New go-to! Came in bright and early to check out their fresh…read morebatch of pastries - YUM!!!! Had the pleasure of meeting Tyler today. Also a treat! He was kind, informative, and overall a pleasant encounter. He made the best dirty chai and helped me pair it with a sweet and savory pastry. I will definitely be back soon!

I enjoyed the simplicity of this shop. A hole in the wall ran by a one man army. Nothing too crazy…read morewith the coffee, just a simple delicious espresso. Price is good, great spot to peak into after some brunch on Mission/Valencia street.

love this coffee shop to chill and especially to work at! plenty of tables and seating, charging…read moreoutlets, free wifi, and a bathroom are all available, plus it's open late. service is super friendly - they make you feel completely at home here. they also have a tv and play sports games sometimes so you could come hang and watch a game there! they seem to serve a huge variety of drinks, including traditional middle eastern tea or coffee as well as specialty espresso and matcha beverages with lots of flavor options. they also serve sweets like baklava, cheesecakes, and milk cakes, in addition to savory bites like meat/cheese pies. i like that they kind of have something for every craving! i was super impressed by their drinks and food. as someone who is picky about iced lattes, their iced latte ratio is on point. i only tried the coffee so i can't speak to the matcha, but my friend and i really enjoyed the spanish latte and the date latte. they have a large selection of milks including soy, which is always nice. for food, we got their spicy chicken pie. the dough was really fresh & soft with a slight chew and the chicken was so flavorful (and honestly pretty spicy). overall i have nothing bad to say about this place! i think it's an awesome place to get work done or chill with friends. i'll probably be back at some point to try their sweet pastries and assortment of other drinks.

Best iced pistachio latte in the city!…read more Large space with an outdoor patio as well. They have all kinds of lattes, matcha, traditional coffees, and a handful of sweet treats.

I like this place because it's very cozy and homey. There are a couple of different rooms and an…read moreoutside patio. It reminds me of how most coffee shops looked like in the city before Starbucks and 3rd wave became mainstream and everything needed a slick look. The food selection is larger with lavash wraps in addition to soups, salads, breakfasts and sandwiches. They also have beer. It can get quite a bit busy though, this is not a place to do work and hog a table that someone needs. Progressive Grounds is a reason to come to Bernal Heights.

My favorite for a casual solo lunch. Serene garden patio in the back, quiet & cozy ambiance with…read morejust enough cushioned bench seats, stack of local newspapers in the back room, and I love me a kefta wrap.

Cozy neighborhood coffee shop (with amazing toasts) in the heart of San Bruno Ave…read more My go to here is ice oat latte, no extra charge for oatmilk is a plus. The oatmilk they use is oatly barista edition. The toasts here are delicious, especially with the Rize Up Ube bread.

Wow, what a cute hole-in-the-wall cafe located in San Francisco's "Garden" district! I was picking…read moreup my prescription at Walgreens and wanted a little pick-me-up and this place came up on my search. I walk in and the whole place is airy and vibey, I wasn't expecting it. I was greeted by D (I believe they said they were the owner) and looked at the menu... it's a bit pricey than I would like, especially since there's only one size (12 oz hot or iced) and not sure if there is a food option, but I love how crafty and cute this place is and don't mind supporting a woman-owned business. There are some indoor seating, but if it's a beautiful day, I suggest soaking in the sunrays at one of the tables/seatings outside! :) Will be coming back when I can! Highly suggest visiting this joint!

After a long 5k run on a Rainy San Francisco day , my husband treated me to a new place for coffee…read morewe have not ever tried ! . As you walk in the interior is so spacious , it's purple and has wooden accents . The baristas and staff are so sweet ! . I get really shy when I go in a new coffee place ( I've had bad experiences ) . But not here at Martha's ! , They Made me feel right at home ! . I was so unsure on what to get , but one of the baristas asked me what I liked and he gave me an option of a tres leches latte , and boy was it love at for sip ! ! ! . Since my first time I've been back about 5 times and I've brought my mom with me for her to try ! , she loved it and also started to talk to Martha about the pastries and just made a nice connection ! . I stopped by today , and Martha remembered my order , that felt really nice . Parking isn't that great because the street is so saturated but please do not let that deter you from stopping by circle around a couple of times it's worth it ! ! . Thank you to Martha , to the whole staff for being amazing The friendly staff with always have me back , rain or shine ! every single time ! .

On my way south out of SF, I was looking for a coffee spot to stop and grab a drink and a bite…read more Martha & Bros had decent reviews and was in the way. I was pleasantly surprised by the offerings when I arrived. Tons of food options, and a solid selection of flavored lattes too. Me and my wife got a couple drinks and a brownie. Both of our drinks were quite good. Strong flavor and on the sweeter side (how we like it). The brownie also was surprisingly good. Definitely worth stopping in if you are in the area.

I have gone here several time over the last 2-3 years. I was blown away today by the jam on the…read moreenglish muffins. I had never tried the jam before but had heard about it from another trusted friend. I've never tasted something so vivid and delicious. Is it weird to say I will go back tomorrow just to try their jam again? I used to buy a lot from June Taylor back when she was at the Ferry Plaza. And this jam was all that and more. Plus all the other stuff--bagels, coffee, hot chocolate, friendliness, speed etc--always superb. But man, the jam was a revelation in da mouth.

Cafe Seventy8 is one of my favorite places to hang out with friends and to have a satisfying lunch…read more Their tasty sandwiches, built on fresh, crunchy Acme bread are generously filled with meat, fresh lettuce, and other extras. The delicious TBA is a turkey, bacon, avocado, tomato, and lettuce sandwich that has me coming back almost every week. Paired with friendly staff and great prices, Cafe Seventy8 is a must try if you're looking for quality and value.

I tried Excelsior Coffee at their pop up booth at the 5th annual Washington HS Car Show…read more The staff are fun and friendly! The coffee was good. Just simple house roasted coffee beans.

Been coming here for years and finally taking a minute to write a long-overdue review. Was told…read moreabout this place by a coffee / espresso aficionado who runs his own shop and spoke super highly about the quality of espresso drinks. From cortados to cappuccinos to mochas to straight espresso, everything that the baristas make here is done to incredible quality standards. I've personally been in the food & beverage / hospitality industry for many years and can't give this place a higher recommendation. Service is friendly / chill, art and decor is super on-point & on-brand, and the proprietor is an awesome woman who cares about / is involved in the community. Excelsior Coffee is an absolute a 5-star gem.

Kind and warm service. Simple & Tasty food. Open Design. I'm glad I chose this place to start my…read moreday.

Walking on Mission street you don't know what you will do run into. All roads in San Francisco lead…read moreto Mission street and no matter where you turn you will run into something interesting. Mission street runs by the waterfront of the Embarcadero to the border to county line of San Mateo in Daly City. Every block on Mission street can change from global business giants to mom and pop stores. Mission street at night is different from Mission street in the day time. In the morning there is a hidden gem right off Mission street where the coffee is rich and it's on Richland street. On a Mission street stroll I needed something to perk me up. Making a turn on Richland street I ran into Cafeto Coffee shop. Inside you can get breakfast sandwiches like the chicken pesto panini and also the ham and cheese flakey croissants like some in SF. Don Juan de la matcha was going to get the matcha but wanted to try the ice white mocha instead. It was refreshing and tasty. This is a good hidden spot to grab some good expresso. Walk on Mission street and turn on Richland street and make a pit "stop"where you can get roasted coffee drip and get that caffeine "drop" with coffee art on "top" at the "Cafeto Coffee Shop" The coffee and expresso packs a punch like late boxing legend "Rocky Marciano"whether it's the "Mocha Mexicano", or the "Expresso Cubano" or the "Americano"