Feels like a mini tropical oasis hidden in downtown FiDi. You enter through a dimly lit hallway, where you can see the palm tree lined patio sitting in the distance. Great vibes. It's all outdoor seating, with sofas and small tables. Was not busy at all for a weekday lunch. You order at the front and they bring it to you. Food was solid, although on the pricier side. Strawberry matcha was good! Their lunch sets have a nice variety of sides. Duck confit was so smoky and tender. Hayashi rice with thick bacon was a rich curry dish. read more

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Strawberry matcha was actually really good! Note it seems to be all out door seating Cute spot read more

I've been wanting to try Cassava for years. I missed out when I lived in the Richmond District when they were on Balboa. I missed them in North Beach as I was passing by to do time sensitive errands and there was no line miraculously. Finally I got to try them when I just happened to be near Jackson Square, where they are now located. First off, what a beautiful space! I don't know much about architecture, but I'm a sucker for exposed brick. It feels like an oasis in the middle of downtown. The host asked if I was dining with them, which I said yes. And the I couldn't quite understand her next question, partially my fault. It was Star Wars Day and the background music was from one of the episodes. Not as epic as the Duel of Fates, which I rate a 10, but I'd rate the music playing at around a 6 for intensity. So my ears were tuned to that. Turns out she was asking if I wanted a table, which confused me because I had stated I would be dining there. The next set of patrons also had the same exchange. After some thought, I realize that she must get a lot of questions as they're in the epicenter of the building. There's businesses all around, so the must get a lot of questions for directions. And I'm detailing this because I have a bit of social anxiety and appreciate details like this in other reviews, as a way to mentally prepare myself. But this doesn't affect my rating. The hostess was really nice. I got the egg salad sando, which came with a potato salad. I wasn't expecting the traditional Japanese sando, and I think that helps going in. This sando was more herbaceous from the chives. It also has more texture from the crunchy lettuce. The bread itself was soft, but still had structure. My only wish is that the eggs were creamier. I wanted the kewpie mayo to have more of a presence. But overall it was a good sandwich. And I really enjoyed the potato and cauliflower side. The potatoes were soft and the cauliflower had a good bite. And the bright acidity balanced the richness of the egg. I paired it with an earl grey tea, which was also good. I really want to go back and have a nice cup of coffee and a pastry, and to enjoy the space. They even have blankets as I'm sure it gets chilly. But bring something warm to wear anyway. read more

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A. Cafe Alley. Find. Tucked between red brick buildings, uncovers a cafe situated in a outdoor patio setting, a pseudo cafe stand that appeared to have been a copper built flower shop posing as a cafe restaurant. Enjoyed an almond latte, ( no soy ). Almond is an extra charge, some cafes are charging extra for these. Here is no exception. Order at a host podium stand, felt a bit odd for me, thought I was going into a restaurant. Service is cordial and efficient that's it. But everything is outdoor. Great vibe, nice break from city exploring. I'll bring friends here for some coffee, palm tree decor, and respite. read more

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Location: 10/10 Food presentation: 10/10 Food: below average. I ordered a rice bowl with tofu - tofu was chalky and hard to eat, overloaded with soy sauce (simple and straightforward sodium flavor). Disappointed. read more

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Super cute cafe via alley. Makes you feel like you're in one of those lo-fi coffee shop backgrounds. It is completely outdoors, some tables with umbrellas. However, tables are reserved for individuals ordering food, and couches for drink sippers (like ourselves). Tables also have blankets for if you get chilly (guessing this is seasonal). Got the spiced honey latte, and my friend got the matcha. My latte had a slightly earthy taste and on the sweeter side, which I wasn't a big fan of. My friend enjoyed her matcha. We chatted on the couch while we sipped our drinks. Very cute ambiance, and being enclosed in this courtyard made it very cozy. Patio is pet-friendly as well. read more

Cassava - Bourbon Vanilla Honey Mocha + Matcha - Cafes Near Me - San Francisco, California

Fabulous location let down by very small coffees and under-toasted toast on their Avo-toast plates. The interior brick courtyard is a stunning place and deserves better effort on the food preparation. While the menu sounds appealing, it's execution is not. In addition, the coffees are just far too small. read more

Cassava Cafe is a hidden oasis, away from street noise and reminders of the daily grind. Palm trees and the glow of accent lights welcome you to peace and tasty treats. Owner Yuka Ioroi greeted me with the positivity and love I needed after a difficult morning. I was thrilled to see Cassava thriving and bringing life to what was a sterile courtyard/alley. Japanese inspired breakfast and lunch is expertly crafted by Co-owner and Chef Kris Toliao. The level of detail and dedication to fresh ingredients continues. This power couple's passion and resilience pours as they have transitioned out from their brick and mortar to a kiosk. While I'm sad to have missed their dinner menu, Yuka reminded me that Cassava continues. What a lovely reminder to embrace change and focus on the good. I ordered the spiced latte with almond milk and the market greens avocado toast. Honestly, I was starving. The latte arrived with love to the brim. I asked for it lightly sweetened (half pump instead of the 1.5 pumps) and it was perfect. The avocado toast was next level. Chucky avocado was salted and peppered perfectly. Colorful bites of thinly shaved watermelon radish gems was the glow up crunch that I needed. Cassava Cafe, thank you for continuing to be a space for community and comfort. Love to you, Yuka and Kris. Your hard work does not go unnoticed. read more

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Tried Cassava for a weekday lunch - the space is tucked between buildings with a great outdoor patio - truly something out of Pinterest. We got the salmon bento and egg sando - the food is pretty mediocre and I would not recommend the sando since it's cold and in just regular white bread, not Japanese milk bread. The place is definitely more for the vibe and the matcha is very good! 3.5/5 read more

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Cassava Cafe felt like we were transported out of San Francisco. It's nestled in an alleyway near the Embarcadero. Plenty of open lighting. Outdoor seating. Overall a quiet and cute space for delicious Japanese-inspired food. My boyfriend and I shared the onigirazu (homemade spam!!!!) and duck confit(!!!) bento box. For our choice of soup, which came with the bento, we got the (vegan!!!!) carrot ginger soup. All our food was so delicious! Standouts were the homemade spam in our onigirazu and duck confit. The duck was so tender and so smoky, without being too salty. Very fresh, very healthy ingredients that made my boyfriend and me feel very satisfied. As a plus, Cassava Cafe technically has a bathroom! Just ask one of the servers to have the door unlocked! read more

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This cafe is tucked away in the middle of an office building, transporting you to a world away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It feels very elegant and historic, with calm outdoor seating shaded by the building. The egg sando was light and airy, but the bread was quite dry for Japanese milk bread (probably in the fridge for too long). Not sure if they do iced drinks because I ordered a matcha latte and forgot to specify that I wanted it iced. It was bitter leaning grassy and I would probably put it in the same class as Kiss of Matcha. Their other food offerings look great, though! A good place to catch up or do some offline work. read more

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Like this spot for it's intimate feel. Getting there in the middle of the day teleports you to a twilight zone with warm lights on and slow vibes. I liked my avocado toast. It was loaded with salmon, cream cheese and greens. The presentation was great too. My friend tried the salad and also liked it. The service was fast and we got a seat without wait during the lunch break. Overall it's a decent place for a lunch with a friend near downtown read more

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I stopped by Cassava and the space itself is really beautiful. The restaurant is tucked into a courtyard with palm trees and warm lighting, which makes it feel surprisingly peaceful for being in the middle of the city. It's a really nice spot if you're looking for somewhere quiet to sit, have a coffee, or meet up with someone. The service was friendly and smooth, and ordering at the courtyard café was easy. I ordered a matcha, which was good but was a little on the pricier side for an unsweetened drink that's mostly ice. It tasted fine but it didn't really stand out compared to other matchas I've had around San Francisco. The courtyard café area is definitely the highlight. The outdoor seating with greenery makes it a really relaxing place to sit for a while, especially on a nice day. I should also mention that I only tried the courtyard café and didn't have any of the restaurant's food, so I can't speak to the full dining experience yet. I'd definitely come back another time to try the restaurant menu. It's a really pretty place to grab a drink and enjoy the atmosphere, even if the matcha felt a little pricey. If you're nearby and want a quiet courtyard café in the city, it's worth stopping by. read more

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Went here on a Friday afternoon! Cassava is a bit hidden, but there are signs that help you find the place. The place is tucked away from the busy streets and has natural airflow. It is a bit small. My friend and I dined in for lunch. They also have a to-go option! The host was really nice and handled the long line like a professional, with a smile on their face. Overall, the presentation and service were very well done! Things we ordered: Poached Scottish King Salmon Bento The salmon was the highlight out of everything--it tasted very fresh and light! Sonoma Duck Leg Confit Bento The duck was tender, and the meat fell right off the bone! The only downside was the Bentos' side dishes and salad; they tasted a bit salty on their own, but combined with rice, it helped balance it out. Chicken Tsukune Miso This came with the bento option! It tasted more like chicken than miso, but the meatballs were flavorful. Matcha Latte (unsweetened) with oat milk I can definitely taste the matcha, and since it's unsweetened, the oat milk helps balance it out. Unfortunately, it does not taste as good as matcha from other places. read more

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Japanese inspired menu looks simple yet very good! Loved the homemade spam - onigarazu was nicely done, bento box with duck was nicely plated and the breakfast sandwich was really good all nicely priced. Service was nice with helpful and friendly staff. Place is inside a lovely building with the patio setting is so charming that makes you stay longer because we felt not rushed and safe. Thank you for the lovely cafe. read more

The food was really great. I got the Po'-Tama sandwich and it was an interesting yet delicious house made spam with omelette wrap with seaweed, and the bean sprouts added a nice taste, too. My partner got the cream of mushroom soup and it also was very tasty, though in my opinion it could have had a bit more added to it other than a couple pieces of lettuce. Maybe a small piece of bread or crackers. Our server was really nice, and it was cool to see that every seat had blankets. The cafe itself is located in a small courtyard, so it tends to get very chilly. So I recommend to bundle up if you're going. My only gripe is that there wasn't that much on the menu to choose from and they were pretty much on the high end for the quantity/size of each dish, though my guess would be due to the smaller kitchen they have. I would recommend to those who'd like to try it out and like chill atmospheres. read more

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Arguably the best vibe in town, this is such a magical find as soon as you look down the corridor at this spot tucked away from the street. We went early on a Saturday and couldn't believe we were the only ones there, but this made service very quick for our coffees we ordered and made it easy to sit back and relax it for awhile. The coffee was above average, we ordered a Brown Sugar Vanilla Latte and a Chai Latte and enjoyed both. Will definitely be coming back for breakfast/lunch to speak on the food! read more

Sandwich & Soup, now $27 in San Francisco! Especially jarring since it's from a little kiosk hidden away in an office complex. It's tasty, but seems quite overpriced for what it is. Egg Salad Sando: It looks more picturesque than normal egg salad sandwiches, but still a bit of a mess. I enjoyed the fluffy bread and creaminess, but it wasn't life changing or anything. Clam Chowder Soup: Somewhere between the New England style and the Rhode Island style. Apparently the soup base is vegan, with a coconut milk base. Which is kinda strange since it's clearly not vegan after the clams are added. Besides the coconut, it tended to have more traditional flavors so nothing terribly exotic. It was decent. Po'Tama Onigirazu: This is actually a pretty good value given how filling this is. It's a huge egg omelet and homemade spam wrapped in rice and seaweed with some veggies. It's kinda like an uncut kimbap. Delicious in every bite. Avocado Toast w/ Prosciutto: The toast seemed pretty thin, compared to the big fluffy toasts you usually get with avocado toast. Also, was a tad light on the avocado. But lots of thick prosciutto and nice greens on top. Really great combo of flavors and textures. Hayashi Rice w/ Thick Bacon: The most hearty of the menu items I tried. It's like a tomato-based curry with tons of fresh veggies, each cooked to just the right tenderness. I added on the bacon, so there was some meat in the mix. Turned out to be just perfect. Even enjoyed the little side salad alongside the rice, since it was so colorful and pretty. read more

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I stumbled across Cassava Café by chance and was absolutely delighted by everything! The food is fantastic, and their chai latte is honestly one of the best I've ever had. You can really tell they use fresh, high-quality ingredients -- every dish feels thoughtful and full of flavor. A special shout-out to Yuka, who is such a kind and genuine person -- her warmth makes the whole experience even better. I'm so happy I found this little gem and can't wait to come back! read more

Super cute spot. Hideaway vibes. Super clean bathroom (staff have to badge you in). I would go back just for the ambiance. The food, not so much. I got the Po'-Tama "Onigirazu" (house made spam, cabbage "tamagoyaki", bean sprouts and carrots namul, red leaf lettuce, gluten free). It tasted really healthy so at least I felt I got that out of it. But it was pretty cold and bland, just didn't really come together for me. I don't usually get oat matcha lattes. It was too sweet for me but that's on me, I should have ordered with no sugar. Rookie mistake. I'll be back for coffee and something warm off their food menu. Friendly staff and quick service. read more

Cassava - Oat matcha latte and Po'-Tama "Onigirazu" - Cafes Near Me - San Francisco, California

Cassava is located in a cozy courtyard. The food and service is amazing. You can also take out. Their soup is delicious and homemade. I also enjoy a bento box with salmon. They will even deliver to the salon Jackson place across the way. Can't go wrong get your hair done and enjoy a delicious meal. The owners are warm and welcoming . Look for it tucked in a courtyard off Battery. Totally relaxing local read more

While this is a kiosk hidden away, it's still got a really nice vibe, like a spot you can go to if you want to escape the busy metropolitan atmosphere of SF. I got the po tama, which had perfectly cooked rice and yummy homemade spam! The spiced matcha latte was also one of the better matcha lattes I've had in the Bay, and I'd honestly come back here just for that alone. Service was good and friendly, considering it's an outdoor kiosk where you can still order "for here", and I'd love to come back to relax away from work. read more

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Great coffee, I think I got a mocha from here! Super lovely ambiance. Def a bit pricey ish but a cute vibe read more

Cassava Café (not Cassava in Columbus st) is a hidden gem that came out to be a pop-up. Once inside the brick building, you'll see a very cute café that sells Japanese food and drinks for takeout. Customer service turned out to be more promising since they allow used mugs for instance. Since I couldn't buy any lunch boxes and all, I decide to keep this short. Just like the vegan butternut squash I bought from them, I would love to say the quality of everything was top-notch! When buying what's for lunch, this tiny café is no exception. read more

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Popped in to check out this new cafe. Cute area tucked between offices and a salon- on Battery St. Ordered a po'-tama - which is basically a an onigiri, with a slice of Spam made in-house, omelet, lettuce, and pickled bean sprouts and carrot. Slightly messy to eat towards the end but it's good! I'll be back to try other offerings. Service was super friendly and prompt. read more

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One server so cleaning tables can be slower. Food is good and quick, and ambiance is amazing with all the brick. Only makes a few different sandwiches though. read more

Cassava - Cafes Near Me - San Francisco, California

I've heard about this restaurant while they were still in the Richmond District during the period after March 2020. I saw a pop-up by a chef that I fanned throughout those years before he finally opened a brick and mortar later in the Mission. My generous friends gave me a gift card here but I never got a chance to dine here. After reading about their closing this past Sunday, I called my gracious friends and we agreed to have an early dinner on the eve of their close. Booking our reservation on OpenTable, I thought we might be dining outside as that was mentioned in the resy email. My friends arrived early and were already seated at a window table facing Vallejo St. in the front dining area. I received a text and email that morning and shared it. We skimmed through the menu but did not read the details other than the tasting menu was the only meal offered for the next two evenings. I thought that each section had menu options, but it turned out that the meal includes all of the items served family style. Here's what we enjoyed: Beverage 1. Champagne cocktail, non alcoholic (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=TKE69G_337pHjCU6mdiYUA) - Prima Pave, sugar, lemon, bitters. Refreshing and bubbly, this cleaned my palate and quenched my thirst. Amuse 1. Butternut squash soup https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=Ks2QjXf6xEzUN6FFRUa13g() - Garnished with herb oil, this was a warming start to our meal. First 2. Buttermilk fried chicken (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=0RkebdPhDnSAolkjV7JUEA) - Brined and sous vide thigh meat, Calabrian chili aioli, lemon kosho. We were apportioned two pieces each and the meat was tender (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=PQHd2U182x4ZnkWnqiRy7g), not dry. 3. Tomatero Farms heirloom tomato and burrata (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=DSh51ppHk3KRYB4QR1hFhA) - Buttermilk hijiki ranch dressing, basil-dill oil, crispy rice, + amaranth. A good balance of the refreshing flavors from the tomato with the rich and creamy burrata. Main 4. House rigatoni (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=XAtMpteMS38jiAZ1_-WS8w) - Delicata squash, sheep ricotta, heirloom tomatoes. A hearty pasta dish utilizing fresh local ingredients. 5. Sonoma Farm duck leg confit (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=9xL9XZ4QeGevx9ROpJ1H1g) - Stewed gigante beans, duck jus, heart of palm. The duck was not overly dry, being confit, and the meat was off the meat tender. The beans soaked up the jus but the hearts of palm were subtle. 6. Roasted potatoes + brussel sprouts (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=F5E6HRlkDbad4a-ulGBo_A) - Leek vinaigrette, Spanish octopus. Not reading the ingredients carefully, I cannot remember whether I tried the octopus and the pieces meshed in with the other ingredients. Dessert 7. Red wine poached pear (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=1zCiLRT3cR6NKtFk8owRaQ) - Creme Anglaise, blood orange sorbet (vegan without dairy). I enjoyed this lighter dessert meal and finished the blood orange sorbet. 8. Butterscotch Panna Cotta parfait (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=ZbG19z4-vtECO_aI2cw8Rw) - Almond streusel, stewed apple. It was tasty with a good mix of crunch from the almond streusel, not too heavy. Sides 9. House baked Parker House rolls (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=vYr07oWC6-ddfOQbNkz2Xg) - Garlic aioli, wakame butter. These were addictively good and a great complement to the butter. 10. Truffle cheese fries (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=2w-KiJasuqOEf8oa8d6FkQ) - Euvites delicacies' truffle oil, pana gradano, truffle mayo. Larger cut fries with large pieces of shaved cheese on top. Getting an early 5:15 pm reservation was advantageous as there was only one other occupied table when we started our meal. Our service was relaxed and casual when we started but, by the time we were finishing our mains, the dining room was full and the staff were scrambling to meet all the tables' needs. It was nice meeting the lady owner and our waiter was friendly and detailed in describing the future for the restaurant. Thank you, Alan, the gentleman at the host stand, and the owner(s) for providing an enjoyable one and only experience of Cassava for me. Wishing you a successful future with your next iteration. read more

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If I could give them 10 stars I would!!! They deserve a Michelin Star actually for using regenerative almond milk and house made jams for their matcha? WHAT!? Yes. The salmon avocado toast is to die for and my wife got an egg Sando that was heavenly. Husband and wife duo providing the best service too. RUN don't walk to support this business, you thank me later! read more

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I have come here a few times now and Yuki (the owner is so nice). I tried the Clam Chowder and a latte today in addition to the turkey sand which and the soup and the latte were fantastic!! read more

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This cute little hole in the wall cafe is a great addition to the area! It's definitely an aesthetic location and a quiet place for you to relax and enjoy a cup and/or a meal. I only got an iced matcha latte and would say it's good in the area but not amazing. Let's just say I would come back again and order it! I didn't get to try the food but would come back another time for it. The drink came out fast since there weren't too many people there. I'd definitely recommend bringing my friends and coworkers here! read more

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4.5 stars! Did you know about SF's newest hidden gem? Located inside Jackson place is a little square surrounded by aesthetics of brick exteriors, industrious details, beautiful greenery, and cozy seatings! The adorable cafe on site serves convenient and yummy to go bites like sandwiches, pastries, and their popular onigirazu (they were sold out when I went). They also have a menu of coffee and teas for a nice pick me up. Some food items aren't ready early morning so I recommend visiting around noon for full menu availability. Service is very friendly and fairly quick. If you need a quick stop or break from the city this is definitely a must visit! read more

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I had the chickpea and tofu rice teriyaki bowl. It was done well and was delicious! The patio seating area is relaxing and comfortable. Love it! read more

Came to Cassava for the first time for a girls night before heading to Cobb's. Loved the interior/decor and outdoor seating option. It was so nice being seated by their large windows and people watch. Sadly don't remember our server's name, but he was so nice and attentive (remembered he had great earrings and a nose ring). We also had a great server come who was wearing a hand to the chef pin/brooch. Service was a stand-out for sure - they were warm and helpful without being intrusive, Cassava staff is a highlight. We ordered the 3 course menu for 52$/person. They offered us the pairing option without being pushy at all (like at some other restaurants we've been to). I had the little gem salad, sea bass and bread pudding. Everything was SO flavorful, so perfectly seasoned. I was a little unsure at first because of prices, but the menu was well worth it - great quality and quantity. I will definitely come back and try more of their menu! read more

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Been here several times (over 5). Matcha is excellent. Food is slightly above average. Service is pretty lacking (especially today whoever the order taker was at lunch). Won't likely return read more

Very pleasant food experience at Cassava Cafe today. Their strawberry matcha was refreshing and just right amount of sweetness. The breakfast sandwich (po tama on biscuit) was delicious and the flavors were well balanced. It had hints of a traditonal breakfast sandwich with the cheese, egg, and buttery and flakey biscuit but also had the lightness from the cabbage. The homemade spam was really good and not overly salty. I quite enjoyed it! I got my food to-go but I should have dined in. The seating outside around the cafe is cute and secluded with good lighting. read more

This is my second time coming to Cassava, food was fantastic. Highlights for me were the prime rib and Dungeness crab toast. Not sure how to word it, but the prime rib was actually cut the kind of with the grain(?) which actually changed the way it tasted in a good way! The mashed parsnips had a subtle, enjoyable sweetness to go along with the amazingly tender prime rib. The only blip was one of the cocktails i had, the Adonis, tasted a little like cough medicine. (Maybe it says more about me as a person but i didn't mind it, it was just strange ) Server was incredibly kind and sweet. read more

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NOVEMBER 6TH EDIT IN RESPONSE TO BUSINESS OWNER ALAN: The menu that states Prime Rib and Eggs is on the SF Restaurant week website. I had already attached a screenshot to my original review that must have been overlooked but I will re-attach another screenshot that shows the Restaurant Week URL. It is confusing to me that I need to go out of my way to prove my experience especially when the Restaurant Week website is the go-to site for information on participating restaurants. -------------- I made a reservation at Cassava to try their brunch during SF Restaurant Week ($40). My experience started out with disappointment because when I arrived, I learned that the menu they are advertising for SF Restaurant Week is different then the one in person. I made a reservation specifically to try the Prime Rib and Eggs which was changed to PORK Ribs and Eggs. I am hoping by posting this review now that others under the same impression will be able to save their time and money! Onto the food: - Buttermilk Fried Chicken - chicken was tender and juicy and the portion was quite generous - Chicken Liver Mousse - also quite good. I would have preferred more greens or pickles to complement the strong liver taste - Cheese Burger - regular cheeseburger, nothing special but the truffle fries were nice and crispy - no cheese taste at all though - Duck Leg Confit Salad - honestly nothing special. Duck had no flavour and the salad would have been better balanced with a mix of soft and chicory greens and a crispier fried egg. - Lavender Crème Brûlée - very small and shallow portion albeit in a medium sized bowl - Buckwheat Pancakes - I did enjoy the lemon curd and raspberry compote but the taste of the buckwheat pancakes was too strong and overpowering. If you've tried buckwheat before and enjoy it, you may like this dish but if you haven't, I don't think it would appeal to you. Other things to note: - The restaurant is pretty small - there are only a handful of tables for indoor seating. There are heaters for outdoor seating. - There is an automatic 20% gratuity added to the bill. read more

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Cassava has a special place in my and my husband's hearts and love story. We first went to Cassava when they were at the Richmond District location. Our first experience was incredible, it was intimate, the food was delicious and Yuka was so friendly in making sure our tasting menu experience was unique and fun. Ever since then, we've gone back a handful of times to celebrate life milestones such as birthdays, our last meal in the Bay Area before moving to Sacramento, our engagement, and fertility journey. We were sad we didn't get a chance to eat at the restaurant before its North Beach location closed but am very excited to try out its new location and menu. I am still hoping that they will one day sell their amazing crispy salmon skin as a snack similar to chicharron!! read more

i love the scenery here and there's a lot of good food options on their menu! ambience is a A+++ service was great and food satisfies ! read more

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Chicken Liver Mousse $16 more on the liquid-y side but good. Seeing pics online made me worry the bread would come out burnt but it came out nice and lightly toasted Squash Pappardelle $28 pasta a little on the bland side. The cheese added the flavor. Good soft texture. Portion more appetizer size. Most of us said we'd need two or three order to be full Prime Rib $38 flavor and texture were good. Mash potato on the sweeter, liquid-y side. Sonoma Duck Leg Confit $30 soft. Taste reminded us of Chinese duck. Good if you like that Honey lavender lemonade mostly honey flavor. Glad it wasn't too sweet but would have liked it more sour Friendly service. Overall decent meal but nothing spectacular. Also wasn't full. Went for pizza after. read more

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