Where is the Best Coffee in San Francisco, California?
I recently discovered this cute little cafe on Clement, since my friend just moved to the area. Independently owned (I like to support the little guys), it has a pleasant, homey, chill-out vibe. The staff is friendly, fitting the whole relaxed, neighborhood-y feel of the place. They have scrumptious sandwiches and all kinds of smoothies. My favorite is their French toast, with distinctive caramelized apple pieces — I’d eat it any time of day! Blue Danube is the perfect hangout place to settle in with my book and grab a coffee and munchies.Pros + Comfy atmosphere, Great coffee and food at decent price
I’m not sure if I’m just spoilt by the cafes in Melbourne, Australia, but while I enjoyed going to Tartine (and have taken friends there several times), the experience was nothing that great for me. Specifically, the sweets were good, but not great, and the coffee was actually quite bland. I much prefer the Bouchon Bakery up in Yountville. I…
This is very laid back spot with comfy chairs and people meeting to chat or working quietly at their tables. The menu is limited, although they make the items that are on it so scrumptiously that that is rarely an issue for me. While their BLT and Tuna Melt are wonderful, their full high tea is unbeatable. A plate full of tea sandwiches, a scone with cream and preserves, and another plate full of Cakes and pastries accompanied by your choice of at least 30 types of tea is only $13! This is enough for at least two people at a fraction of the price at other tea shops. When my sweet tooth is acting up or I just need some peace and quiet I head straight to Crossroads.Pros + Informal, Great Food, Diverse Breakfast MenuCons – Parking can be expensive
