"The Velo Rouge Cafe is a hidden gem in the Inner Richmond! The food is delicious—my eggs benedict with crispy hash browns and fresh orange juice were perfect, and my friend’s classic breakfast plate was just as good. The staff is warm and welcoming, and the service was quick even during a busy morning. The cafe has a fun bike-themed decor with a cozy neighborhood feel, and it’s dog-friendly outside, which makes it extra inviting. Definitely a spot I’ll return to for both the food and the vibe."

"I live in the neighborhood and enjoy going to Velo Rouge for a cup of coffee while I do some work. The staff is friendly and I love the atmosphere. It’s a bit pricey and they continue to raise prices every few months it seems (cappucino used to be $4 a year ago, but now it’s $5.75), but it is what it is. My only true complaint is that the poached eggs on the benedict are severely overcooked 9 times out of 10, which defeats the purpose of the dish for me. Would love it if they could fix this!"

"I’m so happy that we picked Velo Rouge Café from multiple others! I’m picky, I really am. But here - portions are decent, absolutely delicious food, well cooked and tasty. Coffee - extra star for that! Tasty. Cozy. Healthy. Highly recommended! P. S. Thank you for your support of Ukraine 🇺🇦, that’s melted my heart"

"I had a great experience at Velo Rouge Cafe on 798 Arguello Blvd in San Francisco. The service was excellent friendly, attentive, and welcoming. I ordered a sandwich, and it was amazing: super tasty, fresh, and the portion size was generous. It definitely hit the spot! A cozy spot with great food and good vibes. I’d happily come back again!"

"After a visit to the De Young Museum in Golden Gate Park we were seeking a casual lunch spot. We drove the short distance to Velo Rouge Care close by, just a block off Fulton Street (on McCallister Street). We entered the small-ish shop and read the menu (on the wall). There are painting and pictures of bicycles throughout the cafe. - other patrons were there enjoying a hot beverage or a bite to eat. My wife ordered the Eggs Benedict - traditional but with Acadaco, served with house potatoes (or a green salad). I went with the Coppi Turkey Sandwich. In a short period of time the server brought the food to us as we sat on a bar facing the street. My sandwich was tasty - Turkey with Jack Cheese, Cranberry Sauce and Spinach. It was served with a substantial side salad (which was enough for a meal, honestly). Both of us enjoyed our meal and said we would definitely return here. Prices were reasonable for The City and its location is close enough to Golden Gate Park. We did find parking just across from the Cafe on McCallister. They’re open for breakfast and lunch only (closing at 2 or 3PM)."