"I frequently stopped here when walking around the neighborhood for either coffee and/or a sandwich. The specialty coffee is pretty good and is usually what I'd spend my money on (Rose and Lavender lattes). Some of the basic lattes are what you'd expect- nothing memorable, but out of all things their prices for coffee are low-average compared to other SF gourmet coffee shops. I really enjoy their club sandwich (this, however, is "SF normal" pricing of $13~ haha) which is hearty and delicious, especially on Dutch crunch bread. Their tamales are definitely worth stepping in for as well for a small bite. I didn't have any real problem with the service, the workers are kind and my orders accurate. I will agree they're not speedy but that's not what I come here for, mostly because I have to walk to access this café. It's right next to Chase Center, so you better believe there is absolutely no free or convenient parking. This small shop has about 3 small metal tables inside and 3 outside. Don't expect to be truly wined and dined in this establishment. One thing worth noting (and not easy to find in proximity) is a single person bathroom (for customers) that's clean and has a saved me on a few occasions. It's worth a stop for unique coffees and lunch bites!"

"Got a cappuccino and veggie bagel for breakfast. It was good. Definitely deserve more than a 3.8 rating as of today. Staff were polite and quick. It doesn't have too many seats, looks more like a take out place. It doesn't not have a great atmosphere to sit and enjoy a breakfast. The seats outside in the common area are better options."

"I visited this cafe with my three French friends. I got hot green tea to feel calm. It tasted good. You can try hot green tea after lunch. It will help you digest food that you ate during lunch. I love it!"

"Food is served fresh, people always smiling and nice. Super tasty."

"You have to get the Kelly locks sandwich. One of the best sandwiches I've ever had"