Café La Bohème

Terrible attitude of the owner, when asked about wifi, he was very displeased. They charged me $26 for a coffee and an omelette, with burnt toasts and $6 extra for a deli turkey slice in my omelette. I asked for some honey, he was not happy about it. He tried to dictate belligerently to sit in a particular chair when literally the whole restaurant was empty. They give out a wifi voucher that only works for 1 hour! The code on the voucher that he gave me did not work as it had been already used. I asked for a new voucher, he stared me down for it and wouldn't believe me as if I am asking for free food (which I should have). After receiving the voucher, the wifi was so slow that I had to hot spot my laptop. The owner of the cafe kept yelling at a handful of patrons. What terrible attitude, quality and service.

Ordered tht gyro with the lentil soup/bread. Let's just say It was so fresh and good that I forgot to take a picture before I ate it all.

it was okay. nothing really stood out to me. the pastry was a bit dry and $7 for a small cappuccino is kinda wild lol. i’ve had better coffee nearby for cheaper. not bad, just not worth the hype imo

Always a favorite spot of mine for the past fifteen years. Pleasant atmosphere. Community gatherings. Great sandwiches, desserts, and coffees. Perfect place to read, meet friends, or just grab a bite on your morning commute.

A lovely local cafe with delicious chai lattes and frappes, free Wi-Fi (1-2 hours per small purchase), and good prices.

Passive aggressive service, flies everywhere. overpriced but decent pastries

My favorite cafe in SF. I spent so much time there over the last 10 years I probably tried everything on the menu. I love the gyro sandwich and the Mexican hot chocolate. This place is confortable and it’s different from all the modern soulless coffee shops

Bohemian place with chill vibe. Blended Mochas and baklava! Extensive menu with salad, bagels, Sandwiches, soups, coffees, tea, and alcoholic beverages.