Delicious coffee! I got the vanilla latte and it was the perfect amount of sweet, and the coffee…read moreflavor came through just right. I feel like a lot of lattes taste too watery, but this one was just right. My friend got the Vietnamese cold brew and said it was really strong and delicious. Cute retro vibe and super kind staff!

Needed a pick me up this morning and decided to stop by the Coffee Bar at Saint Mary's garage and…read morethey saved me. Helpful, friendly and speedy staff as always.

Needed caffeine asap after getting off at 16th & Mission! Happened upon this place!…read more 11am on a Saturday and it was pretty empty but a nice quiet spot. Ordered at the kiosk. Only one employee but drinks came out quick. Iced matcha lavender latter was pretty good- did the job! Also used their customer restroom, which was nice that they even had it. Seems like they have some unique flavors, would be interested in trying.

Really lovely coffee spot near the Costco in SF. The lavender latte was fantastic, and the inside…read moreof the cafe was quite peaceful as a whole. Would recommend overall!

Need a latte in the financial district?…read more Want to avoid the big box brands? Coffee Bodega checks the boxes. Service was friendly. Only one employee was visible at 8am on a weekday but he turned our drinks around as quickly as possible. Smooth espresso. Strong? Not sure. Pricing is on par with other coffee shops: $6 for the only size they offer. Love the high ceiling and interior greenery. We took our drinks to go but they do have inside seating.

A new coffee joint filling in the space of a long departed coffee joint. There are some unique…read morecoffee beverages on the menu that are pretty good. The pastries can be a little hit-or-miss, but there are a few goodies. Cherry Danish: Wasn't impressed. Felt like Costco quality. The dough wasn't flaky. The cherry filling wasn't very complex; didn't even have a little tartness. Cannonini Dulce De Leche: Couldn't resist the large vein of dulce de leche in the middle of this tubular pastry. The dulce de leche was, of course, delicious. The pastry itself seemed kinda dry. Alfajor: A classic way to deliver dulce de leche. Buttery cookies surrounding the filling. Excellent when paired with coffee. Carne Asada Empanada: Very hearty, almost like a mini meal. Lots of ground beef jam packed into the crisped pastry shell. Seemed reheated to order, so the dough was bordering on being over cooked, but the filling was great. Spinach & Cheese Empanada: Way more spinach than cheese. It was good for sure, especially if you like greens, but I was hoping for stronger cheese presence. Honey (Raw) Cinnamon Latte: Definitely had a strong cinnamon taste. Tasted sweet enough, so didn't need any extra sugar, though I wouldn't say the honey flavor was dominant. Tasty overall, but felt kinda small for $7.

This is a grab & go type of spot, perfect for a quick coffee pick me up on your walk to work or…read morepost-workout. I decided to stop by here because I saw their spring seasonal was an earl grey latte? I have only tried this at one other coffee shop, so had to try it again here! Let me just say, I was OBSESSED. The coffee, the flavor and everything about this drink felt like exactly what I needed. Definitely pricey, but very conveniently located, well-made and quick! Will be back to try some of the other fun latte options :)

Love the pumpkin spice latte that is made with real pumpkin and the horchata latte made with…read morehomemade horchata! Reliable and always delicious.

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.

It's very unfortunate that this is one of the cafe you'll see as soon as you get out of Embarcadero…read moreBart station A2 exit. Wanted to purchase coffee and use their bathroom on an early morning Friday. There was only one barista working which seemed to be fine as again still early. There was one person infront of us who was finishing their transaction. The barista then proceeded to making that customer's coffee which is fine - but the barista never acknowledge us. He saw us, looked at us but ZERO acknowledgement. That's fine, it's early, I said to myself. 35 mins later (a bit of exxageration) he finally walked back to the register without saying anything. And so I said hi can I pls get abc. his attention still w the customer infront me. Mind you a few people were starting to pile behind me. He rung me up then walked back to the bar to finish the drink. Then stayed there while chatting w that customer infront of me. Now the folks behind us left. I'm still waiting for my pastry. Ofcourse my very observant self was watching that interaction between the barista and the customer infront of me - they were exchanging phone numbers! So finally I realized that perhaps this is a regular customer that the barista has a crush on and finally asked for her number?! Idk. Would that be the appropriate place and time for it given there are other customers waiting? Def not imo Barista walked back finally greeted me like the first time he's seen me. I told him I was still waiting for my pastry and he then proceeds to explain that he was finishing making a drink. Bro I know I saw the entire 45 mins (exxageration) interaction. Anywho it was giving "tell me you don't want to be at work without telling me you don't want me at work"

Friendly customer service and yummy Vietnamese iced coffee. This place is pretty busy most of the…read moretime but the lines moves quickly- gotta love the efficiency. They have all the usuals you would expect at a coffee shop, including hot/cold bevvies and pastries. Sometimes they are out of the Vietnamese iced coffee though so build in a back up plan just in case! The sugar/creamer area is always organized which I appreciate and they are in a great location to jump start an adventure in SF.

I used to absolutely love Red Bay Coffee when the location was in the bigger spot in the middle of…read morethe Ferry building. It has since downsized into a much smaller coffee shop. Their charcoal latte was unmatched and I've never had anything as good before. However I went back recently and there was a big decline in quality. Charcoal latte: I felt before there was a very rich latte taste with the perfect balance of charcoal. It reminded me almost like a black sesame dessert I used to eat as a child. However the most recent visit I felt the latte was too milky and diluted. Not sure if they changed their ratios or something but it is worse now and just tasted like any other inferior coffee shop. I was a bit disappointed. Overall, I'd probably give this place another try as I've had such good experiences here in the past but as for now, that latte was a bust.

This spot is always a must visit whenever I'm at SFMOMA. It's my first stop before heading into the…read moreexhibits. I need that caffeine boost before roaming the galleries. My go tos are a latte on low energy days, an Arnold Palmer when it's hot and I want something refreshing, and an Arnold Palmer with green tea if they're in the mood to make it. They also offer a nice selection of bites, from a turkey sandwich to an ube coconut cookie. Definitely grab a snack here because food and drinks aren't allowed inside the museum. The baristas are incredibly sweet and accommodating. They take your order quickly, make your drink just as fast, and the whole place has a cute, relaxed vibe overlooking a small public art installation. I'm already thinking about what I'll order the next time I'm there.

Came in to get a snack while visiting the museum. I had an okay experience. Nothing particularly…read morestood out. There's now Jane downstairs, so I think they need to step up their coffee game. Located inside the SFMOMA, 2nd Floor.

Tried the Banana Matcha Latte and it was very good! Just know that banana will be a nicely dominant…read moreflavor, and don't expect ceremonial grade tasting matcha. It did make for a deliciously sweet treat though! The barista was super friendly and efficiently both in taking orders and making drinks.

Radiator Coffee operates from a small nook inside the Clancy Hotel. I'm not sure whether it's owned…read moreby the hotel or not, but based on my visit, I'd probably recommend grabbing coffee elsewhere. :( We tried the vanilla latte, Vietnamese coffee, and matcha latte. The vanilla latte wasn't good, the Vietnamese coffee was overly sweet and lacked the strong flavor you'd expect, and the matcha latte was decent but nothing memorable. Overall, the drinks leaned much sweeter and lacks coffee flavors. We didn't finish our coffee so that was a HUGE disappointment. During our visit, the cashier and barista were the same person. Kudos to her for managing both roles, but as the line grew longer, service slowed noticeably and the overall experience suffered.