"With an artsy flare and an eclectic mix of patrons, the Blue Danube Coffee House is right at home in the Inner Richmond District. I haven't spent time much time in SF lately, but I had a business trip to the Bay Area and had time before dinner to decompress over a cup of coffee. There are a number of coffee shops available, but the quirkiness of Blue Danube pulled me in. They offered a variety of brewed and non-brewed beverages, with an equally abundant selection of pastries and food options. If you want a taste of the offbeat, drop by and get your people-watch on while enjoying a cup of coffee."

"This is my second time eating at Blue Danube. First time here, I got the breakfast bagel which has scrambled eggs, tomatoes, cheddar, and bacon. All of the components were nicely done, although it is a tad pricey at $13.50, given that the bagel isn't too loaded with filling. The second time here I came with my uncle and partner. My partner got the granola with yogurt, which came topped with blueberries. She really enjoyed the granola and yogurt, which was reasonably priced. My uncle got the tuna sandwich, which he really enjoyed. He particularly thought the bread and homemade tuna salad tasted fresh and tasty. I got the rosemary chicken sandwich, which was also very good. I really liked the soft roll, which was soft but held its integrity, as well as the cayenne mayo which gave the sandwich a slight kick. The chicken was grilled nicely as well. My only negative was that I wished the sandwich were bigger, as I was left a bit hungry. Overall a good place for a solid, reliable meal."

"A true neighborhood gem that has stood the test of time for over a decade. The consistently friendly and welcoming service makes every visit a pleasure. In the afternoons, it’s a popular spot for those looking to work in a relaxed atmosphere. My go-to favorites include the customized, freshly-made juices (the Dynamo with added beets is a must-try), the Greek wrap, bagels with cream cheese topped with sprouts, cucumbers, and sun-dried tomatoes, and the tuna sandwich with side-salad. The inviting vibes and warm hospitality have kept me coming back."

"Whereas other patrons want a place to park themselves and use WiFi for free, I want to be able to get a seat, eat, relax with a beverage, read or people watch. Here at Blue Danube people are engaged in reading a real book (!), having a meal or snack while conversing with their friends, and being present in the experience. Blue Danube is charming! It’s not a cookie cutter chain coffee shop. It’s a local, one-and-only place. You feel like you’re in Berkeley, the Latin Quarter of Paris or a eclectic Vienna when you sit at these miss-matched tables. Generations have penned books, written in their journals and sketched art at Blue Danube. It’s an eclectic décor that is colorful - love it! The food is tasty and hot drinks are Hot(!) which you need in the chilly Richmond neighborhood. This café employed their regular & student staff during the pandemic - which is meaningful to me. As a family owned business, it supports its neighborhood so we need to support it."

"i live nearby so i’ve eaten and chilled here at least 10 times in the past year, over half of those times i get almost immediate gastrointestinal upset. since it’s nearby and i tend to forget i end up going back. or i somehow convince myself it was just a fluke. but it happened again yesterday and i honestly can’t pretend like its not because of the food (or drink) here, it was my first meal of the day. i had to literally run home … 😬 otherwise this is such a cute place and i really wanna love it and it’s very likely i’ll succumb again but i just needed to say my piece since i tried contacting them directly to no avail."