Vasquez Coffee Company

Absolutely great ambiance…read more Friendly staff and good service Today, I ordered a croissant and a matcha latte (iced). Somehow, I am loving the matcha latte. I am so glad I ordered the matcha latte. It is so good, so delicious. Seating available inside and outside. The outdoor seating is perfect especially on nice sunny days, with light breeze of wind. In the cafe, the large window opens up for a great way to cool down. I am loving every sit to this coffee shop. With Muni routes 48 & 55 having a bus stop nearby, plus Caltrain? Public Transportation is easily accessible. The only downside is parking spots aren't always easy to find. Caltrain station near here is 22nd Street which is definitely an advantage.

This coffee shop is at the ground level of my friend's apartment complex and it's such a lovely…read morespot. The interior design is really grey and industrial with the smooth concrete but they really warm the space up with the light wood and yellow accents and the friendly and warm service from the employees brings it all together. My partner got a vanilla latte, a go to test to see if we vibe with a coffee shop, and we were not disappointed with the flavor and balanced experience. I had had enough caffeine that day, so I opted for a vanilla hibiscus iced tea, flavor of the vanilla was balanced with the hibiscus, but I felt acidity was lacking overall in the drink, which would have made it better by having more of that distinct hibiscus flavor.

Ginger & Turmeric Latte

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Ginger and turmeric chai latte

Linea Caffe

4.1(149 reviews)

1.5 mi•Potrero Hill

By far one of the best cups of coffee I've had in San Francisco. I ordered the espresso tonic, one…read moreof my favorite coffee drinks, and it was outstanding. The espresso was amazing, perfectly balanced, not watered down, and the ratio of espresso to tonic was spot on. The storefront is small with just a couple of seats outside and not really any seating inside, so it's definitely better for sitting outside or grabbing your coffee to go. Service was solid. I don't think I've ever seen a coffee shop with prices this high, which would definitely keep me from coming here regularly. That being said, the coffee was so good that I'll absolutely be back. Pricey, but one of the best coffees I've had in the city.

No review review Ok…read morecoffee, but five dollars for a batch brew coffee 6-7 ounce cup after room for milk plus tip option friendliness noticed when tip is given sad

1.6 mi•Bayview-Hunters Point

Iced Espresso Tonic

Iced Salted Maple Latte

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Latte and cappuccino

Sunset Roasters

3.5(17 reviews)

I really enjoyed Sunset Roasters when they first started years ago at the Outer Sunset Farmers…read moreMarket, but quality and service has declined steadily over the years. Service especially can be really hit or miss. They are frequently out of seemingly essential items like drink lids, ice, or straws. The line is often long because there are only 1 or 2 people working in the truck. Today I ordered two iced vanilla lattes but the barista tried to give me hot ones. I told them they were supposed to be iced and they dumped them into cups of ice, and also tried to give me the volume that was left over. It was bizarre. If I'd known that's what they would do I would have just taken the hot drinks because what we got was lukewarm and watered down. Very disappointing when they charge extra for iced drinks. I'd love to say that I won't be back, but as the only coffee option at the market, I know I will be. There is better coffee nearby, but it's not as convenient.

I've had Sunset Roasters coffee I think 3 times - once a couple years ago at Rich Table (one of the…read morebest coffees I've had but it had fernet and pistachio whip and is probably not a fair assessment), once at the farmer's market over a year ago, and once recently at their truck parked at Judah & 45th. The coffee is solid. Not amazing, not mind blowing. The oat milk cappuccino I had was not bitter or anything but the shot could have been better extracted. Not 100% sure if it was the beans or how the espresso was pulled but it just felt like I've had better. I also found the foam weaker than I would expect even for a oat milk drink - I pretty much always order lattes and cappuccinos with oat milk and usually the texture is a bit better. Service was friendly and great. I don't love the 75 cent up charge on oat milk (same for almond milk). Does the oat milk in my cappuccino actually cost you 75 cents more? I'm fine paying a cost difference but it feels like making money on dietary restrictions which is not fun. Oh well. The bacon empanada was alright but didn't love it and I would probably skip in the future. I did appreciate the side of included chimichurri which seemed to be made with olive oil. The pastry I had was also good but in a town with some spectacular pastries, I was not especially impressed. I'd give them 3 and a half stars if I could. I didn't round up because that alternative milk charge just feels bad (I even looked at a few other SF coffee shops and they either don't charge more or don't charge that much more). The specialty coffee options sounded interesting and I'd consider coming back if nearby but probably not making my regular rotation for now.

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Sightglass Coffee

4.0(2.2k reviews)

2.6 mi•SoMa

On a recent visit to San Francisco, I wanted to start off the trip right with great coffee shortly…read moreafter arrival. Thanks to a friend, Sightglass came highly recommended. We chose this large city location thanks to easy parking and a convenient stop on our drive. It was a beautiful morning, which was easy to enjoy thanks to the high ceilings, big glass windows, and open main door. The first floor has a central counter to order food and drinks; the glass cabinet has a bunch of rotating pastries from a local bakery. They have restrooms and a merchandise area here too. At the front are counter seats along the front window, and also a horseshoe that looks into the roasting area, which is a great place to smell the beans. There's an upstairs loft that overlooks the cafe below, also with a test kitchen area and offices across to the front. They definitely have a larger business going on, and I can see why it's so popular. We ordered a latte, iced coffee, and various pastries to start our day. Prices were reasonable for the quality. All the baristas were friendly and fast to help.

The ham & Gruyère croissant was yummy. I believe their pastries are supplied by Neighbor Bakehouse…read more The winter spritz drink was refreshing. I really enjoyed. Located on 7th Street and Folsom.

3.4 mi•Alamo Square, Western Addition, Fillmore

Roasting area

HAM & GRUYERE CROISSANT $8.50

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Tallio's Coffee & Tea

4.8(84 reviews)

We wanted to find a cute coffee shop on the way to Painted Ladies, this was the perfect stop! The…read moreman at the counter (I'm guessing owner?) was so kind. It is within a little museum so there was no line at all and seating areas. I got a cold brew - if you like it ice cold, make sure to ask for ice! Ours came chilled slightly. The Ginger Brew was also really delicious!!

Such a cute local gem! I was served by the very young but very eager staff, and the owner was also…read moreextremely wholesome. Good: - Reasonable prices for coffee and a good variety - I got the dirty oat chaga coffee, and it was really tasty! - The outside parklet is so cute - in the area it's probably one of the nicer areas and even has outlets - The staff are so nice and it's a delight to interact Bad: - The wait time can be long - 10 min for coffee at busier times Overall this place was so cute and I'd come again to support!

Macchiato

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Pastries

Q Specialty Coffee

4.2(341 reviews)

4.7 mi•Presidio Heights

Certified professionals

Locally owned & operated

This cafe is so nice! Heard a lot about this cafe before coming, so I knew how busy it gets. But we…read morewere lucky and beat a big crowd in line so the wait wasn't too bad. We were also able to get seats despite it being busy. My partner and I got the strawberry matcha cloud and yuzu matcha cloud, though we were also tempted by the seasonal ube flavors. Both were great - on the sweeter side, but that was perfect for a hot afternoon. We ate most of the yuzu foam like ice cream because it was so tall lol then we mixed it into the drink. I think that was a good call because if we mixed all the yuzu foam into the drink, it might have overwhelmed the matcha flavor. Overall had a great time visiting this cafe and enjoyed our drinks. Would definitely come back again to try other drinks on the menu!

It took me a while to get back here, but I finally made it. There was a very small line - I waited…read moremaybe 10 minutes at the most. I tried the strawberry Matcha cloud this time and it was so much better than what I got before, and I genuinely enjoyed it. I look forward to going back again and trying some other things! My first experience, there was not the best because my friend got rancid milk in their Matcha, but the the shop contacted me and let me know that they made changes to prevent something like that from happening again. I really respect and appreciate how they handled the situation.

3.2 mi•Financial District, SoMa

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Pistachio lady m crepe cake

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Yuzu matcha air cream cloud

Andytown Coffee Roasters

4.3(305 reviews)

We arrived on a weekend afternoon. It was busy inside, but there was no line to order. They have a…read moretablet you order on, plus a menu to browse. There are so many matcha options; it was overwhelming in a good way! My companion ordered for us on the tablet while I got a table. They have a decent number of tables; most folks just hung out, while some were working. Drinks came out very fast as well. Love that they're dog-friendly too! I got the Sunny Side Up Matcha Einspänner with Soy Milk. The default sweetness is half, which I kept. The matcha here is really in-your-face! Strong, vibrant, and grassy. I love mango--and it was so cute and aesthetic. The mango was a nice pairing, not too sweet, and a decent amount. Overall, it was a rich, creamy drink, and I'd order it again. I'd love to try other drinks as well.

Had work in the area and decided to grab a pick me up before heading home. Luckily I had seen a tip…read morementioning that they are located on the 7th floor, so it was easy to just enter the building and follow the signs to the correct elevator and go up. The shop was pretty large and spacious, a good space to work or meet with some friends or coworkers. They were quite busy on a early Tuesday afternoon but the baristas were nice and orders were getting filled relatively quickly. I ordered a decaf iced latte with oat milk and light vanilla- it was refreshing and definitely did the job. Andytown will be in my rotation when I am in the area again.

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Abanico Coffee Roasters

4.6(115 reviews)

2.3 mi•Mission

Absolutely great cafe filled with character and soul and lots of love. Chatty friendly staff who…read morewill remember your name. Plants and art and ceramics for sale. Not a huge assortment of food but they have pastries. Such a great vibe and they have WiFi as well. Neighborhood treasure and woman owned! I always recommend it and stop by for an afternoon boost often. Special coffee drinks you should try!

Cute & spacious cafe with good vibes and nice music. Loved the plants, decor, and colorful mural…read moreinside. There were only a few other people at 8:30am on a weekend. The americano was okay, and the café con leche was delicious and not too sweet. Service was friendly & fast. It's a nice cafe to hang out or get some work done. It was easy to find street parking nearby in the morning.

Melissa Cruz Flamenco performance at Abanico, as part of the San Francisco International Arts Festival

Hojicha latte

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Ritual Coffee Roasters

3.7(2k reviews)

2.2 mi•Mission

Ritual is a nice coffee shop with good coffee. There is plenty of space to sit and the service is…read morepretty fast. For any remote workers however, there is no available wifi, and no outlets, so I would not recommend this as a space to work on your computer, especially because the acoustics make the space a bit loud. But for a quick coffee and a chat, definitely a solid place on Valencia.

$7 for a latte, $3 for a small cookie (not fresh) Long wait…read moreand worst customer service. ruined my morning

1.0 mi•Bayview-Hunters Point

Very large interior, spacious with greenery!

Matcha latte

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Latte

Gumbo Social

4.6(174 reviews)

As someone who cooks professionally (an amateur home cook), the Gumbo is something that I can never…read moreget right; 1 second too long and the roux is burnt. Prudently, I'd rather traverse from the peninsula on a random Monday for some Gumbo. To say that I was pleasantly surprised was an understatement. The gumbo was seasoned perfectly. I noticed that the chicken is shredded presumably from a pressure cooker, which turns every bite into a mouthful of everything. Despite my best efforts to not be dramatic, one can tell the passion and soul that is put into this bowl of Gumbo. Though I do see some comments, and I agree, that the Gumbo is not thick enough, I don't really care for a heavy/dense gumbo. This bowl has sufficient structure absent the heavy dense roux, and it was exactly to my liking. Though I wish there was a touch more rice, my $6 Caltrain ticket (+tax and muni) was not spent in vain for this heartwarming bowl of gumbo, with a side of passion, defining what real soul food is.

This is a low key, casual spot. You order on a tablet, get your drink and utensils, choose a table,…read moreand they bring the food to you when it's ready. (One star only missing for lack of ambiance.) We tried as many things as we could try! I had the shrimp po boy, my husband had the hot link po boy. We also had the gumbo, red beans and rice, fries, and a hoe cake. Everything was DELICIOUS. We loved it all and would definitely come back. If I could give it another half star, I would. The food couldn't be better!

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Gumbo didn't have a chance... had to get some gumbo to go

Chicken and Sausage gumbo

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"Dressed" Shrimp Po-boy

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Majid A.

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1 year ago

From the moment I stepped into this place, I could tell it was something special. The staff greeted me with genuine smiles, and not the kind that feel rehearsed these were warm, welcoming, and made me feel instantly at ease. It's rare to come across a team so tuned in to their guests' needs without being overbearing. The atmosphere? Spot on. The space is immaculately clean, thoughtfully designed, and has this calm, understated elegance that's both modern and cozy. Whether you're just popping in for a quick service or staying a while, the ambiance makes you feel like time slows down. Subtle music playing in the background, a hint of aromatherapy in the air it all contributes to an environment that feels curated yet effortless. Now, let's talk about the staff again because they truly deserve a spotlight. Every interaction felt authentic. It didn't matter who I spoke with; each team member was knowledgeable, attentive, and passionate about what they do. There's a real sense of pride in their work, and that energy is contagious. One staff member even went above and beyond to recommend a few personalized tips (without any upselling), and it genuinely made a difference. read more

Luke R.

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4 years ago

A fantastic lady and area owned business. I've been buying coffee at Rainbow, and then realized during quarantine that they have brick and mortar in town. Delicious sandwiches! I got the vegetarian sandwich with a lot of jalapeño which is too much. I can't wait to go back! read more

Veronica A.

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1 year ago

Came in last Friday! Service was great. Sue and Mayra are always amazing. The drinks are uniqely made, and stand out. I like the vibe here. My vanilla latte wasn't too expensive. I'd recommend them to anyone! read more

isa k.

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10

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18 years ago

This is a hidden place that is worth trying. Price is wonderful, service is excellent but location is pretty bad. Parking is horrible. Very solid coffee. Nice people over there. read more

Daniel F.

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8 years ago

Found this Hidden Gem in SF today and had a Amazing Experience! Thank you to Veronica & the Vasquez family for an Exceptional Experience and a Tasty Tuna Melt! read more

Veronica V.

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2 years ago

Located in San Francisco since 1992, Vasquez Coffee Company is owned and operated by women and minorities.

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We had to make a trip to SFO for our Global Entry appointments and decided to swing by this cute…read morelittle spot because of the great reviews and now we know why! We ordered the chilaquiles and the birria torta, and both were absolutely amazing, very fresh and clearly homemade sauces. The restaurant is incredibly clean, with such cute décor and a quaint little patio. What really stood out, though, was the staff. Everyone was so genuinely friendly and attentive. My husband and I were sitting outside on the patio by ourselves, and one of the staff members even brought out a speaker so we could have some background music while we ate. Such a thoughtful touch! We're from Sacramento, but we will absolutely go out of our way to come back anytime we're in the area. Definitely worth all the great reviews!

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Popped in here on a whim after visiting a potential apartment in the Mission/Bernal Area. Was…read morepleasantly surprised to find a quiet/ cozy cafe with good service. I stopped by on a Monday afternoon around 2:30 PM looking for a place to post up and do some light studying. When I arrived the place was mostly empty. The woman working the counter was extremely pleasant and promptly took my order. I kept things simple and got an Americano and a Cheese Danish to snack on while I took care of some stuff for work. The Danish was nothing crazy but satisfied my sweet tooth and the Americano was standard. More than anything, my favorite thing about the place was the ambiance. This definitely feels like a locals joint. If you find yourself in the area and are looking for a quaint place to catch up with friends or just a place to spend some time and relax this definitely checks the boxes.

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Stepping into the cafe felt like I was in a different country. The layout was spacious and…read morewelcoming. The area to order was walk up and had a kiosk to make things simple. I had a to-go order pick up and the packaging was cute, I always love when they write my name on the bag, it feels like an extra step to make it feel personal/special. I got the tuna bagel sandwich and an iced coffee. The tuna was perfect with the bagel giving almost a charcuterie/pate and cracker kind of vibe. The coffee was cold and strong. Prices are fair. Will definitely be back to journal or do some work!

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This place has been a fixture in the this neighborhood for a number of years. I could remember, as…read morea teen, how my parents would drive past this neighborhood landmark, as they heading towards the downtown area of the city. So, it was no surprise to see it still standing strong, now that I'm an adult. I Came here for a late breakfast with a friend. She praised customer service and the delicious food here. How it was family owned and they stayed true to their customers by keeping prices affordable. The neighborhood clearly loves this places so, I could I not try it for the first time. The place has just a few tables. It's felt classic! There was table top seating in front of the open kitchen for that classic diner feel. Although it's a smaller dining space. There were booths with bench style seats. It truly made it feel as though it was straight from a time capsule. We were greeted warmly and seated within seconds of walking in. I ordered a spinach omelette, with hashbrowns and wheat toast. My friend, ordered the sunny side up eggs, with corned beef, hash browns, and sourdough toast. The chef definitely delivered with the food. The food really feels authentic, like it came straight from your grandmother's kitchen. All the staff are super chill, and service was quite fast. I loved how relaxed and cozy it felt inside. Although, it closes at 2 PM. Coming here for a late (11 AM), breakfast is the ultimate clutch feeling. I am definitely coming back here for that hometown feel and meal.

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