$12 breakfast burrito in the city?! What a steal…read more Gilberth's Latin Fusion caught my eye as I was passing by looking for coffee and breakfast. The rustic/home style decor was very welcoming and it seemed that a lot of the folks knew the cashiers/barista! Some people even stopped by just to say hi and welcome back the barista that was on leave for a bit. I forget his name, but he was a lovely person to chat with! I ordered a Breakfast Burrito with Carne Asada ($12) and an iced latte with Oat Milk ($6). It took ~15-20 for my burrito but the latte came out within five minutes and was made fresh with Portrero Trade Operations coffee beans! While waiting, I ended up buying a bag of coffee beans with flavor notes that were so unique- "cola, tomato, and herbaceous". For $25 you get a whole pound of coffee beans, which most only offer 12oz now. Get a bag while you can! The breakfast burrito was served with one green and one red salsa plus a small bag of chips. The burrito was decently sized and very juicy. I was a bit sad to see that the cheese wasn't melted inside, but the fresh pico de gallo inside totally made up for it. The carne asada had a great bite to it and everything was seasoned well. The salsa verde was absolutely stunning. Not too acidic and just the right amount of spice to go with my burrito. I ordered for takeout, but next time I'm in the area I'm definitely going to consider dining in for the full experience.

I live in the neighborhood and pass by this place all the time, but never really thought to stop…read morein. The staff was nice enough and the ambience was much better than I expected based on the outside. The menu feels random but normal enough. They have your staples. I started with the fried brussels sprouts. They had a nice flavor to them, but a lot of pieces were flat out burnt. Honestly, I was too hungry to complain about it so I just ate it. I had enchiladas for my entree. They somehow reminded me of a great lasagna, but they were just OK as enchiladas. The ambiance is nice enough to warrant a return visit, but I'm not rushing to come back. Related: they only serve beer and wine so there's that

I was one of the lucky ones. I attended the Elite: Yelp 15th Birthday Bash!…read more Once I checked in with my Party Pass, I was given a goodie bag. Felt like I was attending the Oscars. I checked inside and among other things (no Beats Headphones BTW), there's two wrapped candies. Alter Eco Truffles - Sea Salt. Hum? Later that evening watching Netflix, I remembered them truffles and decided to try one. Goodness gracious! Just one of the most delicious erotic taste experiences ever! Once biting into the milk chocolate, an explosion of smooth savory and slightly salty swirled. I had to take a moment, put my show on pause and just let the flavors envelop me. With a small sip of black coffee, it just a lingering memory. Damn it was great! I had to stop before devouring the other one and prepare myself for the second coming. Hence a photo-op! The second experience was as moving as the first. I intently took my time to enjoy the moment. I'm fulfilled and yet yearning for more. A quick Google and I found they're made in The City. Also sold at stores in The Bay. Thank you, Alter Eco, for supporting our YEE was your fabulous treats. Baby, I look forward to another date!

This review is only about their shipping/delivery process. I have been buying Alter Eco chocolate…read morebars for over a year and decided to try their new granolas online. I placed the order on 5/27; asked later to hold the order while I was out of town. They did, however, they were supposed to send it on Thursday last week. They keep on sending emails promising shipping but it still is not happening. Seems they don't have the work force to manage their new larger volume of sales. I will sadly have to cancel the order.

Really good! Service was very friendly and the ambiance felt really nice. Will try to come again.read more

This shop is so fun. Lots of tinned fish, sauces, deli meats, cheeses, and fancy butter. The make…read moregreat sandwiches (and crunchwraps now!). Have been here twice and will be back to eat everything else they have haha. Very punk shop. Tiny little space with a cute parklet in front. The workers are very helpful and knowledgeable on their products. Want to come here for more food, grab a bottle of wine next door, and enjoy the night with a friend. I won't say much about the food, just that there is a reason I want to come back for more. Fresh, delicious ingredients. Carefully thought out and brought together for great combinations. Truly curated experience is how I would put it. I really like this shop.

I bought a 3-pack of these preserves about a year or so ago at World Market because the flavours…read moresounded interesting. But - WOW they blew my mind!! They are the best I've ever tasted! And, they were on sale for 1/2 price!! When I went back to purchase more, of course, they'd sold out. And, Maison de Monaco is not a regular brand World Market carries, so I'll purchase the preserves from their website

Their Strawberry Black Currant jelly is incredible. This isn't some basic grocery store jelly that…read moreyou just slap on your toast and eat without a second though. No, you need to stop and savor that piece of toast. In fact this jelly is so good it doesn't even need bread. It can be eaten straight of the spoon. I order six jars at a time because my family fights over it daily. Trust me, you need this jelly in your life.

Excellent service, friendly staff and delicious cheese. Thank you so much! My kid and I loved it!read more

I was in the Dogpatch area for work, and I wanted to find a place nearby that wasn't going to put…read moreme into a food coma. I spotted this shop within walking distance and decided to check it out. While the shop offers a variety of pasteurized and non-pasteurized cheeses to choose from, they also sell sandwiches. They have two different sandwich boards, with one focusing on grilled cheese sandwiches and the other offering meat & cheese sandwiches. I opted for the Toulouse sandwich, which seemed to be a popular sandwich here. The sandwich was quite solid overall and filling enough. You got to choose between chips and salad for a side with the sandwich. I got chips, and they were nice & crunchy with just enough salt. The exciting part for me is that they had imported Orangina from France, which is difficult to find in the US! No seating available, but there's a local park nearby where you can grab a bench at to enjoy your sandwich

Yaaaas we got this to go and took it over to standard deviant and it slaaayed…read more We got the soup, the pork sando, and the beef salad. So so good - the sando had pulled pork and pork belly. Two porks?! Genius. The dressing on the salad was flavorful and the soup was so tasty. Fairly priced as well bc the portions are generous. Can't wait to try again.

We parked elsewhere before walking over. The restaurant is a small, casual shared space with a…read morebright, laid back atmosphere that works well for a quick lunch. Service was friendly and our food came out without much of a wait. I ordered the Asian Cubano, and the portion was huge. The bread had a nice crisp exterior and the sandwich was packed with savory flavors, but I found it a little on the dry side. It also felt a bit pricey for what you get. Overall, it's an option if you're already in Dogpatch, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to come back unless a friend wanted to eat here.

I bought Morton and Bassett bay leaves. I thought at that price it would be a great purchase. It…read moregave the 2 soups I made an awful taste. I had to throw both pots away. I still have the almost full bottle. I would like to return to the store but I don't have the receipt. 12.99 down the drain. It has a really bad taste and smell.

Morton & Bassett Spices are my new favorite spice brand. My recent purchase was due to a…read moreBuy-one-get-one-half-off sale at our local grocery store. I purchased some of my favorite spices: cayenne pepper, white pepper, poppy seed, and one other. I've purchased this brand in the past, but didn't really appreciate the quality of the brand until now. Over the years I have relied on McCormick for the spices that I really care about. For basic spices like Italian seasoning, red pepper flakes, and salt, I resorted to Aldi and even the dollar store. Morton and Bassett spices are worth the extra expense since they taste fresher and have great flavor. I don't give five stars out to anyone, but Morton & Bassett went from 4 to 5 stars because of their customer service. After my purchase, I discovered that two of my spices did not have a shaker option. Perhaps many people don't shake their cayenne pepper or white pepper on prepared foods like I do. Either way, I was really disappointed with this seamingly minor inconvenience. Please let me explain that it is very difficult to sprinkle a small portion of pepper on your dinner if you do not have the little plastic top with the convenient holes. I know...most people would just suck it up and perhaps spoon the spices out or simply purchase a different brand (with a shaker top) next time. Well, fortunately for me, I made the wise decision to look up their customer service phone number on www.mortonbassett.com (found with a simple Google search). My call was immediately answered by an English speaking, professional representative! This alone was impressive. He offered a quick and simple resolution and mailed two plastic shaker tops to my home. I wish I remembered his name. Either way, it may seem like a simple thing, but I appreciate it a great deal. Thank you Morton & Bassett Spices for your quality products and excellent customer service!

Interesting and clean local market…read more They have a restroom, you just have to buy something and ask so they can unlock it for you. Tried this interesting banana water. Yeah, you heard that right, banana water and it was really good if you like bananas. They have bottled juices and teas too, all with the dates labeled which is helpful.

San Francisco has lots of places to shop for food but some pockets of the city are known as food…read moredeserts. There are now some places filling the gaps and needs of the neighborhood. At the Dog Patch neighborhood in San Francisco a few grocery stores are available. There is one place which seems located in the cuts on 22nd street close by the water. It's called Mainstay Market. Inside Mainstay Market you will find lots of fruits and vegetables. You will also find cake and muffins along with chips and soups. They have lots of cheese like feta along with lots of regional wines. This is a good market to grab organic fresh produce in the Dog Patch. Come here to pick up food for your lunch "break" they have food inside you can cook and "bake "you can also get some ice cream "raspberry cheese cake" and ingredients to make a smoothie or a "shake" Buy alcohol you can mix and "match " and also get some Baba small "batch" and for Christmas some tamales made from "scratch"at Mainstay Market at the "Dog Patch "

Every Thursday from 5:30-8pm through June 2014 at the Pier 70 location where 22nd Street hits the…read moreBay. The Rogue Traders meandered our way out to Dogpatch a couple weeks ago where the 22nd st. sidewalk ends- since when did we start calling it Dogpatch anyway - we made our way through security, parked crooked like, in front of the most gorgeous mess of a building I've ever seen. The kind of space you want to ride a tricycle around in, hula-hoop, listen to live music, sing loudly and picnic in. We almost did all those things. This happens every Thursday night, but only through June! A night food market on the Bay. My companions are not as curious as I-I had to taste every thing from the freshly fried beignets, to the backyard honey, paper thin crackers covered in seeds and an almond croissant so heavy I couldn't bare to share it. Then there were fresh baked cardamon butter cookies and this was all before dinner. The music played, happy birthdays were announced, fresh picked veges were procured, hand printed note cards were bartered for future goods and Pier 70 SF came alive while the sun twisted into the factory windows variegating blue to orange to pink. I even found some dear old friends I hadn't seen in nearly 10 years! Thank you Austin Press for the the beautiful note cards, the friendship and the invitation. The Rogue Traders hope to be peddling and bartering here before the end of June.

We hosted a private event at Ungrafted, and Anthony, Chris, and the entire team were fantastic to…read morework with! They put together a custom food and beverage menu for our group and were incredibly thoughtful about accommodating several guest allergies. Everything was delicious, and our guests were well-fed, comfortable, and had a wonderful time. Unsurprisingly, the beverage menu was exceptional. We had so much fun tasting and learning about the special wines, beers, and non-alcoholic options they selected for our event. The entire team was warm, attentive, and incredibly hospitable from start to finish. I'm looking forward to stopping by again the next time I'm in SF to try more of their wines and menu items. A huge thank you to the entire Ungrafted team for such a great experience!!

I've been wanting to come here for a while since I read about it in either SF Eater or SF Standard…read more It feels very homey and cozy, like a nice neighborhood spot. It's a kid-friendly wine bar with good food! It's accessible via Muni Metro and is near a few Lyft bike docks. Their happy hour is pretty good. My friend and I enjoyed some wine, French fries, and delicious deviled eggs before a Valkyries game. It gets busy, but service was so professional and friendly. Will be back!