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I've been coming here since they opened and everything is always consistently so good! Incredible matcha drinks and their baked goods are out of the world. Their lemon bar is one of the best I've ever had. Not to mention the owners are so kinda and welcoming. Definitely worth the stop if you're in the neighborhood!
So much care and coziness at the Nosh Box, I'm glad we finally popped in to see Stephen before Bearrison. Chonky slices of tomato, lovingly swirled in mayo, it was a messy bite of the best bits of summer, right before tomato season ended. The peach toast was a great follow-up, tucked into a bed of mascarpone (maybe ricotta?), zhug oiled and spiced. I could definitely have one of these for breakfast every day. The fig leaf latte had me musing about gathering young leaves to make our own syrup, maybe next year... Cheery walls, warm service, and a cucuzza longboi squash to marvel at, what more do you need? Will try to catch a queer soup night soon!
Cool local spot. The Peach Toast which is whipped ricotta, Masumoto Gold Dust peach, and Zhug oil, was spicy and sweet. The peaches were perfectly ripe and soft. Probably just my uncultured side, but I've not had anything like Zhug oil before. After looking it up, I learned it's a spicy condiment from Yemen that traditionally is made with hot peppers, garlic and coriander. It's pretty spicy, but still manageable. Inside is a vibe. Has an indie, artsy feel
Dear Yelp Community, First time visiting this venue. I liked the ambiance; greeted with warm brick, a vibrant pink storefront, and high ceilings. The pastries were on display in plates, versus a case, which felt like a home kitchen, and I really enjoyed my hot turmeric chai latte with a pastel yellow color. Service was welcoming and friendly, too, especially for my first visit and introduction to the venue and menu. Sincerely, Anna Gabriele +1 760.237.0205
One of the best ciders I've ever had in my life! Creamy yet not too sweet and the havdalah spices gave it a kick but wasn't too spicy. Super yummy quiche and carrot cake, service was phenomenal and I felt very welcomed. Such a cute cozy lil spot and pretty spacious. Dog friendly. Would definitely come back when I'm in those parts :) wish they were in my hood!
Loved the cozy ambience and the foot was amazing!! Peach toast was so fresh. Really kind and welcoming staff.
Tomato sandwich goes so hard....incredibly juicy and perfectly seasoned. Hard to eat in the best way, I was deliriously slurping. Seasonal pastry (fig & cream cheese) was delicious too! My iced matcha was perfect. I believe the owners helped me and they were so incredibly warm and welcoming! Spots like this are so hard to come by. It's authentically local and so SOMA. Absolutely darling inside with a refreshing vibe. If you find yourself walking Folsom, I cannot recommend Nosh Box enough.
I have a few go to in my neighborhood, for coffee and snacks, but the Nosh Box is really taking it to another level. Super friendly owners, great service, great coffee, and amazing house made food. Their carrot cake is off the charts, and I'm slowly getting through the breakfasts which have all been Amazing.
Delicious and interesting!! The cafe itself is so pretty, and the amazing servers make it feel very homely. Really interesting peach toast, spicy with ricotta and olive oil. I loved it! Also a very well balanced lavender matcha, if not a little small. Overall, gorgeous cafe, good people, interesting food!!
I attended an after hours Queer Soup Night at The Nosh Box, benefitting TACT, and everything was amazing! The 3 soups, an egg drop soup, matzah ball soup, and vegan white bean soup were all absolutely delicious! Nosh Box owners Stephen and Edwin were cheerful and welcoming. There were lots of wine offerings, and my mouth was watering looking at the baked sweets. The space is open and homey, offering places to sit or stand while eating soup and drinking coffee, wine, cider or water, and it did fill up, but did not feel overcrowded. There was a sign on the wall listing a variety of fun after hours events. I highly recommend The Nosh Box and I'll definitely go back and bring my friends!
Cardamom chocolate chip cookie was delicious albeit pricey for $5. But the cappuccino was completely cold.
What an oasis on Folsom Street a class act, spacious, warm and inviting. The staff and owners are appreciative and welcoming, easy to chat with and always happy to explain things I ordered a latte with one of their special sweeteners which they can't remember but they also have another that's in lavender. I also went for the avocado toast in Boy. This is a very meaty avocado toast. I was curious about the white bean foundation of it, but it actually played well with all the additional oregano and spices they put on the toast. It was definitely meaty in the sense that you get half of an avocado and it was to perfection on a very good base of Artisan bread. They have so much on offer here and they do rotate and have special items that I can't even begin as I kind of followed this place as it begin as a pop-up so they do have a great assortment of pastries I believe of savory and sweet and I also overheard they have quiche. I wanted to drop by as I had time during the day, but it is a central location and not too far for a walk the decoration the location the decor is surrounded by lots of restaurants for a morning destination. This is one of a kind. I do recommend it, and I will be coming back more and more.
3 months ago
the food, both sweet and savory, was always served quickly and with care. music ranging from lady gaga to musical numbers is always playing for constant ear worms. drinks were very good as well, and you had the option to customize almost everything. the decor is cute and comfy as well. everything is home made with fresh ingredients. the real star of the show was the hospitality and service. Owners are essentially always there with a smile on their faces, they always strike up a conversation with each visitor and they frequently check in with you when you dine in. this place is also very dog friendly, with free treats near the door! if i could, id stop by daily. read more
Gee, I live in the neighborhood and didn't even notice that Terroir closed its doors. Apparently it happened a couple of years ago, but wine connoisseur that I am definitely not, I just noticed the hot pink front of this newish bakery cafe. My face must've been just as pink when I discovered it's been in business for a year and a half. My powers of observation clearly need tweaking. It struck me as a very inviting open space the moment I walked in. It appeared that both owners were here, Stephen Wade and Edwin Stoodley. Dare I say that this sort of business feels much more needed on this block of Folsom than an evening operation like a wine bar. The handcrafted baked items on the counter were certainly seductive from apricot ginger scones to tuna quiche (Photo 7). The furnishings had a retro, mid-century vibe with a large communal table to encourage personal interaction. The menu was limited. It was also quite appetizing for unrefined tastes like mine. How can you begrudge a spot that makes grilled cheese and tomato soup? I decided to try their signature $16 Avocado Toast with black bean mash and smoked chili over whole wheat sourdough (Photo 10). It was delicious though a tad overwhelming in size. I enjoyed the $6.50 Latte with rich artisan beans from Chromatic Coffee (Photo 9). I'll come back for the Breakfast Sandwich and the Fig Leaf Latte. FOOD - 4 stars...homestyle freshness in simple items, coffee is quite satisfying AMBIANCE - 4 stars...wide open and not crowded on a weekday morning SERVICE - 4 stars...friendly and not at all unctuous TOTAL - 4 stars...a welcome business in the neighborhood...even though it took me a while to notice RELATED - Exploring the western side of SoMa? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/8KukaTfaDs read more
cozy rustic shop in soma! the staff were very friendly and recommended the tomato toast or peach toast. I eventually got the peach toast ($16), it was delicious and had lots of contrasting flavors (sweet, spice, tart). the price is pretty steep though read more
15 days ago
I've been coming here since they opened and everything is always consistently so good! Incredible matcha drinks and their baked goods are out of the world. Their lemon bar is one of the best I've ever had. Not to mention the owners are so kinda and welcoming. Definitely worth the stop if you're in the neighborhood! read more
So much care and coziness at the Nosh Box, I'm glad we finally popped in to see Stephen before Bearrison. Chonky slices of tomato, lovingly swirled in mayo, it was a messy bite of the best bits of summer, right before tomato season ended. The peach toast was a great follow-up, tucked into a bed of mascarpone (maybe ricotta?), zhug oiled and spiced. I could definitely have one of these for breakfast every day. The fig leaf latte had me musing about gathering young leaves to make our own syrup, maybe next year... Cheery walls, warm service, and a cucuzza longboi squash to marvel at, what more do you need? Will try to catch a queer soup night soon! read more
Cool local spot. The Peach Toast which is whipped ricotta, Masumoto Gold Dust peach, and Zhug oil, was spicy and sweet. The peaches were perfectly ripe and soft. Probably just my uncultured side, but I've not had anything like Zhug oil before. After looking it up, I learned it's a spicy condiment from Yemen that traditionally is made with hot peppers, garlic and coriander. It's pretty spicy, but still manageable. Inside is a vibe. Has an indie, artsy feel read more
4 months ago
Dear Yelp Community, First time visiting this venue. I liked the ambiance; greeted with warm brick, a vibrant pink storefront, and high ceilings. The pastries were on display in plates, versus a case, which felt like a home kitchen, and I really enjoyed my hot turmeric chai latte with a pastel yellow color. Service was welcoming and friendly, too, especially for my first visit and introduction to the venue and menu. Sincerely, Anna Gabriele +1 760.237.0205 read more
One of the best ciders I've ever had in my life! Creamy yet not too sweet and the havdalah spices gave it a kick but wasn't too spicy. Super yummy quiche and carrot cake, service was phenomenal and I felt very welcomed. Such a cute cozy lil spot and pretty spacious. Dog friendly. Would definitely come back when I'm in those parts :) wish they were in my hood! read more
4 months ago
Loved the cozy ambience and the foot was amazing!! Peach toast was so fresh. Really kind and welcoming staff. read more
8 months ago
1 year ago
Tomato sandwich goes so hard....incredibly juicy and perfectly seasoned. Hard to eat in the best way, I was deliriously slurping. Seasonal pastry (fig & cream cheese) was delicious too! My iced matcha was perfect. I believe the owners helped me and they were so incredibly warm and welcoming! Spots like this are so hard to come by. It's authentically local and so SOMA. Absolutely darling inside with a refreshing vibe. If you find yourself walking Folsom, I cannot recommend Nosh Box enough. read more
2 months ago
I have a few go to in my neighborhood, for coffee and snacks, but the Nosh Box is really taking it to another level. Super friendly owners, great service, great coffee, and amazing house made food. Their carrot cake is off the charts, and I'm slowly getting through the breakfasts which have all been Amazing. read more
6 months ago
Delicious and interesting!! The cafe itself is so pretty, and the amazing servers make it feel very homely. Really interesting peach toast, spicy with ricotta and olive oil. I loved it! Also a very well balanced lavender matcha, if not a little small. Overall, gorgeous cafe, good people, interesting food!! read more
10 months ago
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10 months ago
I attended an after hours Queer Soup Night at The Nosh Box, benefitting TACT, and everything was amazing! The 3 soups, an egg drop soup, matzah ball soup, and vegan white bean soup were all absolutely delicious! Nosh Box owners Stephen and Edwin were cheerful and welcoming. There were lots of wine offerings, and my mouth was watering looking at the baked sweets. The space is open and homey, offering places to sit or stand while eating soup and drinking coffee, wine, cider or water, and it did fill up, but did not feel overcrowded. There was a sign on the wall listing a variety of fun after hours events. I highly recommend The Nosh Box and I'll definitely go back and bring my friends! read more
What an oasis on Folsom Street a class act, spacious, warm and inviting. The staff and owners are appreciative and welcoming, easy to chat with and always happy to explain things I ordered a latte with one of their special sweeteners which they can't remember but they also have another that's in lavender. I also went for the avocado toast in Boy. This is a very meaty avocado toast. I was curious about the white bean foundation of it, but it actually played well with all the additional oregano and spices they put on the toast. It was definitely meaty in the sense that you get half of an avocado and it was to perfection on a very good base of Artisan bread. They have so much on offer here and they do rotate and have special items that I can't even begin as I kind of followed this place as it begin as a pop-up so they do have a great assortment of pastries I believe of savory and sweet and I also overheard they have quiche. I wanted to drop by as I had time during the day, but it is a central location and not too far for a walk the decoration the location the decor is surrounded by lots of restaurants for a morning destination. This is one of a kind. I do recommend it, and I will be coming back more and more. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
A new eatery has opened in the western SoMa 'hood -- The Nosh Box. So, of course, we had to try it out. All the pastries are lovingly made from scratch, served by the bakers/owners themselves. Their produce is fresh and locally sourced. Our home brunch totalled about $40. We're still debating if that price tag is the 'new norm' or still qualifies as a splurge. Everything we sampled was tasty. My partner rates the cookie as his favorite today; my vote goes for the heirloom tomato sando. read more
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The people were really nice but the food was very expensive and the matcha tasted like pure oat milk read more
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Edwin S.
Hello Rheyalyn, we're sorry to hear your Matcha didn't match the…
2 years ago
Dropped in yesterday to try out the new place. One thing that surprised me: their online menu appeared to be mostly on the sweet side (cookies, scones, etc.) but when I was there in person they also had a variety of savory options. I tried the avocado toast (awesome!), spanish tortilla (quite nice), and the fig toast (amazing!). It was all quite delicious. After those three items, I was quite full. I look forward to going back to try the rest of the menu. read more
1 year ago
I love when the spot you visited because you had to kill time ends up being the best reward cause The Nosh Box was that for me! I was attending a gallery opening at the SOMArts and unfortunately it got pushed back and so I needed to kill some time and wanted coffee cause yes, i drink and love coffee in the evening and when I saw this spot on the maps i was taken back. Haven't heard of it, open until 10pm, serves coffee and food! well, when I got there, I saw a really good menu of different options and as I was blown away, reading it and sending it to my friend on what she was missing out, Edwin popped out and was just the most warmest, kindest human who let me know if i have any questions to let him know. And that was it. i went in and such a cute spacious spot if you got work to do or hw. I wish I could tell you the coffee was great and I'm sure it is, i just ended up ordering things like a nonalcoholic spritz that was so good and a nice placebo with a very San Francisco like grilled cheese haha Edwin made all the good recommendations and the right affirmations. I spent all my time there just texting my other friends there of how we're gonna have to come back here...cause i still need to try the coffee! read more
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Edwin S.
Hey Leslie! Thanks for taking the time to write a review of your time…
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I really wanted to like this place because a new addition to the neighborhood is always a plus but in comparison to the other fantastic cafes in the neighborhood this cafe is lackluster (Dento, Sightglass etc.). I will give it to them their staff is very kind and welcoming, but there is much to improve. The coffee is inconsistent half of the time it's good half of the it's either cold or way to hot, their is no WiFi (they have a wifi but it's only for the staff I presume), I can't speak on the pastry's but overall their food is not great. The salad I had was soggy and old it tasted like it was sitting in the fridge for a few days probably due to a lack of turnover. 11$ for a salad that is inedible is quite especially since I can get a great fresh sandwich for that price at Dento, And for the ambiance I have seen what a great place it could've been, it used to be a great and classy wine bar in that location called sluts but it seems like they've butchered it and have made the space cluttered. read more
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1116 Folsom St
San Francisco, CA 94103
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