I have the luxury of rolling out of bed to grab coffee here, then rolling back up to my place to enjoy. The prices are extremely reasonable, the coffee's made quick and the coffee's pretty good -- meaning I've had better coffee but had to pay for it. It's definitely way better than the coffee I make at home. I'm not really sure why I do that. Never really seen the place crowded, but being a neighbor of theirs, I see this as a good thing. Pastries and other stuff are good as well. read more

Cheap. Free Wifi. Nice light. Outlets. And friendly people. Unfortunately the coffee pretty terrible. Watery and slightly greasy. Foam on foamed drinks is thin with too much air. But not a bad place to spend a few hours getting some work done. read more

This place is pretty fantastic. It's not upscale in the way that Coffee Bar or Ritual is, but it hits all the important points for small neighborhood coffee shop. 1) The husband and wife team who work here are cheerful and adorable. That goes a long way. 2) Incredibly low prices for quality food. You can get a latte and a sandwich for just over $6. 3) Outlets and WiFi. None of the telltale signs of WiFi-squatter stinginess. read more

Absolutely love this place, it's never busy but not overpriced like all the other places in the area. I love their breakfast bagels. The two owners are super friendly. read more

Don't waste your money. The coffee is bad and the man is extremely rude and homophobic. Mocked my accent and yelled at me while I was having a conversation over the phone (I was not speaking loud at all), then he raised the speaker volume just to annoy me. read more

"Hi Ed, how's it going? Hey Xavier, how are you? how's the baby? Baby's growing up, that's what they do right? That's good. Alright, I'll get a small coffee and this delicious-looking blueberry muffin to go. You got it" That's the usual talk with Supreme Java's owner and barista, my daily coffee dealer. It's that simple and that's why I really enjoy grabbing a coffee there. read more

Cute sandwich/coffee shop close to Delores Park. The eggplant sandwich is good! It's a big deal when the group votes the eggplant better than the turkey. Not only was it delicious, but I think it was $4.95 (possibly $5.95), and came on bread rather than a roll, so wasn't huge. Great option for something quick. As of 4/22/12 their bathroom didn't work :( read more

Best Cafe!! Best husband wife tag team! Best prices! Best service! I am there everyday :)) Thanks you guys, we love you! read more

I started stopping at Java Supreme on my way to work... and after my office moved, I continued to go every day for years even though it was no longer "on my way" in anything more than a spiritual sense. you get dependant on your daily dose of Nutella on a whole wheat bagel. yes you do. Ed is a doll, and his coffee is reasonably priced. I pay $2.00 for a large coffee in new york - which I consider an abuse of my caffeine addiction. the hummus bagel with pickles is a great lunch. read more

Nice, cozy little cafe run by a friendly couple. Although they don't take credit cards directly (cash is fine, of course, and there is an ATM in the coffeeshop), they use a service called LevelUp whereby you can pay by linking your credit card to a code that can be scanned from an iPhone app. It might seem inconvenient to have to sign up for the service when you're at the coffeeshop trying to pay for your order, but if you do sign up for it there and enter their promotion code when you do it, you get a $5 credit that you can use at any LevelUp participating business! You can use it all here, or use some here and save the rest for a different place. Lots of businesses in the Mission (and elsewhere in SF) use LevelUp. This was all explained to me by the owner, who was super patient as I signed up for it before paying for my sparkling water, bagel sandwich, and muffin. The bagel sandwich was less than $3 and super delicious!! The veggies were fresh and the bagel was one of the best I've ever had! The place has more of a laid-back, easygoing vibe -- nothing fancy or shiny here. The bathroom is super small and cramped, though clean, and the sink is outside the bathroom in the corner. Overall, I had a very enjoyable experience here and look forward to coming back! read more

Love this place- friendly owners, super affordable coffee with great bagels, sandwiches and other snacks.

Good, reliable coffee shop located across the street from my apartment. Internet access for a fee. My only beef is that you're also charged to use wireless there as well, so don't bother bringing a laptop to catch up on your e-mail. I love coming here for the hummus plate on a weekend afternoon. Update - no more charges for wireless access. Thanks Java Supreme! read more

This place is situated right next to my go-to deli-style sandwich place around the corner. I'm never really up and around these parts early in the morning on a regular basis, but I was out buying breakfast ingredients and coffee was yelling my name. In I went, pjs on and glasses slipping down my face, struggling with the flimsy plastic bags they provide at the market. It WAS Saturday morning at 9:15 a.m., but I waited a considerable time for an americano, but that's to be expected. Perhaps, though, they should try the whole order-pay-waitforname process over the order, wait at the counter with money-in-hand until he's done fiddling with the espresso machine, and then pay process. I'm just sayin'...allow your clientele to go enjoy the atmosphere and just call their name when a drink is done. Especially when the line is over three people strong, all of who (more-than-likely) are going to order some sort of coffe concoction. That aside, I love this place. The art on the walls really caught my eye. The menu is of the colored-paint-on-chalkboard variety (seems to have invaded these places all over the city). The coffee is pretty dern good. There was no soymilk at the extras station, though I'm sure they would have provided had I asked (I just didn't want to bother the lone worker). I want to come here for a lunch or light dinner sometime. It's MORE than reasonably priced for the city - a sandwich and salad for $5.50 is almost UNHEARD of. The bagels looked pretty unique AND they have POTS of tea over that crappy $2 for a teabag in steamed water. There were also certainly regulars. I saw one of the "customers" bring the worker a bag of ice, and then slink around the corner only to order a coffee directly on the other side. Regulars make me like a place more. Nice neighborhood hide-a-way. read more

Cheapest pot of tea in the area based on size and price ($3 for large pot). The food is also less expensive than many cafes in the area. Good number of outlets, free wifi. I'm often the sole customer sitting down with a computer. Friendly atmosphere and a good spot to work. read more

Coyz wood-floored neighborhood cafe. My latest hangout. Where can you get a $3.95 hearty sandwich or $2.25 double latte these days? The latte is just like you get at Cafe Roma in Berkeley and all the other college towns. I like Java Supreme's strong drip coffee which took me through a long road trip. Nice and mellow, good music. If you're writing or want to work on your laptop and not just people watch this is the place. read more

Friendly owner, never crowded, nice homey neighborhood feel. I can get a "small" coffee here for $1 on my way to work. It's tasty stuff and more than enough to satiate my caffeine needs for the morning. A bargain, I say. You will also stumble across quite a few friendly dogs here, which makes heading to the office that much more bearable. read more

I love the fact that there can still be a great, reasonably priced neighbourhood cafe like this in the area, when everything else is so expensive. Whenever I go, there's always the same really friendly guy behind the counter. I've always gotten the breakfast bagel with bacon and it's really good. They also have a drink that's coffee with chocolate that's only three dollars. read more

I've been here only twice. First time was in the first few weeks after landing in SF. And now I remember why--I'd bought wireless access from ZRNet, which provides wireless service at various cafes around the city. The 2nd time was yesterday, after spending a couple hrs reading in the sun in Dolores Park. I like this spot--it's mellow, unlike, say, Ritual. When I stopped in, in the late afternoon, I was literally the only person in the shop. Ok, maybe a little too mellow. But if you're looking for a quiet spot to do some reading or writing, and don't need wireless, here is where to go. The cappucino I got was mediocre, but it was something to drink. If you're there in the late afternoon on a sunny day, the tables in the front get plenty of sun. I plan to head back to try the food. Dan Leone did a Cheap Eats column about them back in '97! read more

My favorite cafe. I used to live next door. Ed is the best. Too bad I can't chance running into my ex roommate so I can't go back. I miss the java #1 bagel with avocado every day. If that girl ever leaves I'll be back in a heartbeat. She thinks people who go there are stalking her and I don't want that rep. so sad! read more

LOVE this place! The owners are always there and are incredibly sweet. Coffee and bagels are delicious and cheap. Why pay $9 for a lox bagel at Dolores Park Cafe when you can get one just as delicious for $5 down the block? Never crowded, free wifi and beautiful photographs on the wall. Its a great alternative when you can't handle the hustle bustle of Tartine and just want a good old bagel for breakfast. read more

Love this place! The husband and wife team are super nice and their prices are very inexpensive. I bought a soy latte (so so taste and flavor), blueberry muffin, English breakfast tea and their California bagel here before and loved them all. I've been here to pretty much work on my telecommuting days and it's wonderful. It's not crowded and their internet is rarely choppy. Definitely a dependable internet connection here. Can't wait to try their other bagels because the California bagel I had was delicious!! read more

"The usual.. sure." Thats how i like to start my mornings, and that's how it is here. Gotta support the locals and this guys (Ed) friendly demeanor makes it easy. read more

This is my neighborhood coffee place. I love that San Francisco is the kind of city where you can have a neighborhood coffee place. Many neighborhood coffee places are getting a little too slick though. I like mine chill, the tables a little beat up, chairs a little wobbly and the food and coffee good but not ecstatically so such that there would be the chance of an extreme line --- hello, Tartine. Also Ed is aware of his regulars and knows their orders. That rocks. My husband is a person who always orders the same thing and he knows this. He also knows that I mix it up every time on the bagel order. that is just who I am. I am a big fan of the have a heart bagel -- they are just artichokes from a bottle, but I love them along with cream cheese and olives. yum. i also love the hummus, pickles and tomatoes combo, and I can also be persauded by an avocado open face -- thin slices of avocado either side. yum. I also lilke coffee but sometimes get rocket fuel -- espresso and coffee with a shot. it's good, it's enough to get a good start on on a foggy morning. there are seats here to linger and there are always friendly dogs to contemplate as their owners grab a cup to go before heading to the park. good times. read more

I'm a bit upset that my fav coffee shop has been discovered by more and more people, but I love the owners and the food is great, so I will openly rave about them now :) The falafel sandwich is great, especially with the spicy sauce; I love any number of the bagel sandwiches and you can't beat the prices! read more

This is a wonderful little wifi cafe with really friendly owners that give it a very relaxed vibe. Classical music playing softly. I wish I lived nearby and could study here from time to time. Ridiculously cheap too - $1.75 for a double americano. She even asked if I wanted it 'strong' in a smaller cup. read more

Chill little coffee shop with friendly folks, WiFi and tasty food. When I'm working from home in the mornings, I sometimes treat myself to Java supreme. The owners are super nice and I love the Java 1 and have 2 bagels! read more

Had the supreme breakfast bagel on the garlic bagel and a dark chocolate mocha. Great sandwich and the mocha was on point

It's our last day in the city and wanted something filling, yet clean and nourishing. After reading the reviews we picked Java Supreme and weren't disappointed. Two sammie's and two soda pops for under $20! And the owners are quite friendly. read more

I work at a school near by and pop in here all the time for a coffee, tea or sandwich. the couple that owns the place are the sweetest, hardest working lovely people. The food is great and inexpensive and it's a lovely place to hang out while your enjoying a coffee! read more

Ah, I feel grateful to a place off the beaten path (read, NOT on mission or valencia), that you can hang/write/do homework/converse without worrying about power supplies, earsplitting conversations, crying babies, or claustrophobic surroundings. They do require a password for the wifi, FYI...And the best part $3.95 for a sandwich! YAY! read more

I adore this place. I have developed an addiction for their yummy fresh sandwiches (which are only $3.95). There are lots of little cafes that are nearer to me, but I prefer to walk a little out of my way to visit this place. I think it must be owner-operated because I always see the same man and woman behind the counter. And they are truly lovely. Free WiFi, lots of outlets, yummy sammiches, and totally unpretentious. A favorite. read more

This is a great little coffee shop - I only wished I was hungry when I came here. The coffee (java supreme) was good, and where can you get an expresso drink for $2.50 anymore? Breakfast bagels and lunch offerings looked great; I will definitely be back! read more

The male owner is rude. He has an attitude which makes me feel like he does not need my business. This is why I am taking my business somewhere else. read more

Great neighborhood coffee place. Good cheap at cheap prices. Tuna sandwich for $3.95 is a fantastic deal (as far as cheap food). The service is great from the husband and wife team and they are very nice/pleasant. Quiet/nice atmosphere. Good for studying/reading. Annoying part is that it closes so early at 6pm. read more

This is a perfect neighborhood spot for lunch. They do a great job with gluten-free food also. Owners are a lovely and friendly couple who work hard to meet any request that you have for your sandwich and make sure that it meets any dietary needs. The bread is perfectly toasted and the sandwich is always stuffed to maximum with delicious ingredients-- what ever you choose. It is one block from Dolores Park and easy to pick up food-to-go for outdoor dining. We have eaten here dozens of times as we live just a few blocks from the restaurant and now do take out frequently. Wear your mask! Stay safe! read more

This is a nice mom and pop cafe. I only recently re-discovered it in my neighborhood when friends took me there. It had apparently changed ownership from when I had checked it out several years before. They have very good prices on their coffee, and they really put a generous amount of chocolate in their mochas! Current display on their walls of large format photos of Buddhist scenes from Southeast Asia adds a very warm and relaxed vibe. read more

This is a great place to go for a quick bite/drink, or if you want a quiet-enough coffee shop to work in for an hour or two. There's fast and free wifi (password is 1234567890), a nice selection of coffees and teas, and the owners are friendly and charming. Highly recommend the lox bagel as a lunch option--it's reasonably priced, fresh, and tasty! read more

This place has the worst customer service!Unless you enjoy being treated like shit, you probably don't want to enter this coffee shop. Let me start by saying that I've never felt the need to write a bad yelp review before. Yes, there have been times when the food or service at a restaurant may have been poor but nothing compares to what I experienced at this place. As soon as I walked in, I sat down and took out a book. The place was almost empty so I figured it'd be nice to study while I enjoyed my coffee. Unfortunately, it never got that far. The owner immediately walked over to me and asked me if I was planning on ordering anything. I said I was but that I was going to take my things out of my bag first and then buy something. I found it strange that he was so pushy but thought maybe that was just his way of asking if he could get me something. Either way, he seemed to understand and just walked away. A couple minutes later I finally decided to order my cappuccino when he walked back over and told me that it's obvious I'm not planning on ordering anything so I need to leave. I was in shock, as were the other customers in the place. I asked them if this has happened before and they said yes, which only surprised me even more. I can't understand how a place with such rude owners is still in business. I will definitely never return. To those who do read this: Please do not continue supporting a place who's owner thinks he can treat customers like crap! To the owner: I understand this is your business, but please understand that if you don't treat your customers with respect, you're only hurting your business. And P.S. A course is patience could work wonders for you. read more

This little coffeeshop is across the street from my old apartment in the Mission, so it has a special place in my heart. The owner isn't exactly chatty, but he's a good guy and makes it a point to know his regulars' usual drink. It's pretty spare -- just simple wooden tables and chairs -- but there's almost always a seat or two open. Plus, yummy sandwiches, salads and a smattering of Middle Eastern fare. There's not a whole lot of ambience to speak of -- but for me, this is one of its high points because it means I can always get a seat. Bonus: I heard they just added free wifi. read more

Perhaps we didn't order the right thing, but I was not super impressed with our food nor drink from Java Supreme. I ordered the Mediterranean Plate which honestly seemed like half of it came from a frozen food aisle and was just reheated. The falafel was especially disappointing--dry and not very flavorful. The plate seemed like a fairly expensive dish for somewhat inauthentic and not-so-tasty food. My husband ordered the Tuna Melt sandwich instead and he seemed to like it. I think if I returned, I would try one of their bagel sandwiches...I just wasn't in a bagel mood at the time. I also ordered a latte which was mostly just hot milk and barely any espresso. It was affordable but it was not something that I would order again for an actual pick-me-up. The staff were friendly but I just wasn't too impressed with our first visit. I will definitely give it another try though for the bagel sandwiches. Cash only. read more