This is cute little brunch joint in the heart of downtown San Francisco. There is limited seating so don't be surprised if you have to share space with a stranger. If you're able to sit outside, the upside is that it's like you're literally in the middle of an SF street taking in the glory of the city in the morning, looking at the tilting Millennium tower. The downside is that it's like you're literally in the middle of an SF street taking in the glory of the city in the morning, getting a good whiff of the homeless urine scent. See what I did there? Anyway, like Jenn B. said, the portions here are not proportional to the amount you pay. I mean, unless the food actually is coming from a farm, that day, to your table, then the prices are on the high side. Then again, what do you expect in downtown SF? My fiancé and I had the Daily Toast and the Egg Croissant. The toast had a delicious spread and the croissant was flaky bliss. I recommend both of these with a cup of coffee for a great meal to start the day. This place is ideal if you work/live downtown and you're looking for a cafe to get a quick snack or a tasty drink to-go. It's not ideal for large groups. read more

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Good little breakfast spot. Super tiny and there's one table inside for group but the rest of the seating is outside and in the communal public seating areas the city built. Got the avocado toast which was just alright. It was more lemony than I thought it should be, and definitely needed more salt. We weren't the only ones who thought that as few others were grabbing salt, borrowing from from our table. The lavender latte was good but didn't really get the lavender taste. Latte art was pretty though read more

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Honestly, I wanted to give this place 4/5 stars but the food kinda left me wanting more. After seeing countless Yelp reviews about how amazing the daily toast was, I ordered that, which was pretty pricey for toast ($8). However, I quickly realized the quantity matches the price, since the size of the toast was huge. While I adore mascarpone cheese and fruits, the fruits were just not sweet, and didn't really go with the flavors of the bread and cheese. The peach was hard and bitter, and the grapes really had no flavor to them, which was overall pretty disappointing. Not sure why all the other Yelp reviews are complaining about it being small and having nowhere to sit -- it's a micro-cafe so I'm unsure what others expect, but don't expect a dining experience here. Regardless, it is a very cute micro-cafe, with friendly staff, and pretty good matcha. They have a wide variety of assorted sauces, and the pastries are pretty good. I definitely would come here again for a quick drink, but maybe skip out the toast or other "fruitful" dishes. read more

Farm : Table - daily toast (fruits weren't that great or sweet) - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I've wanted to come here for a very long time and finally made the trip to SF a weekday morning to try the food and coffee here. The pictures all looked really cute so I was excited to try it out. I walked here from the Powell Bart station which took around 10-15 minutes. What I didn't realize about this place before I came is that it is SUPER TINY. When you walk inside, there is a huge communal table in the cafe and the cashier counter and that is it. Other than seating around the communal table, there are a couple bar stools and 2 little tables outside the venue, so seating is extremely limited. I think they could make use of their space a little better indoors in order to accommodate more people. Fortunately, on a weekday at 11AM, there weren't too many people here and there was no line so we could sit comfortable and enjoy our food. That is likely not the case on the weekends. The food here is very pricey for the portion size. My friend ordered a daily toast, which was pretty loaded with fruits and nuts. I ordered the egg on a croissant which was however very tiny. For an $8 sandwich, I expected the croissant to be larger at least, but it was super small. The sandwich consisted of 2 hardboiled eggs that were cold (I would've preferred warm eggs and softboiled), mixed greens, some sauce, ham, and cheese. It tasted okay but definitely wasn't worth it. I also got the nutella latte which was pretty tasty and really sweet. The food here is pretty and make for a good picture to Instagram, but I probably wouldn't come back. read more

Farm : Table - 2.22.17 Egg on a Croissant, Daily Toast, and Shane's Nutella Latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

Wow! I can't express how much I love this place and the ownership. The concept is great, the idea that the items and prices change with the source daily and everything is still delicious and affordable. I came here twice, once to redeem a free coffee voucher I had and the day after with my partner and dog because I was really interested in the place and wanted to try more menu items. Check the website for the daily hours and menu which are subject to change and know that there can be a wait. We were lucky to find parking easily and be seated immediately when we came around 11am on a Friday but I can see the place getting crowded. We ordered the breakfast burrito and doughnut breakfast sandwich and we were not disappointed. The breakfast burrito was hot, flavorful, and all the components were cooked perfectly. The doughnut itself was really soft and doughy and its sweetness complemented the eggs, bacon, and cheese really nicely. When I stopped by for a coffee, I got the Nutella latte which was also pretty solid. This place is also a must visit for any dog owner. She puts out a water bowl and a ham and cheese snack for her furry visitors and it's a really sweet gesture. Our bill was under $30 for the two items without tip so I'd say that's pretty typical of any SF brunch place and I will definitely be visiting again! read more

Super cute outdoors seating area and good food from a changing menu, but the menu options are limited and they also never list prices which is annoying, especially because some items are pricier than expected. I recently got the breakfast burrito which was really delicious (it had a special wet carnitas meat sauce) but was $17. read more

Farm : Table - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

We had a delicious breakfast here. Very cute small neighborhood centered cafe. The owner was handling all the tables, drinks, food, and some business phone calls all at the same time. Lovely regulars jumped in to assist with water and menus. Even though she was very busy she was friendly and the food was great! A bit pricey, but what isn't in SF. read more

Best quiche Ever! The Chef came out and shared her time generously with us as we asked about the history of this great spot which has changed hands over the years. The place runs with efficiency and is probably the only restaurant with a parklet pre pandemic! Thanks for sharing your story with us. The quiche was the best ever with perfectly flakey crust! Comoliments!! read more

VERY small cafe/brunch place! Good for quick bite or break but not super filling and limited options... + daily toast was good and presented beautifully + egg croissant was perfect mix of flaky and soft! Egg was also soft but cooked well and the avocado was the cherry on top! + parklet concept was cool (open public seating) - very little seating, was lucky enough to pull a few chairs and snag a table outside (only one table inside, 2 outside, countertop seating and the parklet) - limited menu read more

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3 tables outside, nowhere to sit. Store is small, basically a counter to order. Food is overpriced, very simple without much flavor, presentation is lacking - looks like something I make at home. There's also no price shown on the menu, aka chalkboard, so the total was surprising. Everything is self serve, trash was spilling over when I left. Bonus is that lavender latte was good. And ingredients seemed fresh. read more

I Never write reviews but this needs to be told...Please read to the end !! The second I walked into this place I hated it.....I wouldn't call it a Resturant but more like a big closet with an espresso machine...It has three small tables, sink, small countertop and crappy lighting. When I entered, I was greeted by this lady Sarah, who thought she owned the place. She barked out a long laundry list of things I "Can't DO".... No laptops, No videos, No talking on phone and No FaceTime... basically, NO FUN !! This closet is located in the heart of Silicon Valley and Tech central....can you imagine no Tech in Tech central ?? I asked her what else can I do ?? Sarah said, you can enjoy a conversation with others..... I asked her if 1972 called and wanted their Resturant back ?? Against my better judgement, I followed her rules and ordered breakfast. As I waited for my tea to steep, there was one person after another who arrived and Sarah greeted them all by name. They came into grab a coffee and say hi to Sarah...and now me - I was there for all of 15-min and became a fast friend to anyone who entered. Everyone was just enjoying each others company...... it was very scary !! The food came out and it look spectacular...and it tasted even better. I asked Sarah how she chooses the daily menu, which changes every day - she said, "by my mood".... Really scary !! The menu is based on the freshest ingredients for that day plus the LOVE she adds to every dish. She asked me what my favorite dish was to cook ? (Remember that rule about talking to others....UGH !!). We got into a BBQ discussion.....which lead to finding out that Sarah was a BBQ Pit Master for 20-years (even thought she only looks 20yo herself) and she is an amazing chef...... I would still beat her in a BBQ competition so, Bring it !! (BTW, She would kill me in a cook-off but it sounded really good). In summary, I am NOT going back to this Resturant today (because I am heading back to New York). Lucky for Sarah, I don't live in San Francisco otherwise, I would be there every day telling her what she is doing wrong..... I made a friend, had incredible conversations and oh yea, the food was amazing...... Thank you Sarah...BTW, she does own the place !! Kindness is contagious !! read more

Really rude experience. It wasn't even that busy when I arrived and the woman at the window was severely annoyed by the 2 questions I asked about the menu. She rolled her eyes when I asked about the blueberry pastry and clarified that it was a coffee cake? Okay, maybe make your menu more clear if you don't want to answer questions?? She was really polite to anyone NOT wearing a mask so maybe that was it . I ordered a breakfast croissant sandwich and it was a MESS. I've had better elsewhere, for example crostini and Java. I wouldn't come back here read more

Farm : Table - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

This place is pretty great! Their daily toast is the talk of the town. The combination of fresh fruit atop a fluffy slice of brioche bread with the mascarpone spread, can we say little slice of heaven!! The space is little cramped, but hey, big things come in small packages right. If you're ever in the city, stop in and get you a slice. read more

Farm : Table - Daily toast - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

On a rainy day in SF, nothing could stop us from trying out this little gem! We huddled inside waiting for our food, which did not disappoint! I was craving something light, so the daily toast with mascarpone cheese and seasonal fruits was excellent, even inspirational really. I even tried to make my own version at home with a Belgian waffle, almond butter, honey, cacao nibs from Trader Joe's and thin apple slices. So good! The egg croissant sandwich was also good. Great flaky croissant. Their various coffees and lattes also sounded unique and delicious. read more

Farm : Table - Boiled egg croissant sandwich sans ham - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Please don't eat here. We paid $150 - $30 each for mediocre food that took so long to come. The menu doesn't have prices and the food has no flavor. We felt ripped off. read more

Friendly and sweet Stuffs. Love them all. At lower Nob Hill neighborhood. Artisan hand crafted coffee, excellent and healthy food. A must check-in place in the city. read more

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The food was clearly fresh and made with care. Sadly, our interaction with the proprietor felt unnecessarily standoffish. I understand SF is a busy city but it's just deflating to feel like you're an inconvenience to the folks that inherently should be making you feel welcome. I genuinely wish them well and want to support the rootsy, local model but I won't be back. read more

Went here for Brunch with my Mom and Dad and Hubby. Food was Ahhmazing! The only down side is that it was 90 degrees that day and the sun was scorching hot! There is only 1 big table inside (good for sharing with other diners trying to hide from the heat) there are also tables outside but I wish they would out umbrellas eapecially summer is coming. We had to rush and finish our food quickly to get out of the sun and get into some shade before we burn. U would suggest bringing your own umbrella if the weather is going to hit the 90's. Would definitely be back for the food though! Well worth being under the heat! read more

Farm : Table - Avocado Toast - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Stopped here for breakfast right across the street from our hotel. Such a good selection! We were there around 11am and were worried that maybe things had sold out, but we were lucky enough to still be able to order most menu items (since it changes daily). The coffee we ordered (Nutella and Peppermint Lattes) were so good! We asked for to-go cups because the servings were a great, large size. The breakfast sandwich was 10/10 with both the avocado and ham. Definitely will be back! read more

Farm : Table - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

If you're looking to be yelled at for asking for a side of anything then this is the place for you! Conversations that were had between us the customer and the owner/chef. "What's your favorite thing on the menu?" -Don't ask me that. Dumb question to ask, I am the chef I make it all don't ask me that. "Can I get a vegan burrito with a side of salmon." -That's really weird and stupid and the burrito is huge you don't need it. Stupid combination, no. When she came to clear the plates, instead of politely saying excuse me or are you finished can I clear this, she shoved my friends body and grabbed the plate. It's the way we were scared to speak throughout our entire breakfast for me. Food? 5/10 Service? Criminal read more

I thought I would be turned away for not wearing a retro hat or sporting expensive ear buds. Cosy venue with limited seating indoors and only one person taking orders, making coffee and delivering. The constant line of 3-4 diners kept the poor girl busy. Kudos to her for remaining calm and polite. The lack of indoor seating means that you have to hit the street. Benches, tables and a wooden garden nook (?) plus an iron railing were eclectic but surprisingly comfortable and convenient. All I had was a flat white. It was good, real good. I overheard others commenting positively on crispy croissants, fruit topped toast and other dishes. The aforementioned hatted hipsters disappeared into an Uber. After the initial hipster shock the crowd became more diverse and I didn't feel so out of place. Cool spot. read more

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Just alright! Let's talk through some of the top items: 1) daily toast It sure is absolutely instagrammable, and the whip cream is definitely nice and unique. Definitely leaves you thinking about it. BUT, the crust was burnt tasting for our taste, and didn't love the texture of the bread. PLUS, the overall bite just wasn't amazing. 2) croissant breakfast sandwich It sure is a decent croissant. But the egg isn't runny, and there's not much else special to the sandwich. No lovable aoili, or other amazing element. Again, it did look beautiful. Loved the cheese and its melt. Good, but not SF institution quality. Same as 1. 3) charcoal latte Quite nice. Not too sweet. But a hint too much cinnamon for our taste. Overall not the best specialty latte but a nice one. The mocha and charcoal definitely come through. And tasty, well pulled espresso, as well as steamed milk are always welcome. 4) flat white Our milk was a bit scalded. It almost burned to drink. So this wasn't your typical Australian coffee drink. But the espresso was indeed quite good. Arriving at 8:30am is the move. No line and got seats. Nice vibes when not too busy and nice staff. Nice people to bump elbows with nearby too. Overall-not sure why this is an SF institution. It's no tartine, mill, b patisserie, or any of the other places we SFers cue for. But a nice California spot! read more

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This place was fine but nothing to rave about... It was more of a local neighborhood place... probably not worth the hike I did to get there LOL. I got the egg croissant sandwich since one of the other reviews said it tasted like eating off a farm (or something to that effect). Honestly it was just a regular sandwich. The place is small and there isn't much room to sit. I wouldn't say this is a great place to get brunch with your pals. The food was decent but expensive. The drinks were fun and unique! I think this would be a great place if you are in the area but not worth a special trip. read more

Farm : Table - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

I saw this on a foodie Instagram and was immediately drawn to the rainbow looking toast. The restaurant is quite small, more like a place to pick up some breakfast and coffee but they do have some limited seating. Given that they top the daily toast off with seasonal fruits, it changes all the time. The toast is absolutely delicious and filling! I highly recommend coming by for breakfast if you are in the area. The latte was pretty normal and nothing special. The pricing for the toast is pretty steep, about $8, but is still worth a try. read more

Farm : Table - Daily toast and latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

This place is amazing! Almost everything is home made and made in house. It did not disappoint! The parking wasn't easy but worth every bite. We arrived and ordered, greeted very sweetly. The waitress/owner helped us with every question we had. We got the gluten free bread on vegan sandwich - fantastic (the sausage was delightful and very flavorful), the burrito and doughnut sandwich were also hard to beat. Big portions and always a side salad. I had the quiche and it was also freshly made with bacon and eggs. To finish we got the home made almond milk matcha latte. Like we were drinking a pillow! So good! Everything we ate 10/10 very memorable little place!! read more

Farm : Table - Quiche, doughnuts sandwich, vegan sandwich, and breakfast burrito - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I am the king of wishful taste-making, so why are you making eye contact with me? Yet another reason for you to be on your knees. I discovered today that I may be on the edge of relevance for the Yelp populace. What a rush, what a thrill...and how did I come upon this presumption? Well, I actually went to the place that is rated "hottest" on this site at the moment, farm:table. It actually isn't that far away from me, but it does require me to steel myself to take the 19 Polk, the passenger list of which would not be mistaken for the guest stars on an episode of "The Love Boat". More like "The Meth Bus". Come aboard, they're expecting you. After sauntering on Post for a few blocks, I was surprised to find this to be a blip of a place. There is a distinct Gallic feeling to the decor with the red outlines, and it actually does consist of a French farm table, fully occupied when I got there. Their ever-changing menu is on a chalkboard column, so you pretty much get what they have. I was there for a late lunch, so I went for both the $8.50 Prosciutto and Pesto Sandwich on a crunchy baguette and the $5.50 Cream of Tomato Soup (see photos). Fresh-tasting for sure. The baguette was just the right texture. The soup had a dollop of olive oil, a bit on the lukewarm side but still a treat for the clean flavor of it. Since I really couldn't sit inside, I secured one of the two petite tea tables outside in the bitter cold. I did get self-conscious slurping soup as derelicts would slow heir pace to stare at me. However, I don't fault the staff who were nothing short of attentive and cordial through my entire experience there. By the way, I did bypass the Verve coffee beans this time in favor of their $3 glass of unfiltered apple juice (see photo). I think once they clear out the ice rink at Union Square, I'll come back and get the food and coffee to go since it's only a few blocks away. FOOD - 4 stars...very fresh flavors albeit a limited menu and a tad overpriced (my total bill went over $18) AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...a nice walk-in closet...and if you can't be with the one you love, love the one you're with SERVICE - 4.5 stars...quite stellar and conscientious TOTAL - 4 stars...worth the hype? (shrug)...worth a visit? oh sure...wait a minute, are you still looking at me? read more

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Dear Mr. and Mrs Farm Table: This is only for your service. I wish I could tell you myself but cannot since we were kicked to the curb with smokers and pee smell. My opinion: Never be rude to a customer. Be polite. I am not a very smart person but I do know you never make a lady wait..especially an 8 year old little girl. My review will not matter much with your popularity on yelp. It will matter even less than the $20 I would've spent. We bookmarked your restaurant on Yelp from Orange County and trying your daily toast was part of our itinerary.. We walked from our hotel at 730am. We arrived and were told we couldn't come in because it was 7:53 and you open at 8. Outside your shop, the street smells like piss and people are smoking. At 8:01 am (by my phone) we left. We arn't important enough to let us have a seat inside. If it were my business, I would simply say "we are not ready yet but please come inside." You upset an 8 year old and put us on the street to wait. In my book that is terrible service. You ruined a little girls morning and that means you ruined mine. I am sorry we got there 7 minutes early. It's your business decision and this is my opinion. We had crummy customer service. We have had better. read more

Farm : Table - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

Date & Time: Tuesday December 22, 2009 @ Noon Crowd: Striking Well-Heeled Expats of All-Ages Some w/ Journals Atmosphere: Cozy Decor: European Charm. Hand-Painted Benches w/ Communal Table Service: Friendly Baristas Imbibe: TenderNob & Mocha Devour: Olive-Oil Breakfast Bread & Cake Total: $13 read more

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Farm:Table is one of my favorite little breakfast spots in the city. The menu is simple yet everything is tasty. I ALWAYS go for the breakfast toast. You think fruit and toast for $8? This is no ordinary toast. The toast is thick and delicious with this white creamy spread, topped with the freshest fruit; blood orange, blue berries, and blackberries. (Fruit varies) So satisfying and surprisingly filling. Their fresh juice is also a must try, it's a small glass but I love the combo of pear and pineapple. The Green Matcha tea is a must try. The place is tiny, there's one table inside. Additional seating is offered outside, they have a couple tables, and some counter space to stand next to. it's definitely more of a grab and go, or eat and leave type of place. Overall love the staff, the food, and the variety of teas they offer. read more

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I seriously crave this fruit toast every Saturday. We used to live nearby but have since moved. I wish we were closer, but I will be going out of my way to get there read more

I really thought I would like farm:table. I wanted to like them too. An ever changing menu with locally sourced fresh ingredients? How can you go wrong with that? On this Thursday morning, I ventured through the tenderloin to find out what this place was all about. Alas, so many things about this place were not just not good, but noticeably disappointing that I most certainly will not be going back. I'll start with the stuff that was only mildly disheartening. The menu is not really a menu at all. They offer a toast option, which is really just butter toast with some cream spread on it and fruit/nuts dumped on top. The other option is an egg sandwich. Aside from that all that they offer is some pastries and a salad or some vegetarian dish I can't recall. So we have a subpar menu with almost no options to start. Next I will point out that there is all of one table for all of their customers to share in this tiny spot. And it's not like you're going to be getting take out when your meal consists of a carefully balanced fruit arrangement on your fancy $8 toast. Ok, whatever, I can deal with that and squeezed myself into a seat on the table being shared with four other parties. I ordered the toast, because the other option is the egg sandwich and could see from the other people eating it that it was nothing special, basically just a soft boiled egg on a croissant. The toast was average at best. I saw them preparing it and it was literally something you might make for yourself at home with whatever ingredients you have lying around. The service though... I don't even know what to say. All that I ordered was the toast and it took them THIRTY MINUTES to bring it out. When I asked the server what was taking so long she nonchalantly said "oh right, I was supposed to make your toast huh?" So she pulled out one slice, smeared some cream on it and put the fruit and nuts on top. Why did she not do that thirty minutes earlier when I ordered from her? No idea. What a terribly run operation. Hopefully the owner realizes that like many of the other reviews state, their employees have a bad attitude and provide poor service. I will definitely not be going back and will recommend others to stay away as well. read more

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A fabulous breakfast. Egg on croissant. Soy latte. Coffee. For less than 6 bucks. What?! Yes, it's just a sliver of a space. One table inside that seats about 6 comfortably. A parklet out front. 2 or 3 two tops on the sidewalk. Thaz it baby. The croissant was fresh & perfectly toasted. The ham was fresh, hot, & tasty. The egg was hard boiled & split down the middle. The greens were fresh. Notice all the "fresh?" This breakfast was so clean & delicious... & yes, FRESH. 3 men were manning the operation. All warm & friendly. My soy latte went down smooth as silk. They even make their own almond milk. For chrisakes. Great food. Great coffee. Great peeps. 5 stars. read more

Farm : Table - We're here! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

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What a cute and small cafe shop! Do get their homely chai tea latte and make it a delicious combo with their daily toast or quiche! Their daily toast looks wonderful and it changes everyday so you don't know what toppings they are going to be putting up next! You can't go wrong with quiche! Their quiche is yummy and complimented well with the chai latte or coffee if you were to have coffee with it! They also have other pastries, but the daily toast and quiche would be on my top choices to get! It's a great spot to just chill at, grab a small bite with a cup of coffee or chai tea and enjoy! read more

Farm : Table - Chai tea latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I really wanted to like farm:table but I simply couldn't bc the prices are overwhelming for overrated toast. One toast with seasonal fruits is $7.75. It left me hungry for more so I had a croissant with egg and ham. Again, very small portion. I'm still hungry and a tad angry; heading towards another level of hangryyyyy! I decided that was it, but spending a penny more for empty calories. I spent over $24 bucks on toast and croissant + two drinks (coffee and milk with honey), yet I'm not satiated at all. Additionally, there was no space to sit. The outside patio smelled like urine. I won't be back any time soon. read more

Farm : Table - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

Very small coffee and tea spot. It seems like a mom and pop shop though! Servers were nice. We ordered our stuff "for here". They delivered to us. Presentation was definitely on point. Limited seating - 2 tables outside and one inside where you'll share with either friends you make the day of or strangers. ;) I didn't even know there's a restroom behind the espresso bar! - Iced Coffee - a blend of cold-brewed coffee, cream, and sugar ($4.00). Kind of tasted as strong as Vietnamese coffee, but without the condensed milky feel. - Mocha - Dark and dry, 60% TCHO chocolate ($5.00). My absolute favorite. Didn't think I cared for it, but on this cold windy day it sure gave me a little bit of a kick and warmed me up. - Pickled egg sandwich with bacon jam, créme fraiche, and pea shoots ($7.00). The egg was purple, but tasted sweet and the bread was soft and crunchy at the same time. - Pulled pork sandwich with pickled beets, carrots, and herbs ($9.00). The pulled pork was really juicy and full- flavored with the beets. Total about $27 with tax included. I would come back again to try their toast since they were out this time around. :( ... Until next time! read more

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This is what you should expect before coming here: - There is only one table inside to share among all the customers. The table can fit about 8 people all around. If you plan on dining in, you must arrive early. We arrived about five minutes before open time during a non-busy week day and we were the first customers. A few more customers trickled in shortly after. There are seats outdoor as well but not a whole lot. - Portions are tiny. I ordered the Empanada which suppose to be a meal but the portion resembles half an appetizer. I ended up adding a ham and egg croissant to my order which toppled my breakfast bill over the $20 mark (tip included). To be fair though, the food here is locally sourced so it makes the price a bit higher. The overall experience was good. Everyone had a good time and enjoyed their meal. Two out of the four people in my group ordered an extra meal because of how small the portion is for the Empanada. You should just know what to expect before coming here. Its not filling unless you don't eat much and don't care about protein intake as much either. I recommend ordering the toast with fruit on it (Daily Toast). read more

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My cousin Vanessa D. loves to support sustainable local spots like farm:table so I suggested it for breakfast while we were up in SF. We weren't looking for something heavy so we stopped here since it was nearby the hotel. Little did I know, the menu is very limited and the place is tiny. There's a communal space inside that consists of one table with benches all around. It seats about 6-8 people max. The place is a quarter of the size of a regular coffee shop and unbearably hot inside. We opted to eat outside just to cool off from the warm interior. I ordered the wheat toast with mascarpone, apples, and caramel. The toast was more like slices of wheat sourdough, chewy in texture. The mascarpone was perfectly flavored with maple and the apples were a lovely touch. The caramel was a failure. I expected gooey but was met with hard candy. I didn't like the caramel at all. Overall, it was good and healthy. I also ordered a decaf latte. They were unable to make me an iced decaf latte. Judging from the size of the kitchen, the chef had to deal with, I don't blame her. I'm glad I ordered the hot latte instead because after a few minutes of sitting outdoors, it became chilly again and having something warm to drink was most welcome. The coffee seemed to be made with a French press and there were a few grounds at the bottom of my cup, not so much that it was gross, but enough to make note of. They had raw sugar available and their food is made with fresh locally derived ingredients, hence the name farm:table. They also offer almond milk as a substitute if you're lactose-intolerant. I love the concept of the place, but wish there was a more extensive menu and seating area. With the healthy options and the eco/sustainable mantra, farm:table is a neighborhood favorite. CASH ONLY. read more

Farm : Table - decaf latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

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seating situation: limited indoor seating (8 max to one picnic table), one picnic table outside, and two individual tables for two outside food: the egg croissant sandwich was delicious; the salmon toast with a side salad was good as well wait-time: about 10ish minutes - there was a slight wait as we were waiting for our food to be prepared price: pricey - none of the prices is displayed on the menu board, which is how they got us. We ordered one salmon toast, one egg croissant, one nutella latte, and one charcoal latte and it totaled to approx. $35! Which is absolutely insane and unexpected. Honestly, the price of the food here is what turned me off and although the food was good, our breakfast didn't feel like it was worth $35. read more

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After a couple of days doing the usual Starbucks run while on vacation - I was hankering for something different and healthy so stumbled upon this place thanks to Yelp About a 10 minute walk from Union Square; it's a tiny little spot with limited seating but we managed to grab a table outside and enjoy something local! Service was quick and friendly; the serve yourself coffee was pretty tasty and packed a good punch to start my day! They have pastries which was just right for my carb monster teen but I enjoyed the home made cereal over home made yogurt which had a rhubarb compote and lots of nuts/ seeds / coconut . My daughter enjoyed the toast - a thick slick of pain de mir slathered with Mascapone and fresh fruit ; more than enough for two people; and my husband had the egg on croissant It's one of those hidden gems with great food to get you started on your day and escape the chain breakfast offerings. read more

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Farm:Table is almost too small to qualify as a hole-in-the-wall place, honestly! I expected it to be small but not quite so tiny. Very cute but you'd certainly be blessed to secure seating. Hoping they can expand the space somehow soon! Food was amazing; I ordered an Egg on Croissant and Pug n Honey Latte (soy substitute #LactoseIntolerant anyone?) to go and was completely satisfied with both. Had high expectations and wasn't disappointed! I'm determined to try the Daily Toast next time; it not only looks pretty but also very nutritious (: Note that the prices and menu changes frequently to reflect current prices in the market (fresh fruit, veggies, etc). read more

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