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Saint Frank Coffee

3.9 (97 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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kyle e.

Nice interior but nothing else really stood out to me. Standard $7-8 drink, service is friendly. If there is a line, it kinda messes with the overall arrangement/spacing of the shop and can be irritating for those seated nearby. If you do get space, its a nice spot to sit down for a chat but there are plenty of those in SF.

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Bill P.

Coffee here is strong!! Bustling bright cafe with workspaces and lots of seats, but it was packed on a weekend. pastries are in the display cases, employee recommend their drinks and were friendly. Swag, beans, and kitchen appliances are available for purchase. Free coffee when you buy a bag of beans! Order: Latte with macadamia milk: solid drink with a tartness in the milk, creaminess did not balance with the coffee. There is self serve syruo Chocolate espresso cookie: crunchy, dark chocolate flavor that was not too bitter. great for a small pick me up.

Alyssa C.

Had such a good experience here! A beautiful open space with plenty of seating, perfect spot for working (tho they only have wifi during the weekdays). Their coffee was strong and delicious, staff very friendly. Will definitely be a regular here. They source their pastries from Juniper bakery! Known for their award winning croissants and black sesame kouign amann. Only downside is I wish they heated up their pastries :/ Tried: - Orange latte is my favorite, subtle orange flavor - Cappuccino is STRONG - Oat milk latte is still strong but more balanced - Mushroom danish was good and v flaky, but wouldn't get again because it was cold

Karina R.

I've been in twice now, both times during the week to get some work done and thankfully I've always managed to get a seat + table! (This place will get busy, a lot of people visiting). Pretty simple menu but very fancy coffee. I'm pretty simple when it comes to my coffee order so I was a bit overwhelmed on what to get here. First time around I got an iced coffee and it was fine. Second time I got one of their signature or seasonal coffees, no cream or sugar and while strong, it was really smooth. Definitely good coffee beans used here. I've gotten their chocolate croissant and while perfectly flaky, the chocolate was just too dry and rough for me. Overall I do like this cafe to work out of (free wifi ONLY during the week). Good coffee options too so I definitely will be back to try more.

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Serene A.

Visiting my sister in SF is always a treat! Especially when I get to try so many great cafes! Saint Frank is good coffee! I had a seasonal drink and it was so good not too sweet and the coffee was real smooth. I waited in a bit of a line but it was no problem for me because the staff was so attentive and kind and all were so calm, so it made me feel calm. No rushing just good coffee. Plenty of seating but oh boy still no room on a weekend. We did end up finding a table to enjoy our drinks !

Olivia M.

Super cute coffee shop with great vibes!! The coffee was actually super good but the minus here is that they don't write down your coffee orders! They got my order completely wrong and I had to bring it up once it was all made which was very awkward. They offered to remake it for me but there was a long line and they made it a bigger deal... but even with that would give it another shot. Also keep in mind they have limited milk options, whole fat, almond/cashew (made in house) and oat The pastries are just ok!

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Lisa X.

We may be 7x7 but we do not lack coffee houses. So I usually go to Saint Frank's Polk location, but now that they are in Inner Sunset, it's so convenient when visiting other places around here. SFC replaced what used to be Starbucks in this location. Gorgeous remodel that felt very spacious. I didn't find out until recently that their pastries are from their sister business, Juniper (also on Polk). Super excited as their pastries are very good. Enough to rival Tartine around the corner. Great drinks, delicious pastries, and beautiful location on Irving and 9th Ave.

Honey lavender latte and iced matcha latte
Lani S.

How lovely, light, and airy this place looks in what used to be the dark tones of a Starbucks location for many, many years. I've been wanting to try Saint Frank Coffee for the longest time, but hadn't around to it at the other locations. Inner Sunset is close to home. A few weeks back, I walked by it on a late Saturday morning, and the line was out the door and it looked very crowded. I was not surprised, however, given the high praises of Saint Frank Coffee and this being their newest location. This past Monday, I came in on a whim at the end of the day sometime after 5pm (they close at 6pm daily). I was getting my steps in by strolling through Golden Gate Park and took the route that leads you to 9th Ave. There were plenty of people in there, but not crowded and not busy. I had no idea what I was ordering and I didn't know what to expect. The barista was super friendly, patient, and helpful. Here's what I ended up ordering: - honey lavender latte with oat milk (holy goodness!) - iced matcha latte for my daughter (the taste was more milky and creamy than matcha-y) - mushroom danish (I never wanted it to end, it was so yummy. It had the consistency of a savory croissant) I'm certain I'll be back, but for the coffee and danish - not the matcha- especially since it's so close to home.

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Misa K.

Love the coffee here. I've tried a few of their pour overs, the coffee flight (single origin coffees served four ways), and the competition cappuccino - all were excellent. The black sesame kouign amann is great too. Service was friendly and efficient. There are plenty of seats inside, though it can get crowded on weekends. It's best to come early in the morning to skip the line.

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Andrea R.

I passed by this place while riding the N Muni, and I immediately bookmarked it! I'm so glad I did. Saint Frank is a gorgeous, aesthetically-pleasing coffee shop located in the Inner Sunset. My friends and I grabbed pastries nearby and coffee at Saint Frank before heading to the De Young museum for the Monet exhibit. It was a perfect day! The coffee at Saint Frank is delicious. You can tell this is a coffee shop made for coffee lovers. There were lots of people hanging out at the indoor and outdoor tables, including several people working from the coffee shop. The service was quick and friendly, as well. I highly recommend grabbing a coffee here and enjoying it in the park!

Mocha
Jackson C.

Saint Frank Coffee has taken over the previous Starbucks spot at this Irving location and I think it's a definite upgrade. The coffee is really good; the interior design is modern; the lighting is brighter; staff is friendly. Really good spot to hang out. The lines can get long but move fairly quickly. Prices are consistent with other coffee shops. We tried both the Latte and the Mocha. Both drinks have excellent coffee. The mocha is not very sweet and they use mocha syrup instead of that power stuff. They also offer a few pour over options which I haven't yet tried.

Shelley P.

Thank GOD there's a Saint Frank on the park side of town now! Saint Frank is one of the first coffee shops I ever tried in San Francisco and it certainly helped set the bar extremely high. So coffee - no question on the quality here. And Juniper pastries? YAY The space is absolutely gorgeous - on a sunny day it's especially airy and bright. I haven't come on a weekend yet, but on weekdays the vibe definitely feels more like a coworking space (fortunately or unfortunately, depending on what you're looking for), due to the presence of the long communal table in the front. The location is also perfect as it's right in the busy part of the Inner Sunset near lots of cute shops and restaurants.

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Juan V.

San Francisco is expanding and it is in many areas of the city . You have lots of new places to go grab a drink and places to eat. It seems San Francisco also has business which have more than two locations that are homegrown. One place in the Inner Sunset serves their own roast of coffee and also offers the 2024 best awarded croissant in San Francisco via Juniper. It's located across the street of another similar homegrown chain of restaurants known as Super Duper Burgers. This place is also a namesake of San Francisco but in English and it's called Saint Frank. On a 2026 stroll on the Sunset Strip of San Francisco on Irving street you where the former Starbucks stood you can smell a different coffee roasting. Inside Saint Franks it's very spacious with lots of seating. I ordered their mocha and it was not too sweet. I also had ordered the traditional croissant. The croissants have been awarded the best in San Francisco and to me it was flakey like most in SF. The croissant was buttery and tasty. This is a good new spot in the Sunset Strip of San Francisco. Smell the roast of different coffee made in a different "fashion"people inside on their phones and laptops focus trying to avoid physical "distraction"some doing it for work and other working on their "passion" another business San Francisco "expansion" A new business in SF on "board "where coffee art is "poured "and a place which has Juniper croissants won the best San Francisco croissants "award" and in San Francisco business in the last year have " soared"

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