Bageletto

Cozy, upscale cafe located in the vibrant Russian Hill neighborhood…read more I went on a Monday afternoon and there was a great crowd there. Lively customers and staff, good vibes! There was a lot of natural light in the coffee shop, definitely a visually-appealing, 'aesthetic' place. I got an iced red tea and it was delicious. The tea was botanical, smooth and fragrant. Amazing experience! Excited to come back and try the coffee and pastries, which looked super fresh.

First time here for coffee! It's quite a popular shop and you see many sitting inside or waiting in…read moreline. Luckily we didn't have to wait a long line. It seems like there's also an upstairs but did not get the chance to check it out. I got an iced latte with their almond macadamia milk, and they're also so nice to do complimentary cold brew! So we got an extra drink for free. Trying the iced latte, it was pretty disappointing lol. I thought it would be similar to like a Hawaiian style latte with macadamia milk, but it was a lot lighter than I thought. It was definitely very nutty, but it also just tasted like water down latte. Honestly not much going on with the drink, but it does taste lighter in general. Crazy have to pay $1.50 more to add on this milk. Overall, its alright. I do like the natural lighting coming into the shop, but nothing too special.

Order counter and interior seating (from the entrance)

Coffee; Chocolate Banana Muffin

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Black Sesame Kouign-Amann

Sightglass Coffee

4.0(2.2k reviews)

0.7 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.

Roasting area

HAM & GRUYERE CROISSANT $8.50

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Ritual Coffee Roasters

3.7(2k reviews)

0.9 mi•Mission

I'm honestly a little surprised by some of the lower reviews because I had always heard Ritual was…read morea pretty highly recommended coffee spot, and I really enjoyed my drink! I got a vanilla latte with oat milk and it was SO creamy and well balanced. The espresso tasted great, the vanilla wasn't overpowering, and everything worked really well together. I'm actually someone who rarely finishes an entire coffee, but I liked this one so much that I finished the whole thing! My one disappointment was that I specifically came here hoping to get some work done and found out they don't have WiFi. It's a little surprising considering how many tables they have, and the space otherwise seems like it would be great for working. Definitely something to keep in mind if you're bringing your laptop. But purely based on the coffee, I had a great experience and would absolutely get that latte again!

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

Very large interior, spacious with greenery!

Matcha latte

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Q Specialty Coffee

4.2(350 reviews)

2.4 mi•Presidio Heights

Certified professionals

Locally owned & operated

Ever since my first time trying Q Specialty Coffee, its become my dedicated caffeine stop. Both the…read morecoffee and matcha variations offered here are all super delicious! I'm a huge fan of any cream top, known as their "Clouds", which is why Q has been my favorite. :) (This is also my kind request to add a Banana Cloud line for both matcha and coffee, pretty pls..)

I stopped by this specialty coffee shop around opening time on a weekend, and thankfully there…read morewasn't much of a line. The shop itself is beautiful--very modern, clean, and aesthetically pleasing. It's definitely the kind of place where you'll want to sit and enjoy the atmosphere. The drinks are a little on the pricier side, but honestly, they're worth it. I ordered the Matcha Velvet Latte, which came with a really nice matcha cloud on top. The presentation was great, and the drink itself was delicious. One thing I really appreciate is that they carefully measure everything that goes into each drink, so you can expect the same consistent quality every time you visit. Highly recommend the Matcha Velvet Latte if you're a matcha fan!

1.9 mi•Lower Pacific Heights

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B Patisserie

4.6(3.8k reviews)

One of the best bakeries in the city!! Im sure many people would agree…read more Fresh pastries and excellent customer service. The Kouign Amann is my absolute favorite, Im always craving it and can never resist! :D

MORE FRENCH LAMINATION!!! thank you napoleon, mbappe, and fries: the three best frenchies of all…read moretime. anyway b patisserie is hyped like crazy like any other SF bakery that went viral on instagram. however it seems like ol B is popular among professional dessert snobs too. well as an ordinary flour snorter (the most french thing i've baked was choux), i checked it out and...it was good! not sure about hype, but good nonetheless. the lines are not bad, they move fast. ample seating and okay service! over the course of 3 days i got the banana, apple, & plain croissants as well as pain-suisse AND pumpkin kouign amann AND plain kouign AND pumpkin bread AND the passionfruit bostock. yes i am a glutton. yes i wanted to try everything. they are all a bit too sweet for my taste but pretty buss. i love the crunchy flaky sugariness of the kouign amann - i can see why it's so popular. the cream cheese and pumpkin combo was super balanced. plain one is simple and simple is FIRE!! the apple and banana croissants have REAL fruit! wow! so great and not artificial! (i sound like an american health influencer...oh wait i am american). anyway they're a bit too sweet but the frangipane tastes good. the plain one is boring in a bad way. pain suisse is okay too. it's ironic that their best croissants are the day-old ones since they are twice baked with frangipane pumpkin bread was pretty good! again a bit too sweet but spice and pumpkin came in strong like pow pow. bostock was good too - my first time. again a twice baked pastry except it's brioche and the syrup is passionfruit. the fruit flavor was slight but i wish it was stronger. super interesting to eat though i also wish that the heat and freshness of the pastries didn't vary so wildly. some days they're cold as frozen peas and other days they're nice and crispy and warm and fluffy and fireplace-y and hot-mug-y. sorry i have a lot of wishes. unfortunately big B may not be able to satisfy them. i wish i can go back to try the black sesame one but i'm too broke and i have an astronomically low attention span so i can't wait in line

Black sesame Kouign Amann, reheated

Black sesame kouign Amman ends

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Chocolate Kouign Amann Seasonal ($5.75)

Flywheel Coffee Roasters

3.9(710 reviews)

2.1 mi•The Haight

Clean inside and out. Local first responders patronize this coffee shop. Their menu is well curated…read moreand simplified. Service is caring, kind, professional, and quick. I had the pumpkin spice bread and large latte. My friends had the hot chocolate and cappuccino. All were on point and delicious.

Rude people. They are bias under the guise of being open-minded. They seem to dislike first…read moreresponders. I noticed that they were super rude to them The staff made eye contact and purposely ignore them until they left. So unprofessional. I sensed the negativity and it gave off such uncomfortable and negative vibes. They certainly are NOT the type of people to welcome all. Be warned. This is not the kind of people and business I will support. Take your money elsewhere to people who are truly kind.

Macchiato

Matcha Latte

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Stonemill Matcha

4.2(1.7k reviews)

0.5 mi•Mission

I can't believe it's taken me this long to finally try Stonemill Matcha, but I can now agree with…read moreeveryone else that it is definitely worth the visit if you love matcha. Since Stonemill opens at 10 AM, I arrived around 9:40 AM. Shortly afterwards, a long line started to form behind me. Once inside, my friend and I placed our matcha orders and were seated in a cozy nook by the window. Despite the steady flow of customers throughout the morning, our drinks were brought out in about ten minutes. My matcha latte with oat milk was served in a large ceramic mug, and it was certainly one of the smoothest matcha lattes I've had in SF (where there is no shortage of contenders!). The matcha itself was slightly earthy, and the latte had a hint of sweetness to balance the flavor. I did not order food this time, but I saw several people around us order the Japanese breakfast set and matcha cream pie, which I will have to try on my next visit. Despite the constant line to enter the cafe, the ambiance inside remained relaxed and welcoming, perfect for savoring our matcha.

Ordered their iced matcha latte with oat milk, unsweetened as well as an iced hojicha latte with…read moreoak milk, unsweetened. Getting a pretty basic, straight forward matcha or hojicha beverage is always a good way to tell how a store's quality of matcha is. Of course just a plain matcha like usucha is a better way of telling but I like mine with oat milk. Upon first sip of the matcha latte, I could tell immediately that the matcha quality is of very low grade. It was extremely bitter even with the oat milk which was unfortunate. I sipped on it on my walk home and once I was back, I added more oat milk to the cup. That's how bitter it was! On the other hand, the hojicha latte was quite alright. Nothing to write home about but I didn't have to make my own alterations for that one. I'd come back for a hojicha latte but definitely not for their matcha. I can make it better at home..using a high quality powder.

2.0 mi•Financial District, SoMa

03.20.2026- Stonemill Matcha SF- interior

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Strawberry Yuzu-ade, tamago sando (w/ pork katsu on the side (that i sliced and put in myself)) (02/2026)

Saint Frank Coffee

4.3(153 reviews)

Goes without saying this place is just top of the line. Ambiance is great, lots of seating, fancy…read morewood tables, and full on upscale vibe. Coffee is great and staff is always super welcoming and have attention to detail. I always stop in for a bag of freshly roasted beans and doing so gets you a free cup of drip coffee or cold brew. The only thing that is slightly inconvenient is the constantly long line to order. On the bright side once you order you get your drink right away regardless of what you order. It's a solid assembly line operation they got going. Especially in my case when I typically only get a bag of beans to-go I wonder if they could change the system to allow me to forgo the line altogether, that would be a pleasant change. Anyways I highly recommend this coffee shop! High quality all the way around!

I looked at this place up on Yelp ahead of time and thought I might oder a drink and stay and read…read morefor a bit. Even on a Monday afternoon, it was packed and super loud. Instead of lingering inside, the move is to take your drink to go and head down to Rincon Park, whether there are plenty of benches and waterfront views. That being said, I found the barista helpful, as she advised me on which drink to get. I wanted something cold and tea based, and she recommended the iced house made chai latte. It was nicely spiced, smooth, and made with House made macadamia almond milk. Delightful!

Croissant

Matcha Latte (Almond Macadamia Milk)

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Competition Style Cappuccino

Delah Coffee

4.6(650 reviews)

1.2 mi•SoMa

Cute and cozy spot! It's great place to hang out with friends or do work…read more We had the chai and rose cake - both were tasty. The chai is great for sharing, we comfortably shared a large amongst 4 people. The rose cake is light and moist. Staff were all friendly.

Spent an afternoon at Delah. It's a good place with really nice people. Plenty of table and…read moreseating. A few of them have power outlets nearby, which makes it easy to work. Now, the coffee, it was ok and that's the rub. I went with something unique called the Yemeni Latte and idk if I liked that added masala blend. It might have been a very good coffee otherwise, but I couldn't really tell. They have a cool dessert display and I was tempted to get something. The baklava was fine. OMG, sugar overload, but you know that baklava is, so... :) Had my sugar fix probably for 1 week just from that.

1.4 mi•Japantown, Lower Pacific Heights

Beehive bread and chai

Fresh croissant.

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Maruwu Seicha

4.3(758 reviews)

Women-owned & operated

Certified professionals

STRONGGG MATCHA!!!! Super creamy ice cream(?) and customizable, strong-flavoured matcha lattes. I…read morewanna go back and try more!!!!! Sweet workers, easy ordering process and tucked away in a corner of Japantown. Honestly a good little pick me up if you're in the area for shopping and want something a little more authentic.

One of those places where I wish I didn't leave tips upfront. Absolutely pathetic service where…read moreworkers just getting by. I came with two little kids and asked if ice cream can be split into two cups. The guy at register said "sure, we can do that". Girl with purple hair hands me full ice cream and on my question if it's half portion with annoyed face gives me another cup. On my question if I can have a spoon was short "right there" not even pointing me any direction. By the time I found plastic sticks on the counter in a busy crowd handling two little kids crying for ice cream I was ready to throw it out. What a shame, I don't expect 5 star service but simply splitting ice cream, giving me a spoon or just pay any attention to me as a customer would be enough for those tips that they asked upfront. Lesson learned, never again, although we are in this mall often.

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Hōjicha Latte Cheese Foam, 1/2 sweet ($6.30)

Matcha + Hokkaido Milk Swirl Soft Serve and Matcha Tea with Snow Top

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Hokkaido Latte with Snow Foam

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Yuvraj S.

1 year ago

Subject: Extremely Disappointing Experience - Urgent Feedback Good Morning, I'm reaching out to express my sincere frustration and disappointment following my visit to your establishment this morning. I paid close to $20 for a coffee and a bagel sandwich -- a price point that sets an expectation for both quality and service. Unfortunately, the experience I had was far from acceptable and, quite frankly, deeply inexcusable. Despite requesting light ice, my coffee was nearly one-third filled with ice and tasted completely watered down, with no sugar and barely any coffee flavor. I then waited approximately 15 minutes for my bagel sandwich -- which, by any standard, is an unreasonable wait for such a basic item. When I respectfully voiced that a 15-minute wait for a sandwich was excessive, the employee on duty responded by saying that if I wanted my food sooner, I should have ordered online. This response was baffling. Does your establishment prioritize online orders over walk-in customers who are physically present and paying the same -- if not more? If so, that policy is not only inequitable but profoundly misguided and counterintuitive to good customer service. To make matters worse, after calmly stating that I was dissatisfied and would not be returning, the same employee dismissively responded, "Good, no one wants You here!" I had not been rude or disrespectful, yet I was met with hostility and condescension. Her behavior was not only unprofessional, but astonishingly inappropriate for someone representing a business. The combination of poor product quality, inefficient service, and an utterly dismissive employee interaction makes this experience intolerable. It genuinely calls into question the professionalism, ethics, and customer care standards at your establishment. If this employee is the face of your brand, then the brand itself is being misrepresented in the worst possible way. I hope you take this message seriously. I'm not just writing to complain -- I'm writing to urge you to reflect on the systems and staff that led to this experience. At the very least, your customers deserve courtesy, competence, and consideration -- none of which were present today. Sincerely, Yuvraj Singh. read more

Maria K.

2 years ago

I recently tried a new bagel shop, and I'm so glad I did! Their take out style store front is as unique as the neighborhood. The bagels were fresh and crisp, with the perfect texture. What really set this place apart, though, was their cream cheese selection made from the highest quality ingredients. I tried the bacon and fig cream cheese, and it was absolutely incredible--such a creative and flavorful combination! I also tried two of their sandwiches, and both were loaded with fresh ingredients that made each bite delicious. Everything was perfectly crafted, and you could really tell they put a lot of thought into their offerings. The staff was friendly and attentive, paying close attention to every detail. It's clear they care about the experience they're providing. I'll definitely be back to try more of their amazing bagels and sandwiches! Highly recommend! read more

Bryon Z.

2 years ago

I just found my new favorite bagel spot--Bageletto! From the moment I walked in, the aroma of freshly baked bagels filled the air, and I knew I was in for a treat. The bagels are absolute perfection--crispy on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside, and packed with flavor. The bacon, egg and cheese bagel is incredible. The chopped cheese sandwich is straight out of a NYC bodega and is perfection! The staff is super friendly and efficient, making the whole experience even better. Whether you're grabbing a quick breakfast or lunch item Bageletto is the perfect spot. Can't wait to come back and try more! read more

Manny F.

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11 months ago

Note to owner: OH! I bed your pardon, a $24 bagel sandwich, not $25. That's so much better. Also, you admit that you lie about the "value" you assign the too good to go bags? Because you claim it's a $25 value which would be $4.16 a bagel. I can get better bagels to go from Rainbow around the corner for .75 with no tax, which was my point. read more

C K.

1 year ago

Pretty good. Prettyyyy, prettyyyyyy, pretty good.............................................

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Arrived quite hungry, I'm a sucker for everything bagel with lox and cream cheese. I would…read morepreferred more options than what they had but I know this is the model now,a limited menu. It's not a sitdown place, but they do have a parklet outside, so I got my bagel and sat in the sun. I was a little surprised that was open face, but that's fine. I did notice that they had drizzled oil on the locks and capers, which not really to my liking. But like I said, I was starving so I dug in. While I was eating the first half I noticed that the bagel was extremely crunchy to the point of being burned. I had actually not ordered a toasted bagel, but assumed maybe that that's just how they do a bagel sandwich. As I started on the second half, and fellow patron asked me how it was, I pointed out it was burned, and she said you should bring it back. I told her I didn't think they would do me much good as I've already eaten half of the sandwich. But then I noticed that this half was more than burned. It was charcoal, which really pissed me off. I took the remains up to the counter and showed it to the cashier. I pointed out how burned it was. They just stood there looking at me, struck dumb as if no one had ever brought something back before. I did not really wanna get into a confrontation with these people or have to explain anything further. It seemed pretty obvious that they had served me something that was just not OK I told them they lost my business, as obviously, they had no regard for their customer where they would never have let that out of their kitchen. And I walked away

Bagel Daddy

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Mission: Grab brunch from Bagel Daddy - open faced lox bagel, so good- and pick up two "Too Good To…read moreGo" specialty bags. We bought blackberry cream cheese to enjoy with our bagels; it was tasty. The best was the lox bagel, extra dill please. Bagel Daddy bagels seem a touch small but then again, we got used to Bageletto's giant bagels, heavyweight vs bantam weight bagel. Bagel Daddy has good bagels, top 3 for ones I've enjoyed recently in SF, in a location suited for carry out and catering for meetings with tech bruhs. Service was friendly and efficient.

Batches Bakehouse

4.2

(105 reviews)

This spot is small but their bagels are great! There's usually a line on the weekend so I was…read moreintrigued. I was in the neighborhood on a Friday and got a BLAT on a pizza bagel. The pizza bagel is a Friday special. It was so good! The pizza bagel was great, it had pepperoni and melted cheese. It made the BLAT unique and very tasty. I also got their sour cream and onion scone. It came with a side of butter which was nice. The scone has good sour cream and onion flavor and was pretty light and not dense.

The food here was great! The bagels themselves were warm and fluffy. The egg was also super fluffy…read moreand light. There was plenty of flavor and overall everything was delicious. You could tell that the bread was freshly made. The everything bagel had so much flavor alone but the plain bagel was just as good. The only downside to this place is that it's a small spot. We ordered on Uber Eats and had to wait longer after it said the food was ready on the app so plan accordingly. Cost: Ashleigh bagel - $16.99

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Amazing biscuit breakfast sandwich! The best in the city. They beat out Devil's Teeth for me…read morebecause the bacon, cheddar, scallion biscuit was so good! It had so much flavor and was a little crispy on top. Devil's Teeth aioli is more flavorful but Kahnfections offers hot sauce and ketchup on the side which is nice. They have limited inside seating also have some tables outside. I went on Labor Day around 1pm and it wasn't that busy.

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