What a wonderful bakery! After having lunch at Mazra, we crossed the street for dessert and ordered…read morea pistachio berry croissant to share (and try out). It was so soft, flavorful and delicious. As good as Backhaus for me (and less crowded). Will be back to try their other food and drinks another time. It all looked good and the staff was very friendly and nice.

Clean location, friendly staff. Menus are printed and on the wall. Have variety of milk…read moresubstitutes. Purchased A honey lavender latte not too sweet. Chai latte with almond milk which I loved. Tiramisu latte that tasted just like that. Pistachio latte a bit too sweet but good. Ube snickerdoodle has a hint of ube.. but the Ube croissant was a delicious! A must try again. Visit from 7/19/16 @8:20am.

The super breakfast burrito and matcha latte with oat were fantastic! Very fresh ingredients. Along…read morewith a friendly staff, this place is a go-to breakfast/lunch spot!

We went here on a Saturday morning and it wasn't too terribly packed (around 8:30am). We snagged a…read morebigger table that seated 6 of us and ordered quickly: Matcha Latte, Cafe Americano, Strawberry Mango smoothie, chocolate croissant, Avocado Toast with egg and bacon, steak and chicken and mushroom empanadas. I honestly felt like we weren't waiting for too long and in no time we received our orders. They also had a setup (on the side) for water (infused) where we could help ourselves. I actually thought that the food were good sized portions and prepared well. The empanadas were nice and flavorful, the avocado toast was as advertised and looked even better in person. The matcha latte was pretty tasty, as was the smoothie. The croissant could've used a little more chocolate to croissant ratio, but still pretty tasty. It was all so fresh and tasty and if you ask me, made with love. When we showed up the timing was ideal since we were able to snag a table and a parking spot with no issues. Service was amazing and everyone was so nice and easy to work with. Would definitely return to this spot if I'm ever back in the area.

Greetings to all, this is my first review of this cafe, let's see how it went:…read more Parking is shared with the business next door to it; which works out well for both of them. Inside is a modestly lit atmosphere which works well for a nice cooling Cinnamon roll and great cup of coffee. The service was nice and friendly and on point with my order. I had a tall triple mocha and a nice cinnamon roll; both were great. Nice job Spruce cafe

Another day at spruce. Looks like the menu changed ! More drinks less sandwich but still love this…read morespot . Plenty of seating. Ordered the London fog matcha cream. London fog matcha cream - matcha cream was delicious ! Very cream and strong in flavor. London fog was not bad subtle earl grey 8/10 Would go again

Casual corner vibe in Millbrae. Ritual coffee beans offering…read morea traditional menu of drinks along with matcha and specials. Friendly and efficient service. Lots of natural light in a place with table and counter seating. We had the raw honey latte that was smooth and nice latte art

Cold crew with crema - could be stronger, coffee flavor was very mild. Mostly tasted like cream…read more Cup was very full of ice; you only get 1/3 cup of cold brew. Open window seating is very comfy on a nice day.

The banana cream pie latte lived up to the hype! Banana flavor was perfect; not too subtle but not…read moreoverpowering at all. I didn't make any adjustments to the drink and the sweetness level was just right for me. Funnily, I walked right past the place because I couldn't find any obvious signage outside. It's a small cafe with a little counter and window seating, seems to be mostly a grab-and-go spot. The menu has a great variety beyond the standard coffee options. Several speciality drinks caught my eye like the Ferrero Rocher latte which I'll definitely try next time. The service was super chill and friendly and I'll definitely be swinging by again. Parking tip: Grand Ave is generally rough when it comes to parking. Save yourself some time and head straight to Miller Ave parking garage. I've hardly had any trouble finding a spot there and it's just a short walk from Dead Eye.

After hiking, my friend and I usually grab a matcha. Dead Eye Coffee Bar was somewhat close to our…read morehiking spot. Another friend recommended I try it, so it seemed great to try it and be close by, hiking-wise. I came on a weekday afternoon. It was quite unassuming, because you enter through a communal door, then turn into the small shop. There's fun, local decor, and the vibes are chill. There are only a couple of stools, and it's quite small with limited standing room. It's more of a grab-and-go vibe than a sit-and-work vibe. The workers were nice, and they brought drinks out efficiently. My friend and I both got the Coco Cream Pandan Matcha Latte with Oat Milk. It's a seasonal drink. You could taste the pandan, and it was creamy from the coconut, but lighter on the matcha. They have other specialty drinks, plus coffee and other teas. I wouldn't mind trying another drink or getting that one again if I were in the area. Dead Eye Coffee Bar is a popular spot for caffeine in South San Francisco. They're located off Grand Ave., but parking can be hit or miss.

Love this place! Wonderful staff! Food awesome & delicious…read more My favorite food....Avocado toast, there is more Thank you....staff

Old standard reliable place Quick service…read more Open tall ceilings. Friendly. Djwishbrjdjdkeks

Antigua is one of my favorite coffee shops. Some of it is nostalgia - I used to come here when I…read morefirst moved to the area. The ambiance is so cozy and welcoming. I like that it's frequented by older locals. You can come here and just sit by yourself or come with a couple people and just catch up and it's fine, it's flexible. Food is solid. I like their pozole the best. I recently had their pork panini and thought it was solid. Wish it was a bit bigger but it was good on pork.

Breakfast burritos...yum. Yum yum! Popped in here for the first time to try their breakfast…read moreburritos and they are hearty and packed. I've been exploring all the breakfast burritos in SanFran but this place is now also at the top of my list! I ordered a breakfast burrito with sausage and was happy with all the fillings - chunky potatoes, good amount of egg, onions, tomato, and chunky pieces of sausage in a spinach tortilla. (Instead of protein, my friend added avocado instead. And you can choose different types of tortillas - flour, whole wheat, spinach, and others) Just overall good and very filling. Not huge but not small either. The only thing I missed was salsa to put on it. Tapatio packets were given instead. (To be fair, these are Latin American-inspired breakfast burritos not "Mexican" burritos with salsa on the side.) Great breakfast burrito! Looks like there are other dishes to try. Lots of people were also there on Sat morning and enjoying their breakfast. Plenty of tables. We'll be back!

First time at the Hangar, and I was impressed how grand and beautiful it was. Plenty of…read morecomfortable seating, diverse cuisine, and cool spot to hang out. The quesabirria tacos from La Ventana were excellent. Hot, melty cheese, tender shredded beef, and delicious dipping consommé. My friend had the breakfast burrito from The Stack and it was a good size and packed with ingredients. She loved it. Protip: observe the limited hours

If you work at oyster point and looking for somewhere to go with coworkers during lunch hours only,…read moreyou could take them to hangar. It's a good choice if people want to be able to select from a variety of different cuisines - Mexican, Korean, Japanese, or American. But, I wouldn't say they are as good as going to a restaurant that specializes in one cuisine. I got a chicken sandwich and it was mid. The chicken had more fried bits than chicken. Also not worth the price. Cloud matcha was not what I expected but it eventually grew on me and reminded me of mollytea. Ended up tasting pretty decent but not sure I'd get it again at that price point. We also had trouble ordering sushi on the kiosk- ordered at the counter and took a while to get our food. It turned out just okay, unfortunately. I haven't tried anything else so maybe my review is a bit skewed and there may be some food options that are worth trying. Generally, the vibe was pretty good but I'd still seek other options, especially considering our cafeterias have better prices for (sometimes better) food.

Not the best food court. But at least it's in close proximity to Century theaters, Barnes and…read moreNoble, and Target (Of course, it's inside a mall!). There is variety of food choices here (although most of them are not very appealing): it has Filipino, Japanese, Vietnamese, Italian, American, and Korean food. I'm just sad because they don't have the shawarma (shawerma?) place anymore... It was good! Well, at least there is a crepe place upstairs now, which I have yet to try. It looks very promising based on yelp reviews. This place is always packed, so don't expect it to look clean all the time. But overall, it is bearable.

100% food spot Yummy food The best Good food choices In The mall The best…read more two thumbs up Racetrack Cafe

Haven't been here in over 30 years yet so little has changed!…read more Still great donuts with awesome coffee and good service. The best donuts are filled maple bars the chocolate ones are great too! Love the maple old fashion donuts - perfectly fried and totally coated in chocolate or maple or just plain! Got there early so we got our choices!!!

Is it good? Yes...Would I make a special trip? No... If…read moreyou've had donuts at Chucks or Happy Donuts then you know what Rolling Pin donuts taste like. Want some basic, but good donuts? You can't go wrong with Rolling Pin donuts, but I would not call them the best in the Bay Area.