Hey Neighbor Cafe: where coffee, art, and community meet.
Hey Neighbor Cafe is a welcoming coffee shop at 2 Burrows St, San Francisco. Patrons praise the delicious coffee, including a turmeric-ginger blend, and the art-filled space with a garden, mural, ample seating, and a little library. Local artisan crafts are for sale, and the cafe offers a front-row view of neighborhood art garden projects, making it a true community hub.
2 Burrows St, San Francisco, CA 94134, USA
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Expertly crafted cappuccinos, espressos, and seasonal specialties like turmeric ginger drinks.
Delicious offerings including ube toast and other baked goods, made with quality ingredients.
Enjoy a front-row seat to local art installations, murals, and a neighborhood garden project.
Browse and borrow books from our community library, fostering literacy and connection.
Shop unique handmade items and crafts from local artists, available for purchase in-store.
Overall rating
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Amazing shop! The coffee is delicious, and they have a unique turmeric ginger flavor right now! The shop is full of gorgeous art, and surrounded by neat projects like a garden, a beautiful mural, lots of seating, and other art! There’s also a little library too!
Desi Slayer
Got a hot Ginger turmeric drink, wasnt that great, but nice view
Miranda Brady
This place is a community hub. Big thumbs up. The owner is awesome and their dog Dino is super smart. There's a pretty good sized free library, and Dee gave me a book about birth doulas, something I'm interested in. There's a front row view of a collective neighborhood art garden project/installation, where the whimsically extraordinary entrance is framed by an up-cycled metal gate, a creation of the accomplished sculptor Dana Albany. Hey Neighbor Café puts Portola on the map of places to visit in SF.
Ruby Christine
The espresso is perfection! 10/10!!! The staff was so kind and attentive! The barista made a truly an exceptional Espresso… and then did it again! I so appreciate the attention to detail, whether it’s the mugs, the local artisan crafts for sale, the food, the sweetness given to all the customers. Even though I’m not a local, I felt very welcomed —somewhat of an anomaly these days at high-end coffee shops. The ube toast was a revelation in simple yet exquisite flavor. Expertly toasted, fresh butter… Just all-around lovely. A tiny location that is worth a stop if you’re anywhere nearby.
Amaury V
I love the coffee; I ordered a cappuccino, and the temperature was on point. However, I didn’t feel very welcome, even though it wasn’t rush hour. Parking was difficult, but after I managed to get a spot, it was worth it.
