900 22nd St

Stopped by CoffeeShop for the first time and it was an easy win. The space has that relaxed, neighborhood feel where you immediately feel comfortable, even on a first visit. Staff were friendly, welcoming, and helpful without rushing anything. I tried the cappuccino and the matcha, and both were genuinely well done. The cappuccino had a smooth, balanced flavor with just the right amount of foam, and the matcha was whisked properly -- no clumps, no bitterness, just a clean, steady flavor. You can tell they take their drinks seriously. For a first‑time visit, everything hit the mark: good drinks, good vibe, and a team that makes you feel like you'll want to come back.

Cute, cozy and bright coffee shop in the Dogpatch. I really enjoyed the vibes here and it makes a great day office. Unfortunately, for me, the drinks fell short and didn't quite deliver for me. Their pastries however, were a hit. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. The interior is bright and airy, feels really relaxing to spend a few hours working or reading. They have WiFi here, so that's a bonus and kind of makes up for the drinks.

Loved it! The place is nice & clean. Staff were nice & coffee was prepped quickly. - Latte & Americano: both really good. Well roasted and not bitter. - Butter Croissant: sooo good, I was pleasantly surprised. Freshly baked, fluffy inside, crispy outside. - Poppy seed morning bun: really good, flaky & tasty - Vanilla Cream Bow tie: sweet & tasty

CoffeeShop is a cozy and chic little stop in the Dogpatch perfect to grab your cup of Joe! While my go to place was a to-go kiosk close by, CoffeeShop is where you go to linger. It's a third space to meet up with friends, work remotely, or even have a casual first date. The cafe is also dog friendly so you can chill with your non-human bestie. The matcha latte was solid as well as the croissant! Hope to visit again!

Aesthetic design and unique menu items at this coffee shop. I got the Thai Breakfast coffee drink and it was interesting. It was like a combination of a smoothie and cold brew. The banana was pretty overpowering, but it was still a good drink. Not sure if I would drink it regularly though. My favorite part was the coffee ice which is such a good idea so the drink doesn't get too watery

Latte was delicious, devil inside was warm, and the staff is super friendly. The service here is pretty quick, don't worry if there's a line. Filled with people wfh inside, if you didn't get a seat don't expect one any time soon. There are a few seats outside as well.

Came by a Wednesday morning (~9AM) and it was very busy. Most tables were full with folks either chatting or on their laptops working. However, the line moved VERY fast, we were in and out in around 10-15min top. I ordered a lemon custard croiffin and a dirty chai. BOTH WERE AMAZING!!!! The croiffin had the flakiness of a croissant, but at the same time fluffiness of a muffin. They lemon custard was a not too sweet and a perfect citric taste, not super sour. They had a plate with samples, which I found very unique. I was able to try a few of the pastries they had and decide which one I liked best before buying them. The staff were very kind and the spot felt very cozy. Overall, will definitely revisit this spot! They have a few parks around too, so it's a nice place to grab a coffee and pastry, and walk around.

Had a $4, $1 tip 12oz "Just coffee" with cream. It was good! Not too light for a modern coffee shop, either, where I often find the "regular coffee" too acidic and buzzy (my personal taste is old school dark roasts). The staff were nice and helpful, even though I wasn't awake yet! The interior is pretty nice, a little tight but that's kind of the norm these days. It was a beautiful day today so I sat outside in the shade and it was perfect.

Cute coffee shop and cafe open decently late in Dogpatch. Came here for a late afternoon snack around 4:30 on a Saturday and they still had some pastries left! I got a slice of banana bread that was delicious for $5.75. It had a nice unique bouncy texture. I liked it a lot! They had a ton of drink (tea & coffee) options as well. There was a decent amount of inside/outside seating but everything was taken -- seemed like a busy day Cool art inside & vibe is very chill. Could probably come here to do work on the weekdays.

My friends and I wanted to meet up one Sunday afternoon and decided to try CoffeeShop. When we got there, we discover everyone else wanted to meet up here. I've never seen so many laptops at a coffee shop on a weekend, but this place is really nice to hang out. The drinks are well crafted and the pastries are very good. Staff are very friendly and keep the place very clean. We ended up sitting outside even though it was a bit drizzly out, but what's a few drops between friends.

Beautiful cafe in the Dogpatch area with a aesthetic interior and relaxed ambiance. Coffee is solid and the pastries are beautiful flaky buttery GOODNESS. It's definitely on the pricier side compared to nearby coffeeshops like Neighbor bakehouse/Paper son, but the dining experience is unmatched. It can get quite busy at times but service is quick and friendly and there's lots of outdoor seating My only note is that the servers don't always toast the pastries for you so don't forget remind them ^^

Beautiful cafe with a nice ambiance - there are great outdoor tables and seating and ample seating inside as well. It's tucked in a great corner in the neighborhood. It looks to be a great place to catch up with friends or to do work. There is a beautiful mural of the city on the left side as you enter and the blue and white aesthetic looks really nice together. I got the dirty matcha, which is great for having a matcha taste with an extra caffeine boost. Service is quick and friendly. Getting a bag of beans comes with a cookie or small coffee, which is nice. Will be back for sure

Stopped by Coffee Shop today and just had to share. The turkey croissant and cappuccino were honestly perfect. Super chill spot, friendly service, and overall a great little place to relax and grab something good. Definitely coming back.

Wonderful cafe with ample indoor and outdoor seating. I got the Thai breakfast and it was a nice strong blend of cold brew, banana, and cinnamon. Definitely a heavier / thicker drink but I loved it - especially the coffee ice cubes that it came with. Also enjoyed their shakshuka croissant!

Over the last 15 years or so, I'm pretty sure I've spent exponentially more time in Dogpatch than I did in all of my years prior. With all due respect to the fine folks and businesses that have called this neighborhood home, there just never seemed to be much of a reason for me to come around here. However, as the area continues to change and evolve in that time, it seems like I keep finding new reasons to keep coming back. So, in that sense, it's even more fitting that the the latest one also gives me the opportunity to spend an entire day out here! Taking over AIna's old space (which was one of my favorite brunch spots in the city), CoffeeShop is a welcome addition. For one, it's nice to see something just as awesome open, but they also fit the area so well. Inside, their bright and minimalist decor gives off a warm and comfy sort of vibe. As for their menu, they've got a solid, albeit mildly typical, selection of coffees and teas, ranging from your basic cup of coffee, pour overs, and espressos to fairly more unique offerings, like Dirty Matcha, London Fog, and Thai Breakfast. In addition, you can also choose from their rotating array of beans that originate from all over the world, including Brazil, Sumatra, Papua New Guinea, Rwanda, Colombia, and Kenya, which they roast themselves! -- DIRTY MATCHA - Matcha with a shot of Espresso...$7 I'd had a dirty matcha elsewhere and loved it, so I knew I had to get this when I saw it. I loved the way the two complemented each other - it tasted more like a matcha, but with a slight bitterness from the espresso. Most impressively, it was nicely balanced, as neither one overpowered the other. -- POUR OVER - Sumatra Beans (Medium Roast - "Fruit Leather, Vanilla, Nougat")...$5.75 I was torn on a few of their beans, so I opted for the barista's favorite. I didn't really taste any vanilla in this, but it did have a slightly fruity and nutty flavor that I liked. More importantly, it had the perfect amount of caffeine - enough to keep my afternoon going, but not keep me up all night. Since both of my visits here happened to come right after grabbing lunch elsewhere, I passed on getting any of the pastries or baked goodies that adorn their display case. A real, and regrettable, shame, as nearly everything they have to offer looked so good, but it also serves as motivation for me to come back! Seating inside can be scarce at times, but with the weather slowly warming up, I can't imagine a better way to spend an afternoon than sitting at one of their tables outside with a Dirty Matcha in one hand and perhaps a Lemon Curd Cruffin, Triple Orange Danish, or Pastrami Horseradish Pickle Croissant in the other!

Ordered the Thai Breakfast drink and really liked the banana cinnamon flavor. The baristas were friendly, and I got my drink quickly. I was able to nab an open table and utilize the comfy bench and free WiFi. Unfortunately, the internet is choppy likely due to the volume of people connected. Regardless, I love the mural, general ambiance with lots of light, and availability of drink and pastry options

Compared to other CoffeeShops in the city, the drinks are less good but there is a nice interior working space. The iced matcha specifically was not made as well compared to the CoffeeShops in the Mission and Bernal, but still better than most other cafes. There was a bit of a like but went decently fast and was nice to grab a seat outside

BEST Americano I've had ever and solid spot in SF. Their everything seasoning croissant with cream cheese calls my name often.

A lovely cafe in Dogpatch! The inside is super bright and airy, and I love the spacious tables and seating. Good wifi and bathroom! They have some cool pastries and their own beans they roast. I'd definitely come back on a sunny day again. Lots of outdoor seating tables too.

Very friendly service, particularly dog friendly! I'm a dog walker and this is one of my clients Odin's favorite places to stop. Sometimes I'll get the charcoal salmon croissant, which is so good! My favorite thing about this place though is the Amos Goldbaum murals, both inside and out. Such a cool vibe and always busy.

Came on a weekend afternoon. The place was packed. There were a lot of people doing work inside on their laptops. Luckily, there was also a lot of outdoor seating. I got an iced latte and a slice of banana bread. Iced latte was good. I think their ice has coffee in it because the color wasn't clear/see through. I loved that if the ice melted, the drink wouldn't be watered down. The latte was smooth too. The banana bread was gluten free, so the texture was a little on the chewier side. The flavor was good, but I just wasn't a big fan of the texture. Good place to get coffee and get work done but would be a hard place to get a seat.

Super fast service! Super cool aesthetic and phenomenal name. At first I didn't think they were open just because I didn't believe that's what they'd name their coffee shop. Ordered their matcha and it was super tasty. They also had a wide selection of pastries that looked exceptional.

This bright spacious coffee shop is located on a corner street on a corner in the Dogpatch. It was packed on a Thursday morning, but there's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. The mural of San Francisco on the outside was a cute touch. Since I like trying new things, I opted for the Thai Breakfast (12 oz - $7.00): +Oat milk, cinnamon, and nutmeg added nuttiness to the strong cold brew. +Banana was blended well: No chunkiness! +No upcharge for no ice +Compostable cup & straw were durable *Verdict: Not sure why breakfast was in the name, but it was a refreshing and satisfying drink.

The place has minimalistic, hipster vibes and is an excellent spot to study, with fast WiFi. Street parking wasn't too bad, though the 2-hour limit is a bit of a downside. The barista was friendly, and they had some pastries available. I ordered an espresso toni, 3/5 while I've had better ones, I still enjoyed it overall. Definitely a cool spot, I'll come back and try other drinks.

Really cute coffee shop with a nice bright interior perfect for catching up with friends! Came here in the morning on a Friday and there were plenty of customers seated. They had a variety of beautiful pastries as well as samples of some of their pastries that were generously sized. I got the Devil Inside, which I assume is supposed to be like Craftsman and Wolves's The Rebel Within. It was large and hefty, a little oily, but very satisfying. The egg was a little overfilled, but for on-the-go wasting, that was probably for the best. Can't wait to try more of their baked goods and drinks!

CoffeeShop in San Fran was the closest to a Japanese matcha latte that you will have outside of Tokyo. The shop is clean, the staff friendly and the smell of freshly baked goods is a combo that's hard to pass up. Also if you want to try something new, something pushing the boundaries of baked goods you should try the charcoal infused croissant... so good.

Okay, I keep telling people where I'm going to grab coffee, and some people keep bagging on the name saying it's not creative. But I love it. This place HITS. Forreal... I love this coffee. I wake up in the morning looking forward to a matcha latte, a chai latte, a dirty matcha latte... or a baked good. I feel like I walk into this coffee shop and feel transformed. I feel like an "it" girl of SF with my dog, a latte, and a muffin in my hand. I liked this coffee shop, hah, "CoffeeShop," so much that I bought their customized drinking cup. I had asked the staff a handful of times about the cup... wondering if they'd like it. If it had a handle. It took my third or fourth time visiting the CoffeeShop to cave and buy it. I love the interior.. the exterior... the pop of blue. Maybe coming from a somewhat art background, this minimal vibe really speaks to me. I also love my drinks sweet, and they put the perfect amount of sweetness in my drinks. OH ALSO! Whenever I have my dog with me, or my hands full, this really respectful and kind barista carries my drink from the cashier over to the cup / napkin area and helps me situate myself. They're so nice! Anyways enough of my rambling, yes I totally think CoffeeShop deserves 5 stars!

Vibes were great, coffee itself was not bad. I think I came on their first day of operation so things were a touch disorganized although this is a popular chain in SF. But love the fact that I wasn't charged extra for oat milk!! Nice location in sunny Dogpatch to add the variety of coffee spots!

Came to CoffeeShop on a Sunday morning, such a cute café! There's both indoor and outdoor seating, and the overall vibe is cozy and inviting. You'll find a mix of people hanging out or working on their laptops, which gives it a relaxed, productive atmosphere. I ordered a pain au chocolat and a vanilla iced latte. The latte was solid, but the pain au chocolat was just okay, you can definitely find better pastries in the area. The staff was very welcoming. There was a short line when we arrived (about 3-5 minutes), but it moved quickly and efficiently. I'd be willing to give it another try and try different pastries!

randomly stumbled upon this spot and it was packed on a friday morning! all seats indoors were taken and there was a consistent line to order, but it moved quickly. i would assume given the number of laptops that they have wifi. lots of tables outside too, but it was raining, so maybe that added to the chaos indoors. the thai breakfast intrigued me. i think it was $7 or $7.50 for 12oz -- cold brew with banana, oat milk, nutmeg, and cinnamon. a tad heavy on the spices for my taste, but the banana really came through which i liked. i couldn't taste the coffee at all (not necessarily a good or bad thing for me), but noting in case that's a dealbreaker for you. would give it another shot next time i'm in the area!

Finally, a great coffee shop with seating inside and outside for Dogpatch and Potrero Hills! It's my new go-to coffee shop for sure! Coffee/Espresso (5/5): Some of the best coffee in SF. It's up there with Linea, better than Paccino, and almost as good as Saint Frank. Service (5/5): Thank you for being friendly!! Who wants to start the morning with anything other than friendly warm service. Please keep it this way. I have stopped going to coffee shops (some named above) because of unfriendly staff. Sorry, not sorry. Ambiance (5/5): This is finally a coffee shop that you can sit and enjoy your coffee in a nice neighborhood without a ton of traffic. Murals on the walls are lovely too. Pastries (4/5): If I had to pick on something, it would be the pastries. Everything looks beautiful but unfortunately the croissants are not really traditional croissants with layers and layers. We've tried two different ones on different occasions and both times they are more like brioche than croissants. They are good but just don't expect a croissant. Also, the cookies are not for me either. They are hard and crispy. Price (4/5): It's reasonable for SF especially for this quality of coffee. Also, asking for oat milk won't set you back another $1 as it is free along with other milk alternatives!! In SF that's like winning the lottery!

I came here on a Sunday afternoon and it was pretty easy to find parking. The CoffeeShop is located across from a dog park so it's very convenient for dog owners. It's also dog friendly, so you'll see a ton of cute dogs coming in and out. The first things I noticed after entering the CoffeeShop were the cute mural of the San Francisco skyline and the bright windows. The Dogpatch is typically sunny and the cafe is located at the perfect spot. They have a few tables inside and a long table for people to sit at. They also have outdoor seating, which is nice on a sunny day. They do offer free wifi so a lot of people will be doing work here. We ordered an iced latte and cappuccino, which came out to $12. I do love that milk alternatives are free here. That's always a plus, especially in San Francisco when coffee is so expensive. Overall, this is such a cute spot and I'll be coming back often. I'd love to try their pastries next time!

The raspberry cruffin was to die for. The latte was made perfectly. I even bought two bags coffee beans. The service was amazing. The cashier even answered some questions I had about the owners and their kids. The ambiance was nice.

I have been coming twice and I really loved, the attention is very kind and the service is fast.

The latte was fine and the environment is friendly. But the wifi is completely busted. I specifically came here because I needed wifi to do something that couldn't be done on a phone (rebooking a flight). The WiFi instantly loads Instagram and Facebook but won't load many/most other websites, including airline websites. No idea how or why it's blocking them but it's very frustrating.

Coffee: Better than average (Starbucks/Peet's), not quite as good as SF average (Philz), but not as great as third wave coffee shops that go out of their way to perfect their craft (Coffee Movement, Paper Son, Linea, etc.). So it's good, but not great. The service is meh, but at least the coffee will give you a nice endorphin boost on the way out. The vibe is the saving grace of the shop, with great natural lighting and plenty of seating.

wanted to visit their new location and it's much more modern and minimalist. I thought the thai breakfast drink was a latte but it was really a cold brew oat smoothie with bananas, cinnamon, cardamom. and unfortunately it was pre-mixed so I couldn't change the milk to soy :( the drink was just ok, and the rosewater pistachio croissant was too sweet but had ample filling and you could taste the rosewater which was nice

I've been to their other locations, but this is the most inviting. Bright, airy space, free wifi, and I just really love the layout with the chairs and tables on the side and also out front. I came by twice for their soft and grand opening. The matcha latte was surprisingly sweet on top (if I didn't like sweet drinks, I probably wouldn't have liked it) and I liked their iced chai. The pastries are the most interesting to get! The Devil Inside is this soaked gouda, parmesan, cheddar cheese pastry with a boiled egg inside. I do wish the egg was more runny, since it seemed pretty cooked inside. But all in all, it was fun to eat and very filling. I also later tried their almond croissant, and this might be because I'm getting older, but I found it a bit too sweet. Very filling and generous portion! All in all, I would come back. Good service.

A cute cafe with tons of natural light. I adore the interior and the murals illustrating the streets of dogpatch. A great place to work or just chill. As for the coffee, I found it in line with other CoffeeShop™s. They make a solid latte, and ok pourover.

Cute shop, prices are averaged around! Paid 7.5 for a matcha latte. Inside has a lot of seating and outlets and the vibes are cute. There is a (dog) park across the street which is pretty cute. Service is fast and nice. The latte itself was on the sweeter side for me but it was otherwise refreshing.

It was packed on a Tuesday, lunchtime. I couldn't help but feel bad when the person in front of me gave $0.50 for a tip. So I gave about 15% of my purchase. But it felt like I didn't get the service and product I paid for. My iced latte was barely full, and the staff forgot to give and reheat my croissant. She did seem to realize it but didn't follow the initial gut she had. And now I'm leaving this review because I was disappointed. First time here, might not comeback anymore.

very small unwelcoming space, gluten free pastries were grainy but coffee was strong and creamy! coffee came out very quick.

This coffee shop is such a cute new addition in the Dogpatch. Loved the SF mural and lighting inside! The shop also has a good amount of indoor and outdoor seating. The service was pretty fast. I got the iced matcha latte and love that they don't charge extra for milk alternatives. The matcha was a bit on the sweeter side. I want to come back to try their pastries and coffee!

CoffeeShop is a great addition to Dogpatch. I've been to their other locations, but this is by far the most spacious. I like their dirty matcha - it's smooth and earthy with the right amount of sweetness. Will have to come back to try their coffee and pastries!

While I am optimistic about small businesses, the owner kinda made me feel bad in the comments. Hence the update: 99% customers have a laptop and a phone with them. This is Bay Area not some off ramp no network camping forest. Not asking to diagnose Dropbox but just a check on WiFi would be great coz I wasn't the only one having trouble. Just coz it's a small shop doesn't mean anyone's coming here for vacation! Cons: - WiFi has all sorta issues including problems with accessing dropbox.com paper documents, are we in SF Bay Area? - no standing desk, there is slightly taller option near the entrance, but they are not tall enough to be comfy - there's a fan, if it's on low temp days, it feels not so comfy - Environment Friendliness: no personal cup discount but they have composting Pros: - has wifi (details below) and restroom Parking: on the street around 4 hours expect sat-sun WiFi: SSID:CoffeeShop password: coffeeshop

I ordered their iced matcha latte with almond milk and an iced coffee with oat milk. Both drinks were good! What stood out was that they don't charge extra for non-dairy options, which is rare and much appreciated. The place has a relaxed vibe and staff was friendly. Highly recommend checking it out!

I love mochas and am very picky and that have an amazing iced mocha! Chocolate they used is good and not too sweet. Very good quality coffee! Workers were super friendly

My coworker and I showed up with 2 minutes left before closing and we received the best service, as if they had just opened!!!!!!! We did not expect that at all. Great coffee I had the Rwanda and a delicious pastry. Prices were also very fair for today's economy. Perhaps no more Phil's coffee for me....

Is it really that difficult to say hello and thank you? Decent coffee and decent pastry.