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Worst grilled cheese I've EVER had. I paid 8 bucks for this?? So not worth it. For that price i could have went to Safeway and bought the ingredients. But, lessons learned. Bread wasn't even toasted and it had just a teeny tiny bit of cheese. So I basically got warm bread with cheese. Needless to say i left disappointed after visiting the museum next door. Wont be coming back.
Very relaxing vibe with tasty food and drinks. We got: * Green juice -- 4/5 * Matcha latte -- 4.5/5 * Egg white dish -- 4/5 * Smoked salmon toast -- 4/5 Everything tasted fresh and well made, and the matcha latte was definitely the standout for us. Great spot to relax and enjoy a light meal or coffee break.
We found Jane on Third on a Sunday morning in June before a Giants afternoon game. It is actually inside/next to SFMOMA, but has a separate entrance. We were looking for coffee and breakfast of some kind and Jane delivered. It's a decent sized, casual place where you place your order at the counter and they bring it out to you. We tried the yogurt with berries, the peanut butter banana toast, and the egg and bacon croissant. And we shared some small pastries. Everything came out quickly and tasted good. No problem getting a place to sit. Service was friendly.
the newest and most spacious Jane location in sf! it's located in sfmoma and has tons of seating as well as free wifi. I tried their special iced strawberry matcha ($8) and was disappointed as the matcha was weak and the strawberry puree was so tangy and not sweet. overall it was very milky. I usually love their lattes so I'll give this the benefit of doubt but they should stick to coffee :")
Brunchfast served all day long everyday for the win! Located inside the SFMoma this was a great place to have a meal after we finished checking out the KAWS exhibit. * My bf got the Epic Combo consisting of two eggs (scrambled), one slice french toast, sausage or bacon (sausage) and potatoes for $18. * I got the Spicy Baked Eggs with two eggs, spicy tomato and black bean stew, cheddar cheese, cilantro and toast for $16. * We also got coffee cake, KAWS ginger cookie, coffee and an orange San Pellegrino. They had some cute Jane the Bakery stickers that were free. No line when we went to place our order, given a number for our table and the food and drinks came out fast. The spicy baked eggs is a favorite of mine when I come to Jane. We were pleasantly surprised when my bfs dish came out because the French toast looked AMAZING and was so delicious!
Jane on Third is located on the first floor of SFMOMA, no museum ticket required, no reservations, walk-ins only. Due to the proximity to the Moscone Center, this Jane (there are multiple in the Bay Area) can get crowded with convention and conference participants. Seating options are generous, including two dining areas and a bar overlooking the kitchen. Baked goods are a delight, including a variety of cookies large enough to share. My favorite salads are the Niçoise and the roasted salmon. Salad serving sizes vary based on the preparer; generally, they are large enough to take some home. A luncheon with Jane is a great escape from the office, a mini vacay if you will, with lots of good (sometimes international) people watching available, given the often-diverse conventioneers. Browse the Museum Store on your way out for a few more minutes of distraction before heading back to complete the afternoon.
Wonderful service and space. Shoutout to manager Chris! I hosted a large group here last-minute and ran up a big tab during Super Bowl week, and they handled it with ease and grace. Great location in the MoMa, I feel like I remember going to the restaurant here when I was a kid. It's light and airy, easily accessible by bike or transit. Baked goods were delicious! They had I heart SF and football cookies for the Super Bowl. Matcha and lattes were delicious and creamy. Good quality. A friend liked their sandwich. Lots of seating in the back too. Free WiFi from the museum, no login needed. Will be back for sure!
This cafe is located inside the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. I can't believe I didn't notice that this was here during our last visit to MOMA. We were here to check out the KAWS family exhibit. We haven't ate all morning so we decided to check out Jane. You have to enter through the MOMA main entrance and go towards your right. There aren't any menus on the wall, but they did place the menu on a table right before you stand in line. The prices were reasonable. There is plenty of seating and you just seat yourself before (if you're with another person) or after you order. There were plenty of options on the menu. From avocado toasts, sandwiches, to all day breakfast. I ordered the chorizo breakfast burrito and a KAWS gingerbread cookie (super cute!!!) and my man ordered the breakfast plate with French toast and s'mores tart. My breakfast burrito tasted really good, except it fell apart after my first bite. I had to eat the rest with a fork lol. My man's let me have a bite of his French toast and it was AMAZING! The gingerbread cookie was definitely one of the best I've ever tried and we loved s'more's tart. You can't just have 1 bite. The service was great. Staff were friendly and we didn't wait long for our food. Highly recommended for anyone wishing to grab a bite to eat. You don't need museum tickets to eat here either.
Happy that this was adjacent to our hotel and quite the busy spot for a Saturday morning. The dripped Coffee was delicious, they have quite the variety and make their own chai, enjoy it hot, cold or dirty. :) Food is fairly priced and certainly cheaper than hotel rates. Good hours and certainly well placed next to the SFMOMA. Inside was clean and cleaned up quickly to welcome guests. It can be good for groups if you arrive together. Seating for 1-2, 3-4, and larger tables. We would definitely visit again.
Date of visit: 12/1/2025 We visited Jane on Third on a Monday afternoon with my friend. We got latte and sat in the dining room. The latte was nice and we had a great time!
Finally, a new cafe in Soma that is open on the weekends... and it's Jane nonetheless! I have always been a fan of Jane's other locations for breakfast/pastries, so I was thrilled to see this new location on Third attached to the MOMA. The interior: modern/sleek, casual, and PLENTY of seating. Not loud, great for getting work done or catching up with friends. The service: quick and efficient. You order at the counter, they hand you a table number stand, you seat yourself at a table, and they bring the food out to you. The food: equally as good as the other Jane locations and reasonably priced. I ordered the Egg White Panini (dine in) and a Matcha Latte (to go). The Egg White Panini always hits the spot when I want something clean and filling. Jane's freshly baked sourdough bread is also incredible. For the Matcha Latte, the alternative milk options are the same as their other locations, oat or almond. Needless to say, I will be a regular here!
This is a beautiful, clean and spacious cafe built into MoMa. There's plenty of seating and they have a vast menu of drinks, full lunch options, and light bites and pastries. The service is pretty fast and they constantly made sure that every table was cleared and cleaned for new patrons. I stayed to have my delicious salmon bowl and iced matcha latte and work on my laptop for a little bit. It's a treat to find a cafe where you can work, has clean restrooms, and has a great food menu. Jane On Third checks all these boxes.
Um cuttteee. This is a coffee shop inside the SF MOMA. My favorite part were the KAWS gingerbread cookies! They offer coffee and pastries as well as fresh baked breads that are 1st come first serve. The coffee is solid I really liked it. Smooth and robust. But what really brought me over were the KAWS gingerbread cookies which taste wise weren't that great but cute none the less!
I've been to the OG Jane the Bakery in the Richmond District, and enjoyed their Olive & Pistachio Twist. After a short visit to SFMOMA, I decided to check out the newest Jane outpost. Located inside SFMOMA, it's spacious compared to the aforementioned location. None of the pastries called to me, so I only ordered a drink. My order: Reishi Hot Cacao Latte ($6.75): Whole Milk +Drinkable temperature: Hot, but doesn't burn your mouth/tongue +Cute latte art w/a pretty blue paper cup featuring roses -It tasted like a watered down cup of unsweetened hot cocoa. Side notes: 1.) Self-serve condiments, napkins, utensils, and water cups 2.) There was plenty of bar and table seating, but I thought the wooden chairs and benches were uncomfortable. 3.) Restroom available for customers 4.) Limited and expensive parking: It's walking distance from multiple transit stations, so would recommend that. *Verdict: 2.5 stars rounded up to 3 d/t service. The cashier who helped me was patient and she answered questions I had about the menu. In addition, she was so friendly and upbeat, taking care of the long line of customers. read more
I love to meet with a friend for a lunch at Jane. The space is beautiful (located on the first floor of MoMA, spacious with two separate rooms). Just know that it gets busy during lunch: expect up to 10-15 minutes to order and another 10-15 minutes for your food to arrive. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the bakery items and dishes. I'd tried their bread and pastries before at their original location, and the variety here is just as good. My favorites: olive and pistachio pastry (savory, delicate, and flaky) and cherry galette (crunchy with a great balance of sourness and sweetness). They have a good variety of coffee/matcha drinks. Their bowls and soups are bowl and worth trying too - they are quite filling. Be aware that 12-2pm on weekdays is competitive for indoor seating but there's Yerba Buena park right next to it, so if the weather's nice, I'd just grab my pastry and coffee to go and enjoy it outside. read more
4 months ago
I ordered an iced balance tea. I was picturing a strong steeped, chilled tea poured over ice. I was served a kettle of hot tea with a cup of ice. I am drinking a lukewarm cup of disappointment. It states on the menu most drinks can be iced. I asked for an iced tea, the cashier made a face - I asked if this one was able to be iced. She said yes - hot tea, but iced. I'm sure the rest of their menu is wonderful, the ambiance is decent, but I would have appreciated a little more communication about how sad my drink would be. read more
Worst grilled cheese I've EVER had. I paid 8 bucks for this?? So not worth it. For that price i could have went to Safeway and bought the ingredients. But, lessons learned. Bread wasn't even toasted and it had just a teeny tiny bit of cheese. So I basically got warm bread with cheese. Needless to say i left disappointed after visiting the museum next door. Wont be coming back. read more
Very relaxing vibe with tasty food and drinks. We got: * Green juice -- 4/5 * Matcha latte -- 4.5/5 * Egg white dish -- 4/5 * Smoked salmon toast -- 4/5 Everything tasted fresh and well made, and the matcha latte was definitely the standout for us. Great spot to relax and enjoy a light meal or coffee break. read more
We found Jane on Third on a Sunday morning in June before a Giants afternoon game. It is actually inside/next to SFMOMA, but has a separate entrance. We were looking for coffee and breakfast of some kind and Jane delivered. It's a decent sized, casual place where you place your order at the counter and they bring it out to you. We tried the yogurt with berries, the peanut butter banana toast, and the egg and bacon croissant. And we shared some small pastries. Everything came out quickly and tasted good. No problem getting a place to sit. Service was friendly. read more
4 months ago
the newest and most spacious Jane location in sf! it's located in sfmoma and has tons of seating as well as free wifi. I tried their special iced strawberry matcha ($8) and was disappointed as the matcha was weak and the strawberry puree was so tangy and not sweet. overall it was very milky. I usually love their lattes so I'll give this the benefit of doubt but they should stick to coffee :") read more
Brunchfast served all day long everyday for the win! Located inside the SFMoma this was a great place to have a meal after we finished checking out the KAWS exhibit. * My bf got the Epic Combo consisting of two eggs (scrambled), one slice french toast, sausage or bacon (sausage) and potatoes for $18. * I got the Spicy Baked Eggs with two eggs, spicy tomato and black bean stew, cheddar cheese, cilantro and toast for $16. * We also got coffee cake, KAWS ginger cookie, coffee and an orange San Pellegrino. They had some cute Jane the Bakery stickers that were free. No line when we went to place our order, given a number for our table and the food and drinks came out fast. The spicy baked eggs is a favorite of mine when I come to Jane. We were pleasantly surprised when my bfs dish came out because the French toast looked AMAZING and was so delicious! read more
Jane on Third is located on the first floor of SFMOMA, no museum ticket required, no reservations, walk-ins only. Due to the proximity to the Moscone Center, this Jane (there are multiple in the Bay Area) can get crowded with convention and conference participants. Seating options are generous, including two dining areas and a bar overlooking the kitchen. Baked goods are a delight, including a variety of cookies large enough to share. My favorite salads are the Niçoise and the roasted salmon. Salad serving sizes vary based on the preparer; generally, they are large enough to take some home. A luncheon with Jane is a great escape from the office, a mini vacay if you will, with lots of good (sometimes international) people watching available, given the often-diverse conventioneers. Browse the Museum Store on your way out for a few more minutes of distraction before heading back to complete the afternoon. read more
Wonderful service and space. Shoutout to manager Chris! I hosted a large group here last-minute and ran up a big tab during Super Bowl week, and they handled it with ease and grace. Great location in the MoMa, I feel like I remember going to the restaurant here when I was a kid. It's light and airy, easily accessible by bike or transit. Baked goods were delicious! They had I heart SF and football cookies for the Super Bowl. Matcha and lattes were delicious and creamy. Good quality. A friend liked their sandwich. Lots of seating in the back too. Free WiFi from the museum, no login needed. Will be back for sure! read more
8 months ago
This cafe is located inside the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. I can't believe I didn't notice that this was here during our last visit to MOMA. We were here to check out the KAWS family exhibit. We haven't ate all morning so we decided to check out Jane. You have to enter through the MOMA main entrance and go towards your right. There aren't any menus on the wall, but they did place the menu on a table right before you stand in line. The prices were reasonable. There is plenty of seating and you just seat yourself before (if you're with another person) or after you order. There were plenty of options on the menu. From avocado toasts, sandwiches, to all day breakfast. I ordered the chorizo breakfast burrito and a KAWS gingerbread cookie (super cute!!!) and my man ordered the breakfast plate with French toast and s'mores tart. My breakfast burrito tasted really good, except it fell apart after my first bite. I had to eat the rest with a fork lol. My man's let me have a bite of his French toast and it was AMAZING! The gingerbread cookie was definitely one of the best I've ever tried and we loved s'more's tart. You can't just have 1 bite. The service was great. Staff were friendly and we didn't wait long for our food. Highly recommended for anyone wishing to grab a bite to eat. You don't need museum tickets to eat here either. read more
Happy that this was adjacent to our hotel and quite the busy spot for a Saturday morning. The dripped Coffee was delicious, they have quite the variety and make their own chai, enjoy it hot, cold or dirty. :) Food is fairly priced and certainly cheaper than hotel rates. Good hours and certainly well placed next to the SFMOMA. Inside was clean and cleaned up quickly to welcome guests. It can be good for groups if you arrive together. Seating for 1-2, 3-4, and larger tables. We would definitely visit again. read more
10 months ago
Date of visit: 12/1/2025 We visited Jane on Third on a Monday afternoon with my friend. We got latte and sat in the dining room. The latte was nice and we had a great time! read more
Finally, a new cafe in Soma that is open on the weekends... and it's Jane nonetheless! I have always been a fan of Jane's other locations for breakfast/pastries, so I was thrilled to see this new location on Third attached to the MOMA. The interior: modern/sleek, casual, and PLENTY of seating. Not loud, great for getting work done or catching up with friends. The service: quick and efficient. You order at the counter, they hand you a table number stand, you seat yourself at a table, and they bring the food out to you. The food: equally as good as the other Jane locations and reasonably priced. I ordered the Egg White Panini (dine in) and a Matcha Latte (to go). The Egg White Panini always hits the spot when I want something clean and filling. Jane's freshly baked sourdough bread is also incredible. For the Matcha Latte, the alternative milk options are the same as their other locations, oat or almond. Needless to say, I will be a regular here! read more
5 months ago
This is a beautiful, clean and spacious cafe built into MoMa. There's plenty of seating and they have a vast menu of drinks, full lunch options, and light bites and pastries. The service is pretty fast and they constantly made sure that every table was cleared and cleaned for new patrons. I stayed to have my delicious salmon bowl and iced matcha latte and work on my laptop for a little bit. It's a treat to find a cafe where you can work, has clean restrooms, and has a great food menu. Jane On Third checks all these boxes. read more
Um cuttteee. This is a coffee shop inside the SF MOMA. My favorite part were the KAWS gingerbread cookies! They offer coffee and pastries as well as fresh baked breads that are 1st come first serve. The coffee is solid I really liked it. Smooth and robust. But what really brought me over were the KAWS gingerbread cookies which taste wise weren't that great but cute none the less! read more
I didn't know there was a Jane on Third until I became a SF KAWS Members. Me and my girlfriend stopped by here and ate some sandwiches I ordered a chicken banh mi. The service here is fast and reliable and the ambiance is super nice it overlooks SFMOMA and it's right inside of SFMOMA. We also ordered some sprinkle cookies which were so good read more
I can see most everyone else liked Jane on Third but I tho k I made a bad choice for lunch today. I love the Vietnamese sandwiches banh mi do I ordered that and I was very disappointed. I assumed incorrectly it would be on a soft roll but it was on a very hard baguette. It was almost 100% made if big chi had of chicken that kept falling out of the bun, almost no daikon of carrot which is my favorite part. It was awful. My husband fared better with a salmon salad bowl. It was quite good and he shared with me. We had to wait a long time for the food. People are saying the service was good which I don't really understand. We waited in a pretty line to order. We got water ourselves. Food was dropped off after a long wait and tables were cleaned very quickly. There wasn't really any service. I will just get a pastry if I go back. read more
Jane on Third replaced Grace at SFMOMA on the ground floor of the museum. This cafe is open to the public, no ticket required, and welcomes walk-ins. Great bakery with good coffee/teas and other yummy food. Their sample menu will change frequently. Hours Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Located on Third between Howard and Minna. read more
I'm so happy Jane opened in the MoMa because it's a great addition to that space. There's a lot of natural light and seating inside. Sourdough loaf - the crust is a little bit tough but the inside was very soft and fluffy. It was on the more mild side of sourness. Oh Captain cookie - a solid sugar cookie. It's definitely more soft and chewy than crispy but I prefer my cookies on the chewier side. read more
The good: the gorgeous bread, quite large portion for salad/ sandwich combo, lovely espresso drinks. Makes for a nice break in a convenient location when visiting MoMA. Could use help: the restaurant is woefully understaffed, in spite of counter ordering. They struggle with keeping up with orders and keeping tables cleared. They're far from alone, but it is tough when you're serving a tourist locale. read more
Another Jane location just opened in SFMOMA near the museum! This one is aptly titled Jane on Third and is located near the main entrance of MOMA and open to the public. I came by just to grab some pastries and ended up walking away with a black sesame chocolate twist, pizza croissant, chocolate chip cookie and while I wasn't planning on getting bread, I got a sourdough loaf to go. Everything was delicious but I loved the black sesame chocolate twist which was super decadent and the perfect sweet treat. The sourdough was great as well with a nice tangy flavor, crusty exterior and soft pillowly bread inside. So happy Jane opened a locationin SoMA. I can definitely see myself stopping here (too often) to grab a pastry or sweet treat! read more
6 months ago
Jane on 3rd offers possibly the lowest price for a light meal during San Francisco Restaurant Week. For $15 you get a big bowl of kale salad, a scoop of hummus and an 8oz dragonfruit smoothie, all very healthy. It is counter service but they bring your dish to you with a smile. The restaurant inside SFMOMA is modern, sleek and airy; it's a quiet space perfect for unwinding and relaxed conversation. read more
3 months ago
Stopped by for olive polenta bread and a cold drink. Cute cafe in the SFMOMA but open to the public. Great place to get a bite and recharge before you set off for more adventures. read more
A great place to get off your feet after walking around MOMA for hours. There is plenty of seating where you can look out the front windows and people watch. They still had a decent selection of pastries an hour before closing. We shared a slice of lemon cake and drinks (iced americano, iced matcha latte and homemade chai lattes). Everything was good. read more
4 months ago
Ok this bakery hidden inside the SFMOMA has yummy chocolate chip toffee cookies and also an apricot and raspberry cookie tart very similar to the Pepperidge farm cookies we grew up with one 80's!! read more
5 months ago
Service is excellent ambiance is upscale Starbucks but the show stopper is the Turmeric latte. It is a must try!! read more
I didn't love the latte flavor I got but otherwise everything was great. Wish I knew they were doing pumpkin spice but I saw it advertised outside afterwards (wasn't on the main menu inside). But at least I really enjoyed the pastry that I got! Lighting was excellent with plenty of seating and free WiFi for 4 hours. Couldn't find any trash cans to clean up ourselves but the service was good so it wasn't a problem. read more
2 months ago
Jane on Third was a great spot to eat before our visit to the MOMA. We went at just about the opening of the MOMA and the location had a good amount of energy. People were chatting, on their computers, or obviously just getting some time with family. The food came out at a decent pace after ordering, and we were able to find seating fast. There was a whole separate area to be filled with seating. We ordered the Croissant Egg Sandwich, French Toast, and Smoked Salmon Toast, with a mocha coffee. The Croissant sandwich came with the fried egg cooked Medium so the yolk ran a little which was perfect. The French toast had a lovely lemon curd sauce. The smoked salmon was delicious! read more
1 year ago
Clean, large seating area. Order at counter and they will bring it to you. Coffee super sweet. Twist has a nice hint of coffee to it read more
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We ate here before checking out the Kaws exhibit and both the food and coffee were pretty good. They have plenty of space for walk-ins and the place was really nice. The service was great, the food came out pretty quick. read more
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