Sightglass Coffee is a great stop for an afternoon pick-me-up. I ordered a flat white and a sausage…read moreburrito, and both hit the spot. The flat white was smooth, well-balanced, and not overly bitter--exactly what you want from a quality coffee shop. The sausage burrito was warm, flavorful, and satisfying without feeling too heavy. The ambiance really stands out. It's a beautiful space with a clean, modern design that makes you want to stay a bit longer and enjoy your drink. That said, seating can be limited, especially on weekends, so be ready to grab and go or wait for a spot.

Ordered: Iced Vanilla Paste Latte (~$7)…read moreFlat White (~$6) Aya's take: Sightglass is awesome; friendly & expert staff, super spacious, and very lax. This is one of the first coffee shops I've been to where you can actually taste the notes in the coffee beans. Like somehow the flavors weren't diluted or reduced. The Flat White was well made and the Iced Vanilla Paste Latte was smooth and bold with the vanilla paste adding a deeper richness and aromatic sweetness that was super enjoyable. Such a wonderful spot!

I was in the area and needed a little pick-me-up, so I started searching for a good coffee shop…read more After checking out a few options, this one stood out because of the great reviews and it absolutely lived up to the hype. As soon as I walked in, the staff greeted me right away. Everyone was so warm, welcoming, and genuinely friendly. It's rare to walk into a place where the whole team is smiling, so I really appreciated that energy. I ordered the espresso citron tonic, and it came out in about 5-8 minutes. I'm a big espresso tonic fan, so my expectations were high and this one did not disappoint. It had a bright citrus flavor, was perfectly balanced, and wasn't overly sweet. I'd definitely come back again. Great service, great vibe, and great coffee!

I got an espresso…read more The house blend is a med-dark roast. It was creamy and full bodied with a nice layer of crema. I tasted notes of dark chocolate bitterness, mild acidity, and nutty undertones. Very well executed. 4/5. More flavor clarity would have made it perfect.

My business colleague invited me to catch up with him this week in San Francisco. Living in the…read moreneighborhood he recommended we meet at Andytown Coffee Roasters at 181 Fremont Street adjacent to the Saleforce Park. I took an Uber which dropped me in front of the correct building location, however, I had in minds eye remembering seeing a coffee shop in the Salesforce Park so I inadvertently went to that coffee shop. WRONG! After realizing my mistake, I texted my colleague and we were able to connect IRL on Andytown Coffee Roasters on the 7th floor. The shop is HUGE and since it took a few minutes to circle back my friend ordered me a medium coffee ahead of my arrival which was great given there was a long line by the time I arrived. The coffee was very nice and I appreciate the taste and warmth. After about 45 minutes we left the ACR shop and walked in the elevated Salesforce Park which is stunning urban designed. The only comment I would mention is the noise volume levels were loud given there were 20-30 people in line to order and talking. Not a big deal, we moved to two very comfortable sofas a few feet away or could have gone outside since there is many options inside and outside to enjoy the space. I took several photos of my visit and when I am back in the area will definitely go back and try their menu. Don't forget to leave time to causally stroll around the magnificent shaded garden 7 stories above the street! Enjoy!

I honestly love the vibes of this cafe and it's a great study spot, but that couldn't even save it…read more I came on a Tuesday afternoon to try their matcha. They have a seasonal Strawberry Matcha Latte, and I have never felt this disappointed in a drink before. The drink barely had any matcha and turned grey after mixing. The strawberry was overly sour. You can see from the color that they used the most oxidized matcha ever. The drink really tasted like iron mixed with something sour. I hope they taste their drinks before selling it. Maybe other lattes are better but honestly this was just way too disappointing.

A great place for curated gourmet coffees, matcha and other drinks with a superb pastry selection…read moreto match. Bright clean Modern minimalist decor with tiny little round tables just big enough for a laptop and your beverage of choice. Friendly service and definitely fast service midweek, though seating can be a little tight due to everyone camping out here "working from home". :) I really just wanted something simple like the drip coffee, black, no room, but they were out! Hey.. isn't this a coffeehouse!??? lol So I went for the Mocha and a blueberry scone. The Mocha was on point but I have to say the scone had a remarkable moist and almost airy texture with plenty of blueberries. 5/5 on the scone, 4.5/5 on the mocha. The servers were all friendly and seemed to enjoy being here as much as I was! I would love to come back again anytime I am nearby, especially midweek when there aren't any lines!

I love this place! Usually there is a line out the door but so worth it. Lone usually takes 15…read moreminutes and the wait after isn't that long. I love matcha foam and the matcha lattes are so smooth and thick. The velvet matcha is my favorite. I've never sat in the shop since is kind of loud and busy, but people seem to do it!

I worked nearby for two weeks and tried pretty much every coffee spot on this street. Coffee Bodega…read moreturned out to be the best one. Nice little place small, but it looks really good inside. The staff was great too: friendly, helpful, and answered all my questions.

Small. Apparently the best coffee in SF. one person making all the drinks so the wait can get long…read more There is some seating inside but because it's a small space, you'll be sitting with the incoming line which can just be plain awkward. I appreciate the speciality coffee but the wait wasn't worth it for me. And there's barely any room for people to exit while the line is forming. A better layout is needed.

I had a great experience here on February 15th, a very attentive staff with great coffee, baked…read moregoods and breakfast sandwiches. I'm compelled to write this review because an irrational customer began berating the staff for an issue that wasn't their fault and promised to leave a horrible review. Hopefully this review balances out her misplaced need for vengeance, the staff did everything they could to appease her even though the incident was not their doing.

Great place for roasted beans. It is one of the best tasting coffees I have tried. I bought the…read morefreshly roasted beans recommended by the owner instead of my usual mocha java.

I got an iced latte with salted maple syrup and it was delicious! The service was quick and helpful…read morewith providing recommendations. The shop itself was cozy and beautifully decorated, making it a great place to study or work. I'll definitely be back to try their food menu!

It was my first time at Coffee Bodega and won't definitely be my last!…read more I was in the area for a meeting but wanted to grab a coffee and light breakfast before I went into the office. Coffee Bodega was just around the corner of my destination, and it was a 5 minute walk from the Embarcadero bus station where I made my stop. The cafe was located in a little alley way next to Tender Greens and an ice cream parlor. I was feeling the earthy vibe of the place. I could see how the place paid homage to South American cultures with their coffee and food (i.e. arepas, empanadas, and alfajores). As soon as I walked in I was greeted by the most welcoming barista, which honestly made my day. She went above and beyond with her friendliness, helpfulness, and overall hospitality. She knew that I wasn't a regular and kindly offered her recommendations of their salted maple latte and mushroom and cheese empanada. Both items did not disappointed. The salted maple latte hit the spot, but the empanada was particularly the showstopper. Can't wait to try their other empanadas next time.

Stopped in for a hot latte on a cold SF day. Place has a nice vibe and some good music. Interior…read morehas a mix of rich woods and industrial metal. Service friendly and fast, without too much of a wait. Place could improve their display of baked goods-- they all feel a bit crammed in the small display.

This coffee shop is at a very busy intersection, right by Battery and Market. It's rather…read moreaccessible for most of the working population who work in-office in the Financial District, and that's what makes it special. While the storefront seems pretty welcoming on the outside, I could say otherwise about the customer service side of things. I was soon met not just with unwelcoming hospitality, but also, utter rudeness while ordering my coffee. I felt rushed, and when I asked about the pastries, all the one person that ordered it was: "this is what we have." I'm asking you to specify the pastries because... I GENUINELY don't know what they are? Like we're not experts at pastries compared to baristas that know their stuff -- let alone some random customer like me who doesn't know the name of EVERY pastry. Eventually, after that, I ordered the croissant and a cortado, and both tasted wonderful. The croissant was flaky and very buttery, and the cortado was a great combination to it as well. Ambiance isn't too bad -- there's small tables, but also, very spacious seating on the window side of the seating where there's a bar and more. I'll be back, but please treat your guests in a more courteous way, please -- it goes a long way.

One of my favorite cafes in FiDi…read more I like the vibes here. Mostly ample seating, except when it gets super busy. I usually get their grab and go items and enjoy them inside. The salads are fresh. I've also had the pesto pasta salad a few times. Only thing is I believe the pesto is made with pistachio and arugula, but not any basil. I much prefer pesto made with basil. I mean, it's not really pesto if it's not made with basil. At least not in my book, and I think most Italians would agree. The Roasted Salmon Filet was a bit on the dry side, but they do use loch duart salmon My friends like their coffee, but I can't personally speak to that. It's definitely not inexpensive, but you're probably paying for the location, and I must admit I always just like hanging here. The main downside for me though is the VERY limited street parking in the area. No fault of the business, just fact.

I spent $17 on two drinks for them to be just milk with a bit of matcha and hojicha…read more (Only drinking it cause of what I spent on it)

I met my girlfriend for a cup of coffee before we went for a walk at the Golden Gate Park. Just…read morereading from reviews; I was kind of second-guessing the place but I had an amazing experience. The guy with a gorgeous hair that assisted us was amazing and was super nice. I ordered americano and since I asked for a splash of oat milk; he didn't charge me for the non dairy milk. This Americano was made to perfection with enough water/espresso ratio, just absolutely delicious. The place was busy with steady line and the only thing I would say that the bathroom needed attending. CC accepted.

This spot is huge and has such a good café vibe. The line was insane on a Saturday morning (as…read moreexpected), but it actually moves pretty fast. There's plenty of seating throughout, plus a really nice outdoor back patio if you walk all the way through. The coffee was genuinely good. I got a cappuccino and it was perfectly balanced not too strong, not too sweet. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a spacious café to work from. Free WiFi and lots of room to settle in.