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Loved Day Moon! Such an awesome bakery. There was a line out front, but it moved pretty quickly. We grabbed the baguette sandwiches to go and ate them in the park, which was perfect. I think the sandwiches rotate seasonally, and we had the broccolini one which was so flavorful. Only small thing is it can be a little hard to bite without pulling out a huge chunk of broccoli, but honestly still so good. The baguette itself is incredible. I've also walked by at night and it turns into such a fun wine bar vibe.
Day Moon gives off a hipster SF vibe. Love how they have the little breakfast sandwiches (frittata) $13 ready for purchase as well as other pastries. I'm not a fan of waiting. My black coffee $4.50 tasted fine. There was only one person ahead of me at 10am. Day Moon is an excellent way to start a lazy Sunday morning.
Wonderful bread and baked goods! I don't always venture out to the Sunset, but when I do, it's probably for food. I met a friend here and it was very conveniently-located right off of Muni Metro. She recommended it because it's in her hood and she comes here often. I walk up and who do I see eating outside here? My old VP and his wife! They venture out here from a few neighborhoods over roughly once a week because they enjoy it so much. That is some mighty praise. I enjoyed my Crumble Bar--it was not overly-sweet but had fresh fruit flavors and just the right amount of sugar. I enjoyed the bar. I also took a nice loaf home and it held up for 1 week (but I'd recommend finishing it sooner.) My friend enjoyed her sandwich--we took our goodies and ate in Golden Gate Park! Wonderful service. Nice interior and some outdoor seating. Will be back to try more of their baked goods--they were sold out when I was there!
Incredible bakery and coffee spot! The baguette was incredible. Lines can get pretty long on the weekends. Cookie was also crispy and delicious chocolate shards were embedded. The scone was also perfect (the japaleno was the best!) The mocha was delicious (get this!) and had the best chocolate flavor. Drip Coffee was standard
If you haven't tried the savory side of Day Moon you absolutely should! Treat yourself with their pizza night if you're lucky enough to catch those special occasions! Usually there's a staple like cheese or pepperoni as well as a specialty with what seems to be seasonal ingredients. Service is always friendly and the vibes are groovy too.
Great neighborhood coffee spot with fantastic people working there. They also have the best baguette, but they don't sell them until 11. The coffee and pastry's are the perfect treat during your weekend mornings. They also do pizza nights on the first Monday of the month. I have yet to check it out but I'm excited to in the future!
My fascination with Day Moon's Chocolate Chip Cookie ($5) catches me by surprise; it's so unlike anything I usually go for. Chewy with some firmness to it, I detect an oat-like consistency in the batter. I'm not typically one for the gritty mouthfeel of oatmeal cookies, but the similarity in texture is welcome to me here. Giant splotches of dark chocolate make eating this extremely messy. These aren't meager chips, they take up some serious real estate on the cookie's surface. I'm adamant about only eating milk chocolate, or at least I used to be until I walked into this bakery. A strange chocolate chip cookie, but even more strange is my fondness for it.
I LOVE that we have a bakery & it is clean and bustling. Service is friendly. They get an A for that. Everything else - fingers crossed that they improve. The most disappointing was the actual food my friend and I had steamed flavored milk and: 1. Cappuccino - OK roast and semi-adequate froth. About grade B. 2. Scone (persimmon) - too much sugar and not much fruit taste. Abt grade B 3. Short bread cookie - a bit underbaked though buttery and flavor was pleasant. A bit heavy & doughy. Abt C. 4. Frittata Sandwich was AWFUL. After 3 bites & despite my strong desire to find ANY redeeming feature, the crows enjoyed it. Sandwich bread was nothing special other than the seeds it had. Though sourdough, there was no crunch or flavor and it was pretty flat and chewy. There was WAY too much mayo, the predominant taste but TG bc the RUBBERY frittata tasted like yesterday's fridge veggies w a glob of previously melted and solidified cheese. YUCK. There was also a total lack of seasoning and nothing there to kill the eggy and mayo flavor and unappetizing smell when you brought the sandwich close to your face. There was some rocket lettuce but it did not save the sandwich. Grade: F- HOLDING OUT HOPE for improvement bc I do want them to stick around the hood.
Can never get enough of their sesame bun with butter and toma. Have to pick up at least one whenever I visit. Scones are the other go-tos - crunchy exterior, soft interior. I've picked up their soups which are good . . . sad when I'm too late and they're sold out. This time, I also picked up a eikhorn shortbread cookie - so good.
Such an incredible spot. First of all, the staff was EXCEPTIONALLY fun and kind. Second of all, the cookies were amazing. I don't know which I liked better, the chocolate chip or peanut butter cookie. The cappuccino was also great. Can't wait to come back!
We were grabbing lunch at Hook Fish down the street, so stopped by at Day Moon to grab a snack and some bread. Left with a chocolate chip cookie and a baguette, after a solid 20 minute wait. The baguette was honestly too chewy. I don't think I've ever said this before, but it's really a jaw workout to get through a bite, even when I got it fresh from the bakery. Cookie was solid, but actually too much chocolate. Made it really messy to eat, and not enough of the actual cookie. Overall, solid. Grab a snack if in the area!
Ok I tried that sesame bread with cheese and butter, it was ok, not wow for me. Then I had the apple spice scone, WOW! that was the star for me! It's crispy on the outside, not too dense, not too sweet, it was fresh apples, best scone in SF! I had the shortbread cookie and that was good too, but I think I would try the chocolate chip next time.
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Loved Day Moon! Such an awesome bakery. There was a line out front, but it moved pretty quickly. We grabbed the baguette sandwiches to go and ate them in the park, which was perfect. I think the sandwiches rotate seasonally, and we had the broccolini one which was so flavorful. Only small thing is it can be a little hard to bite without pulling out a huge chunk of broccoli, but honestly still so good. The baguette itself is incredible. I've also walked by at night and it turns into such a fun wine bar vibe. read more
Day Moon gives off a hipster SF vibe. Love how they have the little breakfast sandwiches (frittata) $13 ready for purchase as well as other pastries. I'm not a fan of waiting. My black coffee $4.50 tasted fine. There was only one person ahead of me at 10am. Day Moon is an excellent way to start a lazy Sunday morning. read more
Wonderful bread and baked goods! I don't always venture out to the Sunset, but when I do, it's probably for food. I met a friend here and it was very conveniently-located right off of Muni Metro. She recommended it because it's in her hood and she comes here often. I walk up and who do I see eating outside here? My old VP and his wife! They venture out here from a few neighborhoods over roughly once a week because they enjoy it so much. That is some mighty praise. I enjoyed my Crumble Bar--it was not overly-sweet but had fresh fruit flavors and just the right amount of sugar. I enjoyed the bar. I also took a nice loaf home and it held up for 1 week (but I'd recommend finishing it sooner.) My friend enjoyed her sandwich--we took our goodies and ate in Golden Gate Park! Wonderful service. Nice interior and some outdoor seating. Will be back to try more of their baked goods--they were sold out when I was there! read more
Incredible bakery and coffee spot! The baguette was incredible. Lines can get pretty long on the weekends. Cookie was also crispy and delicious chocolate shards were embedded. The scone was also perfect (the japaleno was the best!) The mocha was delicious (get this!) and had the best chocolate flavor. Drip Coffee was standard read more
4 months ago
If you haven't tried the savory side of Day Moon you absolutely should! Treat yourself with their pizza night if you're lucky enough to catch those special occasions! Usually there's a staple like cheese or pepperoni as well as a specialty with what seems to be seasonal ingredients. Service is always friendly and the vibes are groovy too. read more
2 months ago
11 months ago
Great neighborhood coffee spot with fantastic people working there. They also have the best baguette, but they don't sell them until 11. The coffee and pastry's are the perfect treat during your weekend mornings. They also do pizza nights on the first Monday of the month. I have yet to check it out but I'm excited to in the future! read more
6 months ago
My fascination with Day Moon's Chocolate Chip Cookie ($5) catches me by surprise; it's so unlike anything I usually go for. Chewy with some firmness to it, I detect an oat-like consistency in the batter. I'm not typically one for the gritty mouthfeel of oatmeal cookies, but the similarity in texture is welcome to me here. Giant splotches of dark chocolate make eating this extremely messy. These aren't meager chips, they take up some serious real estate on the cookie's surface. I'm adamant about only eating milk chocolate, or at least I used to be until I walked into this bakery. A strange chocolate chip cookie, but even more strange is my fondness for it. read more
2 months ago
11 months ago
I LOVE that we have a bakery & it is clean and bustling. Service is friendly. They get an A for that. Everything else - fingers crossed that they improve. The most disappointing was the actual food my friend and I had steamed flavored milk and: 1. Cappuccino - OK roast and semi-adequate froth. About grade B. 2. Scone (persimmon) - too much sugar and not much fruit taste. Abt grade B 3. Short bread cookie - a bit underbaked though buttery and flavor was pleasant. A bit heavy & doughy. Abt C. 4. Frittata Sandwich was AWFUL. After 3 bites & despite my strong desire to find ANY redeeming feature, the crows enjoyed it. Sandwich bread was nothing special other than the seeds it had. Though sourdough, there was no crunch or flavor and it was pretty flat and chewy. There was WAY too much mayo, the predominant taste but TG bc the RUBBERY frittata tasted like yesterday's fridge veggies w a glob of previously melted and solidified cheese. YUCK. There was also a total lack of seasoning and nothing there to kill the eggy and mayo flavor and unappetizing smell when you brought the sandwich close to your face. There was some rocket lettuce but it did not save the sandwich. Grade: F- HOLDING OUT HOPE for improvement bc I do want them to stick around the hood. read more
8 months ago
1 year ago
Can never get enough of their sesame bun with butter and toma. Have to pick up at least one whenever I visit. Scones are the other go-tos - crunchy exterior, soft interior. I've picked up their soups which are good . . . sad when I'm too late and they're sold out. This time, I also picked up a eikhorn shortbread cookie - so good. read more
Such an incredible spot. First of all, the staff was EXCEPTIONALLY fun and kind. Second of all, the cookies were amazing. I don't know which I liked better, the chocolate chip or peanut butter cookie. The cappuccino was also great. Can't wait to come back! read more
1 month ago
1 year ago
We were grabbing lunch at Hook Fish down the street, so stopped by at Day Moon to grab a snack and some bread. Left with a chocolate chip cookie and a baguette, after a solid 20 minute wait. The baguette was honestly too chewy. I don't think I've ever said this before, but it's really a jaw workout to get through a bite, even when I got it fresh from the bakery. Cookie was solid, but actually too much chocolate. Made it really messy to eat, and not enough of the actual cookie. Overall, solid. Grab a snack if in the area! read more
Ok I tried that sesame bread with cheese and butter, it was ok, not wow for me. Then I had the apple spice scone, WOW! that was the star for me! It's crispy on the outside, not too dense, not too sweet, it was fresh apples, best scone in SF! I had the shortbread cookie and that was good too, but I think I would try the chocolate chip next time. read more
2 years ago
Beautiful bakery with a relaxing outdoor siting. They have house made drinks like homemade chocolate sauce for their mocha, strawberry steamer, salted honey syrup, and much more! I came here for their scones and it did not disappoint! The blackberry apricot scone was phenomenal, all my dreams came true! It has fresh fruits folded in the scone batter with a beautifully crumbly crunchy topping, baked to perfection. They have everything for everyone including savory sandwiches, homemade bread, scones, cookies, brownies, and much more! I look forward to coming back! Everyone should try this place! They also do popups at the farmers market stands in the bay area. read more
5 months ago
1 year ago
Excellent baked goods, with quick efficient service. Sesame (sourdough) bun was well seeded and chewy, gotta love that. Don't confuse it with a sweet morning pastry. Recommend their scones, they have both savory and sweet. We went with the berry scone (amazing butter and berries flavors). It was incredibly hard to resist the pepper gruyere scone. For heartier food, go with the soups and sandwiches. It's location is pretty chill/relaxed/casual and dog friendly. I shall return! read more
6 months ago
9 months ago
The cutest little bakery in Outer Sunset! The interior is so cute and warm & you just smell all the yummy lil pastries they're cooking up. I'm personally a huge fan of their baguettes! A friend once brought some to a park hang & I knew I had to make a stop and buy some baguettes for myself. They're wonderfully chewy with a nice crust. My sister and I almost ate an entire baguette on the drive home, just ripping lil bites. The baguettes make a fantastic DIY sandwich vessel, but they also have their own baguette sandwiches which are good! We had a seasonal one with pesto, cheese, tomato, and sunflower seeds and it was delicious - my ideal sandwich! We immediately tried to re-create it ourselves at home. They are closed during random days, which has tripped me up a couple times, but I know I'll be back! read more
2 years ago
Lovely bread shop and cafe near Ocean Beach. It's popular and the line moves pretty fast. I opted for a hot chocolate, sesame seed bun with butter and toma, tomato scallion scone, seeded baguette, and a baguette sandwich with roasted broccoli. Everything was fairly priced and pretty tasty, except the hot chocolate, which I found to be a little bland. Tomato scallion scone was large, but the flavors didn't really work. I liked the salt flakes on top, but it wasn't memorable. The sesame bun was good fresh, it was like eating a top-notch sesame bagel. It was buttery, nutty, toasty, and chewy. But the best item of the day was the baguette sandwich. The combination of roasted broccoli, lemon, butter, and cheese was just heavenly. Baguettes don't come out until after 11, and baguette sandwiches not until 11:30, so don't come for breakfast hoping to get everything. read more
Visited on Sunday after around 11am. Short line that moved quickly. Food: Baguette - so so good, was warm when I picked it up, great crisp crust, interior was chewy and aerated, nice balanced sourdough flavor, friend who is a baker said it was one of the best in the city and I'd agree, definitely pick one up. Service fine, counter style, quick and efficient. Overall fantastic bread, really worth a visit, can't wait to try the other items. Arrive early, by the time I got there only bread and cookies left, year of the snake was doing a pop up and had already sold out by the time I arrived. read more
Recently tried on the weekend with some friends. A quaint little place not too far from the park. Awesome people and friendly service. I had a mini sourdough and cinnamon raisin loaf that was scrumptious. I also like their cookies and sandwiches. read more
I live 2 blocks from this place and I'm so happy that I can walk over get good breads and pastries and my dose of caffeine from Day Moon. It's a small shop with a very simple menu. They are known for their breads. They have sesame buns, rye porridge bread, seeded white wheat baguettes, cinnamon raisin breads. I got to try a few of their savory treats like potato and leak pastry, cheddar and chives scone their pan de jamon all very good. Their sweet treats like peanut butter cookies, chocolate chip cookies, apple almond cake, apple pear spice scone are all worth a try. I got a nice strong cup of their mocha that kicked me into gear for the day. It's a great addition to the Outer Sunset neighborhood! read more
The morning sun shines on this neighbor coffee shop. Everyone raves about their cookies, which of course I didn't get this time since there were other baked goods that caught my eyes. The scone, sunflower & pear galette, and granola called for me louder than the cookies. I will be back soon for a cookie and freshly baked bread. There's a nicely kept park-let for you to enjoy your coffee and pastry. A super dog friendly space too. read more
2 years ago
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