We had the loveliest morning here, very kind and welcoming staff. A great diverse menu with…read moredelicious food! I added ube to my matcha and it was even more delicious than I could have imagined. Definitely recommend stopping by! The shop had cute local items for sale as well as a few indoor and outdoor seats.

Perfect Pour Café is a cute little corner spot right off Highway 1 and next to trail access, which…read moremakes it a convenient stop. The place itself feels a little chaotic, but the staff were kind and welcoming. The pastries were good -- the chocolate chip cookie with salt on top was a standout and definitely worth getting. Unfortunately, the coffee didn't impress. The iced vanilla latte was overly sweet with very little coffee flavor, and the hot coffee tasted watered down, almost like a bad batch. It was honestly pretty disappointing. If you're a coffee snob looking for a solid cup, this probably isn't the place. But if you're more of a Starbucks-style drink person, it's not a bad alternative.

I think I found my new go-to cafe in this town! Such a quaint and cozy little place with friendly…read moreservice, fun decor, trinkets from local artists and small businesses, and plenty of outdoor seating for you and your furry friends. My husband and I tried the caramel sea salt latte, raspberry white mocha, cheese danish, and walnut cranberry scone. No complaints, everything was delicious. It was the perfect breakfast before our walk through Mori Point.

Cool little local spot Customer Service is great…read more For the breakfast wrap. Was so good with much taste to it Not a lot of seating. But real cool spot to hangout near ocean All the dishes have much flavor and taste

So beautiful and delicious…read more Savory danish with bruschetta was so wonderful. This had goat cheese, peas and pickled onions

First time visiting! The pastry window is beautiful. I ordered the blue corn cookie, chocolate…read morecrossaint, and kouigan aman. Reviews of each: Blue corn cookie - subtle sweetness, great grainy texture that I really enjoy. Very light almost like the essence of a Madeline cookie. Chocolate croissant - I would pass on this next time, it's very light and it's got good air pockets but chocolate is definitely lacking. It's not as dense compared to some other popular SF bakeries if that's the texture you're looking for. Kouigan amann - my favorite one. Crispy, sweet, with I think a pistachio pastry cream in the middle. Will try coffee next time. Overall prices are pretty competitive and up there but in this economy it's understandable.

Great for brunch! Got lucky to be seated at the bar without a wait or reservations. The kids…read moreenjoyed the bartender mixing different drinks and all the different decorations. The chicken Ube waffle is a must try! Comes with gravy and ube sauces. We also ordered sig sig breakfast, musubi, fries, banana smoothies, and coffee. All on point. One of the best Hawaiian/Filipino food in the bay.

Made an easy reservation online and was even able to update it the day before to add another person…read morewith no issues, which we really appreciated. We had heard such great things about Hula Hoops and were excited to come for Mother's Day brunch. When we arrived Sunday morning, we were seated right away, which was great. However, our party of six was seated with only three food menus and five drink menus. I asked our waitress if we could get additional menus for the rest of the table, and she explained they had run out and were waiting for other guests to finish with theirs. We ended up asking if there was a QR code version we could scan, and she brought one over. I was mostly confused why the QR code wasn't offered immediately, knowing half the table didn't have menus to begin with. It just made the start of the experience feel a little disorganized. That said, there were definitely some positives. The sparkling cider for Mother's Day brunch was a really nice touch, and the Shanghai lumpia was fantastic. I ordered the two-protein silog breakfast with eggs, and while the flavors were good, the single scoop of rice just didn't feel proportionate to the rest of the plate. Any Filipino knows you need a little more rice to balance everything out, so I ended up not finishing my meal because it felt off portion-wise. My son ordered the cheese omelet and said it wasn't his favorite, especially the potatoes. The ube waffles were really yummy though, and my husband enjoyed the sisig tater tots. Overall, I'm glad we finally got to try Hula Hoops after hearing so many good things, but unfortunately it didn't quite live up to the hype for us, and I don't think we'd return.

Enjoyed an amazing Thai breakfast Thursday morning. Every…read moredish was full of flavor and beautifully prepared. So many items stood out, it's hard to pick a favorite because everything was just that good. Authentic, fresh, and truly satisfying.

We had a large party on a Thursday morning for brunch. We took the first available reservation…read moreand we were seated immediately. The service was great. Very friendly servers even with the busy crowd. The food was delicious. Everyone was happy with our dishes and the portion sizes were very generous.

5 stars waaaaayy up high! My favorite Italian place in Pacifica (outside of the pizza joints…read moreLuigi's & Viva Italiano's). I mostly come here for the espresso & to practice Italian with one of the cashiers who is a native speaker. They throw on a basketball game and sometimes if it's super slow, the staff will come out from the back to watch. The setting is pretty small, four or five tables indoor seating only w/ ethnically Italian artwork strung along the walls w/ a REALLY nice interior paint job. I've enjoyed their panini sandwiches & some pasta dish (can't recall the name). Have yet to be disappointed by Buona Italia Caffe! It seems like they also take reservations for larger parties, I've came in a few times where three or four of the tables are strung together for family dinners. The business appears to be family owned & operated. Keep up the awesome work & thank you for being a centerpiece of Pacifica culture. Ya'll are the cat's pajamas! LOL

Food - 3 Service - 3…read moreValue - 4 The food here is a good value for the immediate area, but nothing really stood out with the food or service. We tried the linguine with clams, seafood alfredo and shrimp alfredo and a salad. The salad was fresh and the pasta wasn't bad but at the same time it wasn't memorable either.

Wow I won the bad beat jack pot table share $3000 on 4/5/2026 the night after Easter at 5:00am for…read morea total of $428. However I ended the day only up $135. Was an incredible experience. Sally is the best poker dealer, no complaints simply amazing! Note: Gamble responsibly only what you can afford. Do NOT gamble on loans or debt. Highly recommend with my utmost respectful regards.

After the club and coming here at 2am. It was a good decision for food! The bangus sisig can feed…read moreup to 3-4 people. My girlfriend was craving wonton soup. For $20 plus dollars for wonton soup with 4 wontons. Highway robbery. I have better luck going to China town or the inner sunset for good and more portioned wonton soup. The silog my friends liked. 0 for the wonton soup.

I swear I've written a review for Chit Chat Cafe in the past. While it isn't artisan coffee, it…read moregets the job done with a view of the ocean across the street. There are some drawbacks like the wobbly tables that never seem to be fixed, excessive dust accumulation above the bench seating, and sometimes the barista playing music too loud. However, now that I've gotten the negative out of the way, let me illuminate the positivity that this place has brought into my life ever since I first came here when I was 9 years old. The Chit Chat Cafe has been a staple for my artistic expression. A home base for my writing and drawing hobbies and a lovely stop off for weekend tunes or to people watch. It seems like there's always at least one person in there reading the newspaper while sipping coffee, or working on their laptop with their headphones on. The baristas have always been friendly, especially Tyler! Such a cool dude w/ charming charismatic energy! I have completed two stamp cards in the past 2 years at this location and the one on the pier. I remember coming here in the storm one day, in 2015, when I was on my bike, locking my bike outside and having hot cocoa & a glass of water, with the wind & rain pounding against the glass. It was such a magical experience, that I decided this would be in my all-time top three cafes in Pacifica. Thank you for staying in business as long as I can remember & providing an authentic Cafe experience in Pacifica! You rock, Chit Chat Cafe! (Gaah I need to take pictures when I write these reviews. Will update upon next visit!)

Oof. Baristas still play music way too loudly…read more And some of them still need some customer service skills. Why am I getting grief for a mistake she makes?

Stopped by for a simple bagel with cream cheese. The schmear was actually really good and very…read moregenerous. The bagel itself was just okay though. I wished it had been toasted more instead of just warmed up. It was pretty chewy and the tomato bagel I chose didn't really taste any different from a plain one. Ordering was through a kiosk and the food came out quickly, which was nice. The location is also super convenient since it's next to Target, with a big parking lot and lots of other food/drink options nearby. Overall a good spot to stop by for a quick bite, but I would recommend asking them to toast it a little longer.

It was ok. Ordered a Mediterranean everything bagel. Bagel was a bit over toasted. The fillings…read morewere ok but lacked seasoning. Order at the kiosk or self serve. No tables. Staff friendly.

This was my first visit to this establishment,but will return soon to try their prime rib dinner,…read moreas I was a bit too early this time to enjoy it. My daughter and I enjoyed the French dip and Rueben sandwiches with fries, both were tasty, their fries were perfect. The restaurant is clean, the service we receive from Flor our server was above expectations and extremely professional, she was knowledgeable and answer our questions with ease. We were there for dinner, but also looking for a venue for my eldest daughter's baby shower and we found it! We hope to connect with the owner soon to set the date, menu and start planning.

Definitely a locals spot for old people. Sharp Park Restaurant is not on any restaurant guides…read more That's the charm of it for me. There aren't a lot of these places left. The bar was full and no one was in the dining room. Empty at 6:30pm. The prime rib $35 (Fri/Sat only) comes with either soup or salad. Only Fridays will have the clam chowder. The warm bread is so good here. I love the generous butter tray. The soft butter spreads so easily over the warm bread. Instead of the baked potato, I always get the garlic fries at no extra charge. The prime rib is OK, a bit chewy and not aged or herb crusted. I had a hard time finishing it as it got tedious after a few bites. It tasted too plain and needed the au jus and horseradish to be edible. You figure the service would be better as I'm the only food customer. No. The waitress was talking to some customers at the bar most of the time. My water didn't arrive until after my food after I asked for it again. Regardless, she is a long time employee and I'll cut her some slack. Most of the time, she knows what I will order before I say it. I didn't see her elementary school aged daughter hanging out tonight. Sometimes she will wait on tables for her mom, bringing water, extra napkins etc. That's so cute.