough because of the giant window near the front it felt like a big space overall. When I arrived there were roughly another three tables that were being occupied by either parties of one or two. There was one person behind the bar / cash register taking orders and getting everything served to the people within the restaurant. While there I decided to get a happy hour drink which was one of their Spritz, a cold brew coffee because I need the caffeine before my drive back to Sacramento, the chips and dip special for happy hour, and a grilled chicken sandwich since this was also my lunch. The homemade chips were amazing and I will state that I didn't realize my sandwich was going to come with chips. Had I known that I wouldn't have bought chips but because they were so good I tried my best to finish them and did not succeed. The dip that came with the chips though I thought it was going to be more heavy but it was actually quite light and actually refreshing when you bit into the chip. The cold brew coffee that I got was well balanced. There was no bitter aftertaste granted I know that cold brew shouldn't but there have been some cold brews I've had that still has that bitterness. The one thing that took away a star was definitely the chicken sandwich that I got. It looked pretty for sure but there was a lot of bread compared to the size of the chicken breast inside. So said differently the ratio of protein to bread was not proportionate. I ended up taking out the chicken and the other feelings and putting it into one half of the bread and just eating half of the sandwich with the two half pieces of chicken together. I will say overall I did enjoy my meal and I did like the proximity to the main Union square area. It was a short walk from there and took away nicely where again it felt cozy but still had access to the main places around it.

This place is rather small, but definitely a local mysterical coffee space that y'all should…read moresupport in the Tenderloin! It's easily a 2 minute walk from the 38 bus stop going west towards Japantown, and while it's hard to find parking, the coffee shop is usually always pretty bustling. Though small, the ambiance and the energy are always top notch -- you can never deny it! The service was quick and efficient -- and it works perfect for professionals who are in a rush to get to meetings. I got quite a few things at Scullery -- a latte with a savory bread toast (they had sadly ran out of the sweet option so I aimed for the savory option this time around). The bread was really crunchy and very soft -- especially filling with the savory taste as well!

We got to check out Scullay Coffee recently. The space is very small with only a few counter seats,…read morebut it was cute overall. They also had a couple of little outdoor seats . We ordered two drinks and a toast. After waiting about 15 minutes for only one drink came out, I asked about the second drink. The barista said they were out of ingredients to make it. They offered substitutions, but after looking over the menu, three other drinks I picked also couldn't be made because they were missing ingredients. At that point I just asked them to make whatever they could. We ended up and a Burnt Carmel latte and I think he made some sort of pistachio latte. They were both good, but I do wish the temperature was a bit warmer. The avocado toast was mixed for me. They were generous with the avocado and it tasted fresh, which I appreciated. But the tomato topping wasn't my favorite -- the chunks tasted more like canned stewed tomatoes, so I ended up picking most of them off. Overall, nice people, but the long wait and limited menu availability made the experience not our favorite . The location is also not the best .... But San Francisco in general is not in the best shape currently!