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Morning Due Cafe
Categories: Food Coffee & Tea Restaurants Breakfast & Brunch Restaurants American (New) Coffee & Tea, Breakfast & Brunch, American (New) [Edit]
3698 17th St(between Abbey St & Church St)
San Francisco, CA 94114
Neighborhood: Castro
(415) 621-7156
- Hours:
Mon-Sun 7 am - 9:30 pm
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Street
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Price Range:
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$$
- Takes Reservations:
- No
- Delivery:
- No
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- No
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Wi-Fi:
- Free
- Good For:
- Lunch, Breakfast, Brunch
- Alcohol:
- Beer & Wine Only
- Noise Level:
- Quiet
- Ambience:
- Casual
- Has TV:
- No
- Caters:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
225 reviews for Morning Due Cafe
Review Highlights
"i LOVE the rotisserie chicken."
(in 12 reviews)
"Free wi-fi was an added bonus."
(in 7 reviews)
"the owners and staff are incredibly friendly."
(in 5 reviews)
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225 reviews in English
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Review from Maxelope L.
San Francisco, CA
2/7/2012
Given the fact that we're in San Francisco, I'm surprised there are not more places named after the Grateful Dead.
There's the Grateful Head hair salon at West Portal (which, frankly, I feel, was not so wisely named, considering). But honestly, other than that, and my favorite random homeless-seeming eternal 60s guy who hangs around the FiDi blasting Dead and Dylan out of his boombox (which seems to have an endless supply of batteries), I'm hard pressed to come up with any real Dead-infused anything here in the City.
Anyhoo, so, in name alone, Morning Due pleases me. -
Review from Sebastian L.
Beverly Hills, CA
2/1/2012
My Mom wasn't feeling particularly well on Saturday and, fabulous son that I am, I offered to bring her something to nibble on and some company. As I was zooming down Church Street in the general direction of Chow, I spotted this place and decided to be spontaneous for a change.
After circling the block a few times, which was not their fault but nonetheless annoying, I found a spot and walked in. The scene really seemed to bring about the romanticized best about the City. A bulletin board with community notices. Plenty of individual and communal-based seating. A friendly mixture of young parents, students, and couples of a few different demographics. Suffice to say, it would be your bad if you felt out of place here.
The food was delish. If I'm feeling breakfasty, I generally try to find something close to a Grand Slam and I was not dissappointed here (although clearly everything was of a better quality). Got my Mom a bowl of the Chicken Vegetable soup and she downed it like a vet, which made me feel a bit better. The service speed was on-point. From order to pickup, it took maybe a shade under 10 minutes. No complaints there. They also offer outdoor seating if that's your thing.
Dress code is typically San Francisco casual, which is to say lots of Patagonia vests and Lululemon tights on the more "fashion conscious" and Gap-schlubby on the rest.
If you find yourself near Morning Due Cafe, which is basically across the street from Mission High School (or you could hoof it from Dolores Park), I recommend that you enjoy a relaxed, casual brunch here.
And you can trust me on this one; I'm an Elite. ;) -
Review from Stephanie F.
San Francisco, CA
1/24/2012 1 Check-in Here
The omelettes and coffee have always been fantastic at Morning Due.
They serve beer.
I remember being slightly disappointed with the shrimp avocado salad (the shrimp had no flavor).
I will still come back... generally speaking, satisfying food and large portions. -
Review from Bianca F.
San Francisco, CA
2/2/2012
I enjoy working at this cafe: the ambiance is comforting and homey and the entrées are actually quite good. Unfortunately, that's about all this place has going for it as far as food is concerned. Their pastries are of standards quality, though overpriced. Their coffee is fine, but the selection isn't so great. It's unexceptional as a coffee shop, but that lunches are tasty and fresh. Beware, though, it's incredibly overpriced.
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Review from Jennifer M.
San Francisco, CA
1/19/2012
This is my spot when I go to community meetings, meet colleagues and other events in the area. First, it's friendly, inviting, clean and staff are just wonderful. Dinner time is busy but I was in need of something to refuel for my night time meetings. Great selection of tea from chamomile my fave to mint. Colleagues also enjoyed their coffee and chai tea as well.
I needed something light before I went to my meeting and decided on a Bagel with cream cheese, tomato and cucumber just yum. I sat relaxed and enjoyed my snack, then I needed a little sweet and had one of their pecan bars which was delicious and exactly what I needed. The atomosphere is very clam and low key; staff do not rush you out, very friendly. Coming back, see you soon. -
Review from Ezequiel R.
San Francisco, CA
1/22/2012 1 Check-in Here
I would give them a 2.5 star rating if I could. My friend lives right around the corner from here and he wanted to try it so we did!
The crowd was very nice and friendly and so were the servers but there was a lot of things that we didn't like overall.
First off: when you walk in the door the line starts in the middle of the room. We quickly had to find a table because they were running out of room. Found one that had dirty dishes so I waited for the lady to collect them. It took a while for her to get to it and by the time she had cleaned it my friend had ordered for us. We both got omlettes with chicken apple sausage, mushrooms, and cheese. The food, to be quite honest, was gross. The omlette wasn't cooked all the way through and it was bland. Plus it took a really long time to just get the orange juice that we ordered.
I usually don't complain about timeliness but sometimes you have to plan accordingly. Unfortunately I caught the bad day.
I'm sure I'll be back for some coffee or small food items but never again for brunch. -
Review from Dru M.
12/15/2011 1 Check-in Here
The bf and I were in the neighborhood checking out some apartments and stumbled upon Morning Due Cafe. Below I've listed some of my pros and cons, but note this was my first time dining here.
Pros -
*Loved the roasted beet salad, which came with arugula, beets, goat cheese, sugared walnuts in a shallot vinaigrette.
*Garlic french fries. They are literally french fries covered in huge pieces of garlic and parsley. I was in love.
*Great location.
*Friendly service.
Outlets at a few tables and free wifi.
Cons -
*Not a ton of seating and a lot of people were taking up room while on their computers. This is where free wifi can hurt you. Two singles were even taking up 2 tables of 4. I understand being able to use the space if you're a customer, but if people are waiting for a table to eat on and you're just using it as a computer stand...you should move.
*Thought the were a tad high for the portion size, but the quality was awesome.
*There's no lock on the bathroom and yup...someone walked in while I was there. Thank goodness I was clothed.
Bonus - they sell beer, wine and mimosas.
Overall...great flavors, cute/inviting atmosphere, but a little cramped. I'll definitely go check them out again though, but maybe during the week this time.Listed in: Charming Castro in San…
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Review from Rat a tat R.
San Francisco, CA
12/19/2011
Morning due is definitely a gem of a neighborhood cafe! The whole place feels warm and friendly, with staff who treat you like they've known you forever, even if they've never seen you in your life. I've never had the chicken (although I hope to in the future), but they have a variety of sandwiches and beverages that are all delicious. Simple yet elegant, Morning Due is a great place to get a morning coffee, lunch, or to chill on your laptop / iPad for awhile on the weekend.
I look forward to returning more in the future. -
Review from Emily D.
12/18/2011
Steph and I went here on a Saturday morning when one of us (me) was out of eggs, wanted eggs, and is in the process of clearing out the perishables in the fridge before a 3 week vacation to LA and is therefore out of eggs. BUMMER.
This place was also kind of a bummer... I really do question places that have too much on the menu. The poached eggs on my benedict weren't poached properly. But it was fine. Other people's breakfasts (pancakes fried eggs bacon) looked great so maybe I just choose poorly. But the dining room was really cramped and then it filled up with people... and I was kinda over it. -
Review from David M.
San Francisco, CA
1/23/2012
Since moving to SF from NYC, and moving a block from Morning Due, this has been my "neighborhood cafe." Now look, full disclosure, at one point they raised prices and sometimes the food quality... even portion size, has been slightly inconsistent (especially when they hired brand new kitchen staff), the wi-fi has sometimes been hit or miss (not great when I sit down to work). However, they do have a pretty good menu with some tasty menu items, wine and beer along with coffee drinks, and above all else, an uber-friendly family of owners and staff that has made switching to anywhere else impossible. Especially in the morning, starting my day by joking with Joel, the owner, or the wonderful women baristas makes this transplant feel not so disconnected from my friends back east... I can't tell you what it's meant to have a cafe with such warm and welcoming staff. Plus, I'm all decaf and they've always got decaf ice coffee on the ready!
BTW - fans are the eggs and chorizo (with a side of sour cream) and if you're going for the mac 'n cheese, be sure to add blue cheese and chicken and maybe even asparagus! -
Review from Ames K.
San Francisco, CA
12/19/2011
So i read the reviews for Due Drop In with all these people raving about their incredible rotisserie chicken. sadly, it wasn't all that. for the price they charge, i can get better at costco.
let's at least look at why i was so disappointed...
we ordered the neighborhood meal, whole chicken with 3 sides.
the chicken - cold, overcooked and dry. i mean we're here for dinner, a full sit down meal, you can't even heat up the chicken or something? the wings were so overdone, the meat from those pieces tasted like hard cardboard. our chicken was definitely a little on the "charred" side. we saw a lot of spices on the chicken, but that didn't translate into flavor for the rest of the chicken. even the dark meat was dry, just so you have an idea of how overcooked that bird was.
sides - chard, lemon rice and garlic fries. i just don't get it, why was everything cold? it was a very cold night in sf, all we wanted was a hot meal. i'm giving the place 2 stars for the flavor of the chard and the garlic fries were pretty garlicy. the lemon rice was hard and cold.
we also ordered the roasted beets and spinich salad. at least this dish was meant to be cold and they were pretty generous with the goat cheese. the lack of dressing brought this salad down a notch.
overall, it was the company i was with that made the evening, not the food.
don't think i would be back. -
Review from A O.
Daly City, CA
1/16/2012
Dropped by for breakfast after Mass and was drawn in by the warm atmosphere. Three of us ordered the House Breakfast and my husband ordered the banana pancakes. Service was friendly and efficient. Food arrived quickly. Everything was tasty and well prepared. Portions were fine for most of our party. My teenage son would have appreciated more potatoes with his breakfast. All in all good value. Would visit again.
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Review from David S.
12/28/2011 1 Check-in Here
Is there coffee here in this cafe? Most Cafe's don't have roast chicken. Half a chicken and some sides...it's a good meal for two. A-OK by me!
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Review from Elizabeth G.
San Francisco, CA
10/28/2011
What a great neighborhood find! First of all, right when we walked in, the owner was extremely friendly and introduced himself to us... honestly can't say there are too many other places that have provided this friendly of service. You can tell immediately it's a family run business since it looked like his wife and daughter were working there too - I might be wrong on this, but the resemblance was uncanny.
The restaurant is pretty spacious (they also have a smaller "to go" shop right next door) and it had a few people chatting and eating and some working on their laptops. It's order at the counter, but I saw staff regularly moving about the tables offering to pick up items or if they needed anything else.
We ordered the "Mi-stro Neighborhood Deal" which was super cheap considering it was a whole rotisserie chicken and three sides! (Looking around though, the sandwiches/salads looked pretty bomb...)
This chicken was pretty legit. We're talking smothered in a tasty spice rub (inside and out) and stuffed with half an onion and an orange slice! Whaaaat?! Usually restaurants wuss out on this kind of thing and put "essence of orange" or "citrus juices" or some BS to add flavor, but they filled this guy with a whole half of an onion that was chewy an gooey by the time we found it inside. The orange may sound sort of weird if you're a picky eater and it certainly wasn't a dominating flavor, but it was a nice touch for sure.
The sides were good! Not worth writing home about, but well done and tasty. Also - they sell beer, wine and sangria. Happy hours were posted as Fri, Sat, Sun $3 drafts and $15 pitchers (not bad!). You definitely get that home-cooked feel with the food and the atmosphere. I'm eager to try one of the sandwiches! -
Review from Marco C.
San Francisco, CA
11/13/2011
Solid café for chilling, decent food, good location, but nothing that jumped out at me as extraordinary. Maybe because it seems like their signature dish is the chicken, and I'm vegetarian, so take this with a grain of salt.
Pros:
- ambiance: abuzz but not crowded, tables and outlets for all
- free wi-fi
- very friendly staff
- diverse menu selection with many different sides, breakfast, rotisserie...
- decent hours: till 9:30pm even on a Sunday
Cons:
- both the swiss chard and ratatouille were just ok, nothing notable
- the decaf coffee was similarly run-of-the-mill
Would likely come back to try more; maybe other dishes are more compelling. At least a nice spot to chill/study. -
Review from Marcia B.
San Francisco, CA
8/10/2011
I've walked by this place a million times and finally decided to stop by for dinner last night. OMG why did i wait so long?? Its a simple casual place.. you walk up, order and food comes to you when ready.
But the food is far from casual. its delicious!! We ordered the chicken rotisserie special with 3 sides. Lemon rice, collard greens & mashed potato... All for only $22 after tax... and enough left-over for a nice doggie bag.
Will go there again & again... and will try breakfast next time. -
Review from Caitlin H.
San Francisco, CA
8/7/2011 1 Check-in Here
I should have known better than to go to brunch in SF at a place that did not have any people in it, let alone a line; we all know that is the sure sign of good eats.
Anyway I think the problem this place has is that it tries to include too much on its menu but really it is just taking the same ingredients and mixing them together differently to marginal result.
None of us in my breakfast group were pleased with the eggs we ordered. In my opinion, if a place can't do eggs, it can't do breakfast. Also, you can't just go and call an omelet a frittata just because you feel like it.
Steer clear of this place and try one of the numerous other options for brunch in the area. It is also priced like a waiter-service restaurant though you have to order at the bar. I think that is simply retarded. -
Review from Paul B.
San Francisco, CA
7/7/2011
Good food, friendly folks, reasonable prices. My partner and I always feel at home here.
It's a good place for lunch, or just a coffee and something to read. The place just has a comfortable and welcoming "vibe".
FYI - It shares a kitchen with "Due Drop In" around the corner - good take out. -
Review from Shae I.
San Francisco, CA
10/25/2011
This is my second time coming here and I love this place. I got the chicken salad sandwich on sourdough and it is wonderfully full of flavor. The cashier was so friendly ... We agreed that diet drinks are horrible tasting and she high fived me!
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Review from Alyssa G.
5/31/2011
Mimosa to start the morning off? Don't mind if I do.
The french toast looked delicious, but I went with the House Breakfast, and it was very enjoyable (two eggs, bacon, seasoned potatoes and a piece of toast, with a fruit garnish).
My friend got a lunch entree, something with chicken and avocado in a wrap and it was large and delicious. Unfortunately, it was much larger than my breakfast plate, and left me with with no small amount of food envy.
And that's why I can't give this place that extra star. Service was great, and the food came out fast, but when I go out to breakfast, I come prepared to EAT. At Morning Due I scarfed my plate and was ready for more. Oh well, I'll still be back. -
Review from Scout F.
San Francisco, CA
6/4/2011
We had a great brunch experience At Morning Due this morning.
Ever since midnight last night I had a powerful hankering for a BLT. There was no BLT on the menu but the warm, friendly owner said he'd make me one and asked just how I'd like it. I ordered the spinach soup too and instead of just charging me for it, he asked if I'd like to substitute it for the sides the sandwiches come with. Someone in a recent comment mentioned a no-substitutions rule. That clearly was not my experience!
The BLT was big and crispy and very satisfying. The pureed spinach soup was very fresh and full of flavor (i always feel like soup is a quality barometer at a breakfast/lunch place) . My fiance was over the moon about the burger, which came with thick caramelized onions and lots of blue cheese. His fries were great too, crispy without being at all greasy.
The food on all the plates around us looked fab as well. Eager to return and try some more good stuff.
Also eager to try the rotisserie takeout, which you can order online and pick up. $10.95 for a whole chicken, hard to beat that. -
Review from Rishi N.
San Francisco, CA
5/22/2011
Visited Morning Due Cafe recently with a friend after both of us read the good yelp reviews ... and was disappointed with the result. The menu (as displayed above the ordering area) was diverse but bizarrely said "no substitutions" to anything (first question: what if you're allergic to something?). The friendly staff handed us printed menus (which was nice of them) that apparently did not match the menu above the ordering area (not so nice). Apparently, the printed menu was outdated and certain side items that used to be part of dishes no longer applied, though no one noted this when my friend and I ordered our brunch. Naturally, when my friend and I ordered our meals, we got less food than we thought we were supposed to get ... not a good way to start brunch.
The food itself was all right - not great, not awful - and the ambiance was fine as well. All in all, Morning Due was a passable experience but given the menu snafu and average food quality, I won't be visiting again. -
Review from Sean H.
San Francisco, CA
4/21/2011 1 Check-in Here
$12.99 Due Special:
1/2 Chicken
Salad
Side
Dinner Roll (& butter)
WINE or BEER!!!
What's not to like? Great location right off the J near Dolores Park, casual atmosphere, GREAT food (the spice rub on the chicken is AMAZING!), reasonable prices...
It reminds me of Firewood Grill: a great weeknight date spot when you don't feel like cooking but don't want to break the bank either.Listed in: My Neighborhood
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Review from Susan M.
Corona, CA
10/31/2011 1 Check-in Here
We were hungry and decided to get off the Muni at this stop and found this cute restaurant in a nice neighborhood. There were lots of choices, but breakfast all day was what caught my eye! I ordered the Due's combo with pancakes, eggs and bacon. The pancakes were light and fluffy, more like Swedish pancakes than regular. I had strawberries added on and it was tasty. The bacon was a little overdone, but I like crispy bacon so it was not bad. My husband ordered the Niman ranch all natural hamburger. He liked it! The food was very good and we would go back!
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Review from Presto G.
San Jose, CA
12/31/2011
I had the lentil burger and bf had the rotisserie chicken and garlic mashed potatoes. Both were yummy. Good value, pleasant place to eat, friendly staff. We'll be back!
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Review from Alex P.
Corte Madera, CA
11/16/2011 1 Check-in Here
Good hiding / working spot. Food was excellent with great healthy options. Relaxed atmosphere with lots of natural light to work.
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Review from Mayra L.
San Francisco, CA
9/28/2011 1 Check-in Here
It was ok. They have a lot going on in the menu and the prices are a tad bit expensive for what they are serving. The location is convenient but i'd rather make the walk to another cafe.
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Review from Jennifer L.
San Francisco, CA
9/28/2011 1 Check-in Here
I stopped in here to grab a bite to eat, I was starving and this hit the spot! They have a favorite of mine, mac and cheese! It was homestyle and delicious! I would probably come here again if I was in the area to try out some of their other menu items.
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Review from Igor K.
San Francisco, CA
9/16/2011
The owner kicked me and my friend out violently as we were having coffee and a pastry bought from him and working. He claimed we'd been using the wifi for an hour and he didn't want us in his (empty) shop.
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Review from The Breakfast-Lunch Club o.
San Francisco, CA
7/8/2011
Down two members but up two members (welcome Sara and Kristal!), the Breakfast-Lunch Club began this day neutrally. Too much cheese for the once-vegan, not enough spice for the latina, not enough substance for the one who never stops craving, but over all, the essentials were there. Potatoes, eggs, and conversation about our generation. Will we be known for taking too many pictures of ourselves or for shaving pictures into the sides of our heads (and then taking too many pictures of ourselves?) The truth lies in the continuation of the breakfast-lunch tradition until we find ourselves already in the future.
Hopefully there will still be avocado. -
Review from Matt V.
San Francisco, CA
8/15/2011 3 Check-ins Here
I absolutely love this place! Their chicken is SCRUMPTIOUS and the service is so friendly.
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Review from Rachel S.
12/19/2010
This is a great place to hang out, snack, and get some work done. I met up with a friend here to help her out with a research project, and we spent hours just chatting, eating, drinking, and enjoying the space.
I'm pretty sure I got the soup of the day. While I don't remember what it was, I know there was no complaints from my stomach. I also got a side of the mac n cheese, which was sooooo...well...cheesy. And AWESOME. They also have one of my favorite beers (Blue Moon) on tap, which I couldn't resist, and little squares of Baklavah to nom on while working. I will be a returning visitor to any place with Mediterranean food done well.
They have great "neighborhood deals" (large meals that feed up to 6 people), and the place isn't too cramped. There's a good amount of space to unwind and let yourself relax. It's also very computer friendly, with outlets near most of the tables against the walls. -
Review from Andrew W.
San Francisco, CA
10/24/2010
I used to be a big fan of Morning Due. They have good tables with power outlets, good food, and a great sunny location. For me, though, a coffee shop like this is a place to come and spend the afternoon reading or working on my laptop over coffee.
Recently I've had several experiences (one witnessed and one directed at me) where the management have been hostile toward people working on laptops without making a substantial purchase. They've instituted a minimum purchase if you plan to use their wifi, and while I was at the counter the manager asked me "how long are you planning to be here (at my tables, using my wifi)?"
I understand they have a business to run, but I don't patronize Morning Due because it's an excellently run business - I patronize it because it's a neighborhood coffee shop: a great place to spend a few hours getting some work done while enjoying some good food. It's good business to establish yourself as a place where this is possible - as a result of their recent attitude I'll certainly opt for friendlier establishments over Morning Due in the future. -
Review from Calla F.
San Francisco, CA
12/3/2011
A group of us Lesbians over 50 meets for coffee, tea, noshing, and conversation every Tuesday at various places in San Francisco. (We call ourselves the Koffee Klatch). We regularly choose Morning Due Cafe for a Klatch, because we like it for many reasons. The owner and staff are friendly, gregarious, and accommodating. The noise level is low enough for really good conversations, and we move tables around to group them according to how many of us arrive to Klatch that day. The food is consistently delicious, and the coffee is simply wonderful. My personal favorite double latte in town. The crowd is varied, the place is warm on cold days and comfortable on warm ones. There is plenty of street parking (without meters) nearby. It's a medium-small space, with seating arranged so folks aren't crowded, but it still feels intimate. Of all the places we Klatch, Morning Due is a consistent favorite with every one of us!
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Review from Travis C.
Berkeley, CA
4/20/2011
I went there once after a morning run. I ordered a small latte and a chocolate croissant.
The latte tasted very light. Judging the way the girl at the countered prepared it and its flavor, i could say that the latte was made from house coffee (a very strong one?) instead of espresso, which is very disappointing.
The chocolate croissant was fine. -
Review from carlos a.
6/16/2011 1 Check-in Here
I work at Everett middle school a couple of times a month and love coming here for off-site meetings. Morning Due has a good breakfast and the staff are incredibly friendly. The owner is always super friendly to everyone which I love. I get the Due's combo which is pancakes, eggs, sausage and potatoes for about $8 (more or less. I forget the amount). They have plenty of seating and free wifi so it's a good place to get some work done. They also have a lunch menu.
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Review from Paul L.
San Francisco, CA
7/3/2011
Good food, reasonable prices, very friendly staff and owner. What more could you want?
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Review from shannon S.
Newport Beach, CA
9/22/2010
I really liked this place the first time I came the staff was nice. However the owner is a little over bearing. I take night classes across the street so every Monday and Wednesday night I stop by and either to eat dinner or have coffee before class, but the last time I went I wanted to wait to order and the owner shut off my wireless. I didn't even know there was a minimum to use the wireless so I went up and ordered just a coffee for 3.75 and he said there was a $5 min so I just said charge me the whole $5 dollars. He was quite rude and the place was practically empty. I was on the way to becoming a regular on nights that I have class but no way will I be coming back here. I guess the owner never heard of customer service. I hope the 2 dollars was worth it.
also you might want to rethink your music choices as well as your attitude. -
Review from Kathleen L.
San Francisco, CA
4/27/2011
So I was on my way to Dolores Park and needed a quick bite. This place was right on the corner near the park so I picked it on convenience. It had a really nice, clean seating area inside and was nice and sunny.
The employees were very friendly, in fact the woman who rang me up commented on my jewelry and how it contrasted with my classic jacket. Not many people can understand or appreciate my careful and calculated balance of eclectic pieces :)
I ordered the baked chicken wrap and it was delicious! All the ingredients were fresh, even the tortilla appeared to be made on the spot. The winning ingredient though was the chicken. I am often leery of wraps because I hate that packaged chicken that restaurants use because its salty and gross, but this chicken was in fact pulled from a whole baked chicken as promised and was very juicy and delicious.
I would recommend this place again. Prices were nothing amazing, standard SF, but worth it for real chicken -
Review from mark c.
San Mateo, CA
11/16/2010
Having dinner last night I witnessed the most outrageous behavior by a employee to a customer. All of a sudden a man started screaming at a girl at the counter. I didn't quite understand the whole conversation however I believe it had to do with a review. Curiosity got the best of me so I decided to look them up on Yelp. Not sure which review was in question but I didn't read anything that justifies this behavior to anyone.
I have never seen anything like this before and I will not be patronizing this cafe again due to this incident.
