Cafe Réveille

"This sleek mini-chain serves single-origin coffees in its plant-filled, pink-painted cafes. Just a few blocks from Spark Social in one direction and Oracle Park in the other, fans come to Reveille for smoothies, acai bowls, and, naturally, coffee." - Dianne de Guzman, Paolo Bicchieri, Eater Staff

"One of several bright and minimalist cafes around town, the Lower Haight location is the newest. It’s got comfy seating, tahini squash bowls, a pleasing array of coffee beverages, and — on weekdays — free wifi. Stop by other locations in the Castro, Mission Bay, North Beach, and Berkeley for similarly pleasant working or lurking experiences." - Daisy Barringer, Ellen Fort, Caleb Pershan

"Wifi: Yes (weekdays only) This Lower Haight coffee shop is often filled with more electronics than an 11-year-old’s holiday wishlist. People easily spend hours in the minimalist white space bent over laptops, books, or meticulously drafting Partifuls while nursing lattes, cups of matcha, or chia pudding. Just know that they turn off the wifi on weekends and holidays so you can keep your eyes up and maybe converse with a real person. " - lani conway, julia chen 1, ricky rodriguez

"The breakfast sandwich from Cafe Réveille in Lower Haight is the textbook definition of simple. The eggs are fluffy, the cheese is gooey, and they don’t skimp on the thick-cut bacon. The laidback cafe also has lighter options, like granola and yogurt or acai bowls. Get into everything on one of their sidewalk tables or inside the all-white space alongside athleisure-clad groups catching up over lattes. Conveniently, this mini-chain is also located in Russian Hill and Mission Bay." - julia chen 1

"The cozy cafe, known for its garden patio and menu of salads and panini, has been open for more than two decades. Reverie Cafe has become a popular neighborhood destination for coffee, breakfast, lunch, dinner, and wine, in part due to its lush back patio and calendar of events including live music." - Lauren Saria