Super adorable little cafe on Polk St! I really liked the interior, but it was really busy on a…read moreFriday afternoon, so we didn't stay for too long. I tried the black sesame latte, and I really liked the black sesame paste at the bottom. It is really pasty, but it wasn't as bitter as I thought it would be which I enjoyed. The coffee wasn't too strong, but I like that because I like my coffees sweet and creamy :p My brother got the Tokyo Fog which was an earl grey tea with matcha cold foam. The earl grey tea was pretty good, but a tad bit too sweet. The matcha foam looked super promising and was pretty good on its own, but once mixed in I couldn't taste the matcha. Super cute shop with aesthetic interior, and I saw many people working on their laptops, but it is a small shop with limited seating & can get loud and busy, so I'm not sure how much work can be accomplished here haha. Regardless, a solid spot for some caffeine :) Worker was super nice too!

3.5/5 Modern vinyl…read morecafe with quick service! I got the iced Pistachio Butter Latte and it was alright; the coffee taste was on the stronger side and not much pistachio flavor coming through. I did enjoy the chunks and the paste though. There's a couple of small tables along with a large community table. I love the Katami vibes with the patterns and wood! Music kinda too loud. I would come back to try their drinks again though!

This was such a good find. We stopped here on a Saturday morning on our way to the airport. I had…read morean Orange Blossom 16oz hot latte and it was the best. My husband had their pastrami sandwich and he couldn't stop talking about it. Whenever, we're back in town we will be back.

Drinks were unique, the orange blossom was delicious but the matcha latte could be stronger…read more Not a ton of pastry options but the salmon bagel was delicious and filling, vegan chocolate banana bread was a little dry. Wifi, outlets, decent seating make for a great place to work for a few hours! Great and fast service too!

My friend recommended this cafe in the Mission and we decided to give it a try. They have a large…read moremenu of drinks, pastries, cakes, sandwiches, and baked goods. I ordered the Iced Finjan Latte and Pistachio Baklava. I got my caffeine fix from the latte and enjoyed the flavor as well. The Pistachio Baklava also made for a sweet breakfast. If you're looking for something even more sweet, get the Pistachio Milk Cake, which made for a yummy treat.

love this coffee shop to chill and especially to work at! plenty of tables and seating, charging…read moreoutlets, free wifi, and a bathroom are all available, plus it's open late. service is super friendly - they make you feel completely at home here. they also have a tv and play sports games sometimes so you could come hang and watch a game there! they seem to serve a huge variety of drinks, including traditional middle eastern tea or coffee as well as specialty espresso and matcha beverages with lots of flavor options. they also serve sweets like baklava, cheesecakes, and milk cakes, in addition to savory bites like meat/cheese pies. i like that they kind of have something for every craving! i was super impressed by their drinks and food. as someone who is picky about iced lattes, their iced latte ratio is on point. i only tried the coffee so i can't speak to the matcha, but my friend and i really enjoyed the spanish latte and the date latte. they have a large selection of milks including soy, which is always nice. for food, we got their spicy chicken pie. the dough was really fresh & soft with a slight chew and the chicken was so flavorful (and honestly pretty spicy). overall i have nothing bad to say about this place! i think it's an awesome place to get work done or chill with friends. i'll probably be back at some point to try their sweet pastries and assortment of other drinks.

Excellent coffee, baked goods and friendly staff. I love that I get a free small coffee whenever I…read morebuy coffee beans here. Small gesture but it keeps me coming back weekly. My girlfriend doesn't drink coffee but she's convinced that they have the best chai here. I got a cold brew the other day and the ice cubes were made of more cold brew, nice touch. I enjoyed sitting outside, sipping my cold brew while the ice melted and regenerated my drink.

The server "Bee"/"Bi" this Monday (iirc) was incredibly rude and the drink I got was terrible, a…read morevery very bland and flavorless mocha that may as well been skim milk mixed with decaf and no chocolate. And if you want a cashier that acts like asking about a pastry or changing your mind about one pastry to ask for another (and having to add one pastry off a receipt and add another) is the equivalent of me asking them to wipe my ass for me, and reacts to most things with slamming their hand on the desk and rolling their eyes. At least the strawberry pastry I had was delightful, and the service was so bad that a week later i have to write this

The former Luccas where I got my ravioli back before it closed is now converted to a new coffee…read moreshop with lots of fanfare. It's part of the nation of fans who teams plays in San Francisco. Dub Nation has embraced new Warrior Jimmy " Buckets " Butler. There is a location of Big Face in Miami when Jimmy was playing for the Miami Heat. This location is on Valencia street in San Francisco Mission District in my neighborhood brings back some hoop dreams. My most memorable was my first basketball dunk as a teenager on 22nd street and Dolores at Edison playing late night basketball . Also there was the Mission Recreation between 20th and 21st streets and Horace Mann Middle school on 23rd street where most of those who hung on 24th street and Mission street would play pick up games. Most of my organized basketball championship teams stretches between 16th-18th streets from Guerrero street to Eureka Valley Recreation Center. I got the espresso to wake me up from my break and it did perk me up as fast as a Warriors fast-break. Then I got the croissant and it was very flakey but had a good buttery taste. I then got the Cherry Cream Soda and it was not too sweet and it had a hint of espresso. It had a good cherry taste . It was all that with a cherry on top. Go to Ciao Big Face I give it a Chase Center standing ovation "applause "the espresso have you bouncing like "basketballs"this place have everything from Cherry Cream Soda to "pizza sauce " The Warriors will be on top this SZN after last season "loss" because the Warriors like a dope music playlist always plays and don't "pause "and also never surrender or "withdraws"that's the basketball court unwritten "laws"

Cool to try once. The outside doesn't really scream welcoming, the yellowy orangey exterior reminds…read moreme of aged plastic or acrylic that yellows overtime which lowkey interesting but maybe it was meant to be orange like a basketball? The inside was very gray and concrete feeling. The seating did remind me of like bleachers since one side was stacked and they were gray which was fun and the lil side tables reminded me of like practice pennies cause of all the holes. I thought that was pretty cool. There was plenty of merch to buy and some interesting stuff like beanies, wallets, coffee accessories as well like a tamp, milk frother cup, Fellow collab coffee grinder and kettle. A lot of it didn't have the prices shown with the items tho. I had no idea Jimmy Butler had a Fellow Collab which was pretty cool to see. The baristas were really nice and even showed me what the collab stuff looked like. They also offered my dog a pup cup which was nice as well. For the coffee itself, we got 2 drinks the Tonic 002 (vanilla & orange) and Tonic 003 (spice & citrus) both $10 each and doesn't include tip. The drinks were pretty sweet and you couldn't taste the coffee itself so unsure of the coffee taste. Notably, the Tonic 002 reminded me of a Vanilla Coke with some orange so idk how I felt about that since it was $10. Also, seeing a Cortado cost $7 made me cringe and made no sense to me tbh. Overall, cool to check out once but not worth the price unless you hella into their branding. The coffee doesn't come off as artisanal tbh so it feels like your just buying it cause of what the coffee shop is associated with and ngl I just have higher expectations for multimillionaires with hella connections and resources. You can tell a lot of money went into it and screams NBA player venture to maximize profit no offense to Jimmy Butler. It just feels extremely overpriced and doesn't feel like the goal for this shop was to make good coffee accessible to ppl.

Best chocolate chip cookies and banana bread! All homemade!! Young family trying to start a new…read morebusiness. Give them a try!

We came for the Brazil/Norway match. Eight tables in front,…read moremore in the back. Game was on with sound. Had Stella on tap and some coffee. Nice and cozy. Reasonable prices. We'll be back. Highly recommend.

The Social Study is such a cute, underrated bar in the city! I love their selection of drinks and…read morethe aesthetic retro decor. Amazing date night spot and open surprisingly late. :) They have a wide array of wines, beers, and signature cocktails. I got their hot apple cider and it was good! It wasn't strong [:(] but it was definitely delicious [:3]. The chairs built into the wall were a little uncomfy but they looked so chic. The bar projected an anime on the wall on the night that we went and it made for a great vibe. Service was a little slow (it seemed like it was only one person servicing the whole place) but they were friendly and attentive! Would 100% recommend checking the Social Study out if you're in the area!

Interesting cafe/bar atmosphere…read more I arrived around 4pm on a Wednesday and noticed some people working on laptops and a sign that said no laptops/working after 5. I guess daytime is for coffee/lattes and evening is more drinks and food. There is happy hour starting at 5pm, so I was a little too early to get the deal on that. I got a sanfransangria which tasted okay to me, not very sweet. Not a bad spot in the japantown/fillmore area

i came here on a wednesday morning around 8:30am and there wasn't a line so we got to take our time…read moreperusing the selection of super gorg pastries and savory foccacia sandwiches and stuffed croissants! the staff was kind, funny, and made an impression that will def have us come back to try more of the menu! i also wanna note people that came in kept saying see you tomorrow, showing they've really made a meaningful relationship with the community which i think is super important and love supporting local businesses that care about both their brand and even more so their community :) i'll be back to leave some taste test reviews on their food!

Cute little gem in the Castro, adjacent to it's restaurant "Poesia" next door. They also have a…read morelocation at the Montgomery Muni Station but the one in the Castro has more personality. The Cafe has a variety of crossiants and baked goods. The girl at the counter was nice and good service. We sat right outside on 18th Street and it was Awesome for People Watching!