As a coffee-loving resident of San Francisco, I know the tremendous contributions San Francisco has…read moremade to the coffee community. I mean, sure, Starbucks started in Seattle. And the highest # of baristas per capita isn't here, but in Portland, 850 miles north of here. And sure, the only place in America that actually grows coffee is Hawaii. But San Francisco has roasted coffee for at least 10 years now, and there's probably about 10 coffee roasters in business by now. We're seriously making a mark in the world. Which is why I am truly honored that this business decided to name itself after San Francisco's historically significant industry. Salute, to you, my friends! Nice work in honoring a city that truly knows coffee.

What's the difference between ice cream, frozen yogurt and gelato? I know the answer but can I…read moretaste the difference, yes of course. Can you? I contradict myself a little because one can never know what's in the recipe or how it's churned. Anyway, I believe it was frozen yogurt, it was smooth and seemed less creamy. However, the fruitiness and tartness in the flavor I chose was bright in flavor, meaning for me, tartness and a fruity flavor made me believe real fruit was incorporated into the recipe from what I tasted. It was very good frozen yogurt, or was it ice cream or gelato? I don't even remember the flavor I chose, strawberry? passion fruit? a mix? However, I really liked it, worth a good review stamp. I wish I spent more time but it was a quick pass by get a treat kind of thing, wham bam frozen yogurt. Thank You 'mam.

I visited on a Sunday afternoon and had a Dolomiti. Walnuts and hazelnut ice cream. Awesome treat…read morefor a weary traveler.

When i visited Germany for a vacation, this was my to go place for breakfast bread. All the breads…read moreI tasted was spectacular. It's a different taste from American breads which I liked better. Will definitely visit again if I go to Germany!

Tasty and inexpensive sandwiches. Ordered the salami one (2.60€) and meats, cheese, toppings, and…read morebread were all very good.

The items are fresh and staff are friendly enough. Great place to grab a quick bite with reasonable…read moreprices (approx €1-5 for a snack or lunch item. I've had the pretzel stick with cream cheese & chives and the various sandwiches. Very good.

This is like the Starbucks or 711 of bakeries. They are freaking everywhere! Some are stand alone,…read morein strip malls, on the corner, inside gas stations...look in your pocket, they are there too! First time trying them out and of course, you think they are awesome. Then you see them everywhere and always pick up a loaf of bread or get a "donut". They are alright. Nothing really to write home about. If you're an American in Germany, I would say skip this and go to the little corner bakery instead. Prices are the same but you would get the non-chain flavor and the in store made freshness. If you do decide to come here (or there and there and there and there), the round sugared donuts have a berry filling of some sort. I think it's raspberry. Also, what looks like a cinnamon rolls isn't. It's hazelnut. I think it's much much better than a cinnamon roll though!