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Cindy Cvia Google

2 months ago

I visited this coffee shop as my friends had mentioned it was the best coffee spot they ever tried in SF; so I had to give it a shot. Coffee isn’t that great at all. There’s far better coffee shops like Sextant Coffee Roasters, Saint Frank Coffee or Scullery. I bought a whole bean coffee for a friend and they gift you a free cold brew or drip coffee. I chose the cold brew and it is the worst I’ve tried in my life; tasted like a sour tangerine mixed with lemon with cold brew color. Love the decor! Everything felt like homey until the ladies up front were super rude, not very comprehensive in listening to what we wanted and just ignore any request even though we mentioned that we didn’t get to get charged extra for the addition when trying to order. They had a machine to pre-order but it didn’t allow to pay or add other notes to our coffee order so we decided to just order up front. I had the Iced Cookie Monster Latte with Almond Milk and wasn’t impressed on their coffee. More almond milk taste than coffee. Cookie butter was nonexistent they only top it off with those Chocolate Chip cereal is what looked and tasted. Cold brew do not order, AVOID AT ALL COSTS! Salted Caramel Latte with Soy Milk was okay but nothing out of this world. Never again.

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Eddy Gvia Google

6 months ago

This little coffee shop has a nice handful of interesting latte flavors, which is what I tend to look for. I was excited to try their red velvet and Cookie Monster lattes. The service was friendly, and the space was nice, but I wasn’t blown away by the coffees, unfortunately. The red velvet was solid, but the Cookie Monster one was less remarkable. I think the flavors and add-ons probably work better if you get that latte hot, though. Overall, it is a spot worth checking out if you’re in the area.

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Csilla Zsuzsavia Google

7 months ago

Celebrated 60 years of Grateful Dead with a stunning birthday cake latte for Jerry Garcia's birthday. Watch these talented baristas craft magic before your very eyes. The avocado toast was also delicious for brunch. Plenty of room to stay a while or study before checking out the 16 Steps or heading over to Golden Gate Park.

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Benvia Google

7 months ago

Coffee was decent and the staff were really friendly. The shop has big windows and lots of natural light, making it a nice spot to sit for a while. It’s clearly a coworking cafe vibe with almost every table taken by someone on a laptop. Seating can be tough to find during peak hours, and the space is on the smaller side. I was here working too, so I can’t complain, but it’s not a place you’d come to relax without a purpose. Nice if you’re already in the area, but I wouldn’t go out of my way just for this. Drinks: 6/10 Service: 8/10 Atmosphere: 7/10 Value: 7/10

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Michelle Xievia Google

8 months ago

Very sweet cafe, rather pricey but they have outlets and wifi and a great spot to work/study! Lots of seating, I came here twice! Their pastries, coffee and avocado toasts are superb - the ladies who worked behind the counter also seem really friendly. There’s a bathroom here too :)