Devil's Teeth Baking Company

I had seen so many good things about this place on social media, that I couldn’t wait to get back SF to give it a try. Unfortunately, it fell quite short. We had the special breakfast sandwich, the cinnamon roll, the beignets (which are only available on Sunday) and a latte. The Special breakfast sandwich was the best of anything we received. All of the bakery items including the biscuit on the sandwich felt heavy and dry. They lacked a light and fluffy aspect. The biscuit was buttery and flakey but dense and tended to be dry on the bites with no aioli. I had heard the most about the cinnamon roll and could not wait to try it. Be aware, it comes cold. If you want it gooey melting with cinnamon, you need to ask them to warm it up. It is full of cinnamon and sugar but again, the dough felt dry. The beignets were not the airy, light texture you expect and would not order them again. The biggest disappointment was the latte. When I first received it, it was cold. And I mean…..cold!! It was in a warm take away cup (not plastic for iced) so there wasn’t a mistake with the order. It was a weak, watered down shot of espresso with cold milk on top. I took it back and the person working the register questioned me so I asked him to take it to the sink and put his finger in it. He obliged and when he felt how cold it was, he looked at the barista and confirmed it was in fact cold. The barista made me another one. While it was slightly warmer in temperature it tasted terrible. Extremely watered down. It tasted like water with a teaspoon of espresso and barely warm milk. I threw it out. Maybe I visited on an off day but since we went out of our way while visiting SF to try this place, it was a disappointing experience.

Here is my review of Devil's tooth Baking Co. Outer Richmond. The food is not for the faint of heart. Definitely be ready to throw down. I enjoyed the regular breakfast sandwich and later a BLT for lunch. After both sandwiches were gobbled down I did not need dinner. The biscuits are 10 stars, flaky, soft, and buttery. Honestly, I always hurt myself eating here but the pain is enjoyable. I highly recommend a visit.

Friendly staff and lots of seating, inside and outside. Easy parking on the street. My order came out wrong but was immediately and sweetly fixed. I highly recommend the super breakfast sandwich! Delicious! Will come back if in the area again. Was a recommendation from a local friend.

I hate driving and being in the car so I rarely leave central SF. Every weekend I consider spending an hour round trip in the car to have this cinnamon bun again. Can I call it that? Crunchy caramel bun. Miracle bun with crispy chewy caramel outer space topping. So flaky. So chewy and dense yet tender and crispy. I can't describe it. Anyone who visits me is forced to visit this place with me to have it. Their breakfast sandwiches are also ~insanely good.~ If you're like me and taking a weekend drive to the outer bay area for their baked goods, grab some hot breakfast while you're there and sit in their adorable back yard. GREAT CARROT CAKE. Their sourdough and lemon bars are pretty good too. But get that bun. Please. Please go get it. They deserve an award for this.

If you have all the time in the world just to wait for a cup of Americano coffee, and servers with major attitude, then this is a place to go. I ordered a cup of coffee and it took 20 minutes to get it. The servers didn’t care if you get your order or not. While waiting, I also noticed other customers having to wait as long I was just to have a sandwich made. I should have know better, because this place really is a Devil’s Teeth. It will not get any business from me in the future.

One of the best breakfast sandwiches we’ve ever had. Great coffee too!!

The classic and the super breakfast sandwiches are both worth the trip. The biscuits used to make the sandwiches were so buttery with perfect texture. All of the baked goods I have tried have been outstanding. The ginger cookie is probably the best I have ever had. Perfect flavor and wonderful chewy texture sets the ginger cookie apart from all others. I am a cinnamon lover and the cinnamon roll here can’t be beat. Finally, the staff is super friendly. I can’t wait to try their other baked goods and sandwiches.

Great soup for lunch—though it wasn’t as hot as expected. Terrific house salad. Decaf oat milk latte was delicious! Not many gluten free of vegan items.

Big big fan. I played a round of golf at the Golden Gate Park course and was starving. I looked up breakfast nearby and Devil's Teeth popped up. It had been on my list for soooo long but it's so far from our neighborhood. Finally having been nearby, we went and it was soooo good. I got the special breakfast sandwich and my wife got the original. The special is mouthwatering. The bread is a delicious biscuit, not too hard or crunchy. There's a green sauce that tops everything. The egg is fluffy and soft and the bacon adds the perfect crunch. I was starving so my only regret is not getting 2!! I wish the sandwiches were bigger lol. We almost went back the next morning. Ambiance: there's no seating inside but there are long benches outside kind of like a parklet where maybe 10 ppl can sit. It is the sunset so bring a jacket if you're gonna eat outside. The best part is everyone either super excited to be there for the first time or super excited to be back. Parking: street parking. There's lots of shops so ppl are in and out and spots open up.

The Special breakfast sandwich I ordered from here was amazing! The biscuits that hold it together aren't super crumbly and the contents of the sandwich were all tasty. The egg was really soft and fluffy and the bacon didn't overpower the sandwich. Honestly, I think there could have been a greater bacon profile overall. The sauce brings it all together, although it can get a bit messy. It was my first meal of the day, so I could have definitely had a second one as it wasn't too filling at least for me. They have a patio out back for outside seating. The staff is really friendly and works very efficiently in front of you to make your orders. Aside from their main appeal in breakfast sandwiches, they sell other sandwiches, soups, salads, and coffee. The price overall is a bit expensive for a sandwich, and the same can be said for some of the other items, but it does come with great flavor for sure! I also thought it was interesting that they had some old books for sale in the middle of the shop. Make sure to check it out!

I love that you can get pastries and breakfasts sandwiches here. The sandwiches are good, although I've had better biscuits. It's a great place where locals go to get breakfast and always has a good vibe to it. There's no place to really sit and eat, so take your goodies to one of the nearby beaches. I like getting the breakfast sandwich and then something sweet to share with a friend :)

Came in the morning to this little bakery north of Golden Gate Park and got some breakfast. Devil's Teeth may be pretty limited in terms of space, but it packs in a lot of flavor. It has a menu of the expected items but also has some other good things. Has indoor seating but it's only for a few customers. This is mostly for takeout and later. At breakfast we needed something to give us a boost. It's one of the few places around this neighborhood open early. There's a lot of the typical bakery items like croissants and such. Coffee is $3 for a cup. Pretty basic stuff but good enough for the price. Chose to get one of the made to order items. It's about $6 for the Avocado Toast. A difference of this from typical places is it's more like a sandwich with the avocado inside. There's also tomatoes. Good place to go at breakfast. It's cramped inside here so don't expect to stay for long. There's healthy options for vegetarians.

Y'all ever ask the establishment to choose their favorite of whatever, order it, then once you get it, meander to the back of the aforementioned establishment like gollum with your precious wrapped in metal to devour it? Nah, me neither. Ps. It's "the special" breakfast sandwich. I don't even know everything on it/across my face. There's a freshly baked homemade biscuit, eggs, cheese, bacon, lemon aioli, and guacamole at the least. It's cute here. It's quaint. It has it's charm, and the price tag to meet it. Also... The neighbors may be gamers? Perhaps support their twitch or something. They do shout out the occasional "on me" "no way!"

Went on a Sunday, and they have their special Sunday beignet! The beignet is only $1 for a piece and it was pretty worth it. I like how light it is and it was a good dessert after eating the classic sandwich. The classic sandwich is around $10, there are two scrambled eggs, cheese, and bacon in it. I think it is a little bit over price. The sandwich is decently OK!

I'd been hearing so much about Devil's Teeth ever since I moved to the city a year and a half ago, so I had to check it out !! We went at about 11:00AM and we only waited 10 minutes or so to order which was a lot faster than we expected. I ordered the chain which was very well spiced and not to sweet, which is my favorite kind. I really enjoyed their mix. We then got the special breakfast sandwich, and it was all that it was hyped up to be. The biscuit was buttery, the sauce was flavorful, the eggs were fluffy, and the avocado added much needed freshness to the whole sandwich ! It was delicious, and definitely incredibly filling. We also had to get the $1 beignets that are only sold on Sundays and they did not disappoint. They came very warm, right out of the fryer covered in powdered sugar. Everything here lived up to the hype, and it's pretty close to Ocean beach so you can either sit in, or bring your food over there. I will definitely be bringing more visitors to this location !!

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING BREAKFAST SANDWICHES! I ordered the special breakfast sandwich and was blown away by the great flavors. What stood out the most was the buttery biscuit. It was perfectly crunchy yet had that nice fluffy, buttery inside. The aioli was also super flavorful and paired very well with the scrambled eggs (they definitely did not skimp on the eggs) and bacon (would have wished for a bit more bacon but also the sandwich was delicious as is). They also have great pastry and coffee options I'll make sure to try next time I come by! The line goes fairly quickly and the food is usually ready within 5-10 mins after ordering. Once you pick up your order, you can either sit inside or go to their outdoor patio area. On a sunny day the outdoor patio is super cozy and I highly recommend to try to snag a table!

The wife and I were still in San Fran (locals hate when you say this, LOL) visiting the kid. For the kid's birthday breakfast she requested a breakfast sandwich from Devil's Teeth. So to get her what she wanted, the wife and I found the place and got in line (on a Sunday morning at ~8am) to order some food. The place was very busy and people waiting inside and outside for food and others waiting in line patiently to order food. The kid not only wanted a breakfast sandwich, but "The Special" breakfast sandwich. Being the skeptic that I am, I had to take a look and to see what was so special: Large Buttermilk Biscuit - sounds good 2 Scrambled Eggs - I like where this is going Avocado - sounds yummy Bacon - oh we are cruising into flavortown now Pepper Jack Cheese - well you had me a bacon, but OK Lemon Garlic Aioli - WHAT? Boom! Dang that sounds good... Needing to review the sandwich right away, I am skipping over the other stuff but will come back to it later. We brought the food back to the kid's apartment and I had no idea what was in that bag until I pulled it out and opened the foil. Looked decent, pretty large biscuit and fully stuffed with the ingredients listed above. First bite was a WOW and it did not stop there. This was delicious. This is THE BEST breakfast sandwich I have ever eaten. I cannot wait to come back to San Fran and get myself another one of these masterpieces. Later, I would try to recreate this at home, but only found myself crying in a fetal positioned heap in the middle of the kitchen because I could not come close. Damn you Devil's Teeth Baking Company! And bless you as well. See you next time I'm in San Fran! OK, I'm off my contact high of seeing a picture of "The Special". What else? Since it was a Sunday and they have $1 beignets, we got a dozen to share with the kid's roommates. Upon getting back to the apartment, we realized we should have grabbed more. The wife stacked them up and put candles on them to make a mock birthday cake for the kid. Honestly, I am not a sweets, desert, donut kind of guy and would usually prefer something hot and spicy. That being said, these beignets were very, very good and I had two! Everyone loved them and we will have more of these when we are visiting again. Go. Eat Very Well. HAVE FUN!

We bought 3 regular breakfast sandwiches to go. Our first time at this 2nd location. Usually we head out to the original Sunset dist location because they have a parklet. The biscuits were a tad more dry tasting and not as buttery. I usually order the special sandwich because it has avocado and a dressing which gives it more moisture. It's a large sandwich and I'll eat 1/2 sandwich, divided at 2 seatings.

Maybe I just ordered the wrong thing, but I'm not sure I understand the hype for this place. I ordered the avocado toast and a coffee cake pastry. The avocado toast was... not good. The 'toast' was literally just bread (no butter or seasoning) and the 'avocado' was also just avocado (no salt, no seasoning). I guess that's what I ordered, but I was hoping it was have some seasoning or flavor to make it a little more exciting. The pastry was pretty good, but definitely not up to par with other SF pastry shops in the area. The restaurant itself is cute, with limited seating options inside and an outdoor seating area out back. The staff were super friendly and the service was speedy for the most part.

I have heard of this place for many years and finally got a chance to try it out. We came around 1pm and there was no line! I went with my family and we all ordered the special breakfast sandwich. I chose to change my bacon to sausage. The sandwich was good but i was disappointed by how small the sausage was. The sausage itself only covered about half my sandwich. The special aioli was good but the sandwich could have used some tabasco or tapatio sauce. The biscuit itself was delicious and I'm not usually a fan of biscuits. There is seating inside the restaurant and plenty of seating outdoors in the back! They also have a small bookshelf of books from green apple bookstore.

Great breakfast sandwiches for a fair value. The fresh baked biscuits are perfectly golden brown, flaky and crunchy. The bacon and eggs are tasty and the cheddar cheese is melted to perfection. Generous portions to chase the hanger away and get your day off to a great start. Love this bakery and they give me something to look forward to on my commute into work.

Dishes: 1) Special Breakfast Sandwich w/cheese 2) Sunday only Beignets Logistics: -accepts cc -street, metered parking only

The biscuit is the star of the show. Buttery, flakey, soft, but toasty at the same time. Eggs are smooth and fluffy and pairs well with the crisp bacon. Second time here and it's consistently delish.

Delicious! If you are in SF, this is one of those places you have to try! It is close by Sutro Baths so it would be a nice place to eat after a hike or pick up to go and sit somewhere by the beach. I've always come here on a Saturday and I usually find parking close by. The restaurant had an outdoor patio and sitting inside. Now their sandwiches, the best ones are the Regular Breakfast Sandwich and Special Breakfast Sandwich. I think I prefer the regular one. It is less loaded. The special was a little bit too much for me. I've also tried the lemon bar which is a must have and the chocolate chip cookie is really good too. If you are in the area, give this place a try. Waiting in line is worth it!

We got both regular and special breakfast sandwiches! Yum - the biscuit combo sandwich I just love. Everything goes so well together and I like the aioli on the special sandwich a lot. I think I prefer no avocado but it was still great. They also have so many different coffee/cafe drinks.

"the regular" Got the breakfast sandwich and heard a lot about this place. I have tried it a long time ago but forgot so I wanted to get it again. The sandwich is average, like something I can make at home. I wish I subbed the bacon for sausage but anywho, it was pretty fast to receive the food after we waited in line for 20 mins. I don't see myself coming back unless it's for something other than the sandwich. You all should still try to see if you like it.

Wonderful place, I loved the vibe and I loved the classic inside feel. Super warm and cozy for a weekend brunch. Got a regular breakfast sandwich which was really good, and got a latte as well. I found the biscuit to be a bit thick, got a lot of bread with every bite. But everything else with the sandwich was amazing. The line was quick, and the service was fast, so job well done! Will come back!

Overall, pretty good. I got the tuna salad sandwich and it was tasty. There was a nice, thick layer of greens it, which I loved. The tuna tasted fresh, and the bread was great too. I think it might have been better toasted, but still was good. The staff was nice and friendly as well. There was a cute section of books as well, which was a nice touch!

The special breakfast sandwich is the buffed version of a mcmuffin. A solid sando, but my eggs were warm instead of hot and a lil unflavored. I just grabbed my sandwich to go but would def add salt and pepper in the future. The saving grace of this sandwich are the buttermilk biscuits.

My experience here was very funny to say the least! I came here on a Sunday for their breakfast sandwich - luckily there was no line when we arrived around 10:30AM but I noticed the line getting longer while we waited for our food. I ordered the Special Breakfast Sandwich (with no bacon) per my friend's recommendation and I am so glad I got this because the lemon-garlic aioli really completed the sandwich. But the funny thing is...my sandwich included an avocado seed LOL I honestly thought it was really funny and didn't see a need to complain but maybe be on the lookout when biting into them lol I also ordered their $1 beignets (their Sunday special) as a little snack for later. They are freshly made so come out warm and toasty - I was too full with the sandwich so I didn't eat it right away but they were still good by end of the day!

In SF for a short trip and I couldn't wait to try the breakfast sandwiches here. It was our first stop since leaving the airport and it was so worth it!! We arrived at 10am and there was no wait. The breakfast sandwiches came out quick as well. The special breakfast sandwich: best breakfast sandwich I've ever had. I wish I could take their biscuits home with me when I fly back. The price was incredible for how big & filling this sandwich is. It came with thick bacon, fluffy eggs, cheese, avocado, & a creamy garlic aioli spread. If you visit SF you need to try this Monkey bread: super moist & soft! Would taste amazing with a coffee Pistachio earl grey bread: this loaf tasted exactly like earl grey tea with bits of pistachio throughout and on top. As a lover of both earl grey and pistachio, I really enjoyed this bread I will definitely be coming here every time I visit SF

Service was quick and they were nice. The inside was clean and had nice aesthetics. The sandwiches were good, felt like it couldve had some hot sauce like tapatio or sriracha. One sandwich was definitely too much for one person. It was also very filling, would definitely share next time!

I ordered the breakfast sandwich from Devil's Tooth Baking Company and it was absolutely amazing! The biscuit was super dense, rich, and had a nice golden brown crust and a soft, fluffy interior. The scrambled eggs were super fluffy and cheesy. The garlic aioli was the perfect touch, and the sandwich was piping hot when I got it, which is a always a plus. I waited about 5-10 minutes in line, but it was worth it. The service was friendly and efficient, and the sandwich was prepared on the spot. I would definitely recommend this sandwich to anyone looking for a delicious and satisfying breakfast. Overall, I would give this breakfast sandwich a 5/5 star rating. It was absolutely delicious and I would definitely order it again.

Overall Experience: 3.5 Food: 3.5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Value: 3 This place was such a cute little coffee shop with lots of baked goods available. The special breakfast sandwich seemed to be their most popular item, but I was disappointed by the lack of flavor for an $11 sandwich. I'm not much of a coffee drinker so I didn't get any coffee, but the lemon bar I ordered was absolutely amazing. It was somewhat a long wait for our sandwich, but I would definitely come here for the baked goods again!

This SF bakery is famous for their breakfast sandwiches and I've been wanting to try this place for a few years now. Special Breakfast Sandwich (4.5/5): This sandwich comes the choice of either 2 biscuits or sourdough (I got the sourdough), two scrambled eggs, lemon-aioli sauce, avocado, pepper Jack cheese, and bacon. This was very comforting and I loved how bouncy the egg was. My favorite part was the addition of the avocado. The fruit just refreshes your taste buds and makes the eggs taste even better. However, I do not believe the sandwich met the hype.

Walked in here on a whim and it was okay. I ordered a mocha and a tuna sandwich. And both were decent at best. There is nothing to rave about with the mocha. Then the tuna sandwich was more greens than tuna. The staff seemed pretty neutral overall. And the interior felt the same overall. I'm not opposed to trying it out again, but would be more interested in trying other places around.

Tasty breakfast sandwich, got the Special. Latte was just okay for me, nice outdoor seating in back. Breakfast sandwich was made with a very tasty biscuit and good amount of eggs, avocado and bacon. Each sandwich was $11.50 I believe

I didn't even know a second Devil's Teeth Baking Company was a thing until I went on google to map me there. This location definition seems more hidden but in the best way possible. I stopped by around 7:45am to grab The Special ($11.50) and a chocolate chip cookie (sorry forgot the price, but I think it was somewhere around $3). There is plenty of metered parking nearby. No issues for me since it was so early, but I imagine if you come later you might have to look around a little. If you are willing to walk a bit there is residential parking nearby if you're lucky. Also be mindful of street cleaning signs, I saw a lot of people getting tickets when I was driving on Balboa for Tuesday street cleaning heading towards the beach. :/ The Special consists of a biscuit with scrambled eggs, lemon-aioli, avocado, cheese and bacon. The special breakfast sandwich literally melts in your mouth (probably because of the butter haha but it is all worth it). You gotta make sure to eat it freshly made to get the full experience. What's kind of funny is I don't actually like biscuits that much, but I would definitely eat this! Also FYI, it gets very messy so don't forget to grab some napkins! The Interior of the shop was very chill. Like the other location, the interior is pretty small, so I'd take your food somewhere else to enjoy.

Baaaaagghhhhh. Their breakfast sandwich is straight fire. I ordered it with the aioli sauce and oh my god. This thing is absolutely amazing. I will 100% be going back for more because I'm truly obsessed.

Worth the trip out to Outer Richmond! The special breakfast sandwich is delicious - super decadent with bacon, scrambled eggs, cheese, avocado, and lemon garlic aioli between two warm buttermilk biscuits. I could only eat half before I got full. I've also tried a few of the pastries - the zucchini bread and scones were my favorites. Love how they're not too sweet. This location has a cute little patio in the back where you can enjoy your meal. Walk off your sandwich afterwards at Ocean Beach or Land's End!

Came here to pick up a breakfast sandwich. The line was outside and had a small interior with bar seating. The line wasn't too long and the server was very friendly. Was thinking about adding sausage but it was an extra $2.75 so I stuck with no changes to the special breakfast sandwich. The cheese was super melted, creamy avocado & silky scrambled eggs, and the highlight was the aioli they put on it! would def visit again for this

THE ABSOLUTE BEST BREAKFAST SANDWICH This is literally the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had and I definitely think it lives up to the hype. It comes with so many ingredients and it can keep you full throughout the entire day. It's served warm of course on a fresh biscuit with bacon, cheese, their secret sauce and I added sausage and avocado to get the full experience. Will definitely be coming here again to get my breakfast sandwich fixed! I recommend going to the location in the Outer Richmond district of sf and ordering online!

Great place for quick breakfast with things like biscuit breakfast sandwiches, avocado toast, and pastries. I visited on a Sunday morning and there were a handful of people in line but I was able to order and receive my food pretty fast. There's not that much seating inside but there is some outdoor seating in the back!

Saw the popular special breakfast sandwich and finally gave it a try! My thoughts - too much egg and not enough bacon. Biscuit wasn't buttery enough and kinda dry for my liking. Sauce was good but not enough. I think if they added more bacon and more sauce, it woulda made it much better. Ordering was fast and service was quick.

Originally wanted to go to their original location in Sunset, but we ended up being closer to Richmond so we went here instead. Hardly any wait and we were in and out in about 10 minutes! I ordered the special sandwich and it lived up to the hype. Great combo of flavors and a party in the mouth. The buttermilk biscuit was super flaky and for such a loaded sandwich, it held up really well and didn't get soggy. Super massive portion-wise too; I got two meals out of this and it was almost too filling. Definitely a must try and probably one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've tried so far!

great sandwiches and coffee. Staff is friendly and quick. Place can get stupid busy but it's worth waiting for. This location has some nice space for seating even a hidden years in back. Go check it out.

I'm so impressed with this spot! Waited in line for just a few minutes and ended up with the best breakfast sandwich I've found in sf. I think about $10 for a hefty portion! Definitely a must try for a breakfast and it's only a 20 minute walk to the beach!

On the hunt for a bomb breakfast sandwich, and I think I found it at Devil's Teeth. There's something about a biscuit sandwich that takes it to the next level. There was a bit of a line when my friend and I got there, but it didn't take more than 10 minutes, so it was 100% worth it. The interior is bigger than you would expect and they do have a few seats! I got the Special Breakfast Sandwich, along with some beignets, which they seem to only serve on Sundays. The beignets were super fresh when we ate them, though all the powdered sugar had fallen off and into the bag. Still good though! As for the sandwich, this thing is divine. It's such an optimally balanced sandwich. Texturally, the eggs are fluffy and soft, and the biscuit is crispy and light. The avocado adds a layer of creaminess and density to the sandwich, while the bacon is ultimately what adds that savory, salty flavor to it. The aioli also works very well. There's nothing I would change about it, and I still dream about going back to get it!!

Absolutely loved Devils Teeth. Right when you walk in, you're greeted so kindly by all the staff. I can be a little indecisive so the woman at the register helped talk through the most popular items and they did not disappoint! Special breakfast sandwich - 9.5/10 Delicious homemade biscuit, fluffy cheesy eggs, thick cut bacon, delicious aioli. My only comment is that it got a little soggy when I saved the other half for the next day because of the aioli, but the flavor was still great the next day. Earl gray pistacho loaf - 7/10 I love earl gray flavored baked goods and the flavor was perfect! Not too strong and paired beautifully with the chopped pistachios. Rating 7 because it was slightly dry and would've done well with a glaze. Ambiance - 8/10 Super cute no frills storefront! Would love to see some tables rather than bar seating only but I took it to go Service - 11/10 Loved my service here! So kind and accommodating.

Saturday morning.. busy busy busy but service was pretty smooth. Ordered the Special Breakfast Sammich: biscuit, bacon, avocado, cheese, eggs, and some type of white aioli (might be garlic flavor). Used to be $9 and now it's $11 some. Almost crossing near burger prices. Tbh, I do not know what is special bout it except for the price lol, sooo 3/5. As for the Chai Latte. That is 4/5. Not 5/5 cause it's a bit heavy on the milk and not enough chai. Went home and added a little sugar and had to mix it. Hey! You can't go wrong with Starbucks. I'll come back and have to try their fresh Chicken Curry Sammich and or BLT and or Beignets. Hoping that'll bump up this review, as well! :) eats!

There's a lot of hype around this spot so thought I'd give it a try. Special Sandwich: So apparently this is what everyone loves to get here. I do not see the appeal. Ratio of egg to sandwich is like 1/2 the entire sandwich. Way too much egg, not enough cheese. Biscuit is flaky but also really dry and over toasted. Avocado is only one side of the sando. Everyone hyped up the lemon garlic aioli but where??? Literally didn't have any in my sandwich and was probably one of the driest and blandest breakfast sandwiches I've ever had. Needs seasoning and less reliance on the aioli imo. 1/5 Donut Muffin: I don't even know what this was but also dry. Flavorless and bland. Sugar and dough. 0/5 Chai Latte: More so spices and milk. Don't really taste the tea in this. 2/5 Overall, I really do not see the hype surrounding this place. I don't see myself coming back.

There was a 15minute line we had to wait in, but the The Special sandwich ($11.5), beignet, and chocolate chip cookie ($3.5) were great! I just wish the breakfast sandwich used regular bread instead of english muffin. Also if there's an option for a sausage patty I'd get that next time as bacon was the only meat in this and it didn't seem to fill me up enough. The chocolate chip cookie was huge and tasted good! My beignet was a tiny square but since it is Sunday it costed $1.

A solid breakfast sando. The biscuit is rich and moist, not crumbly like most places. Plenty of perfectly executed swine, eggs and jack, all bound together with avo and aioli. The whole experience is like a perfectly bound mission burrito, like a warm hug on a chilly morning. You can walk up and join the fast moving line or spend an extra buck per item and order online for a quick grab n go.

If you love breakfast sandwiches, this spot is for you!! Cute little joint in the Richmond district for some delicious breakfast sandwiches! We came in on a Sunday with the motive of getting the special breakfast sandwich, but didn't realize that they have $1 beignets too! The special breakfast sandwich tasted as good as they were hyped up. The biscuit was light and flakey, and the proportion of everything inside was perfect. And that aioli, it really elevated the taste of the sandwich. It's a pretty hefty sandwich and can definitely be split between two people. The beignets were also really good! They came in a little paper bag with powdered sugar, so be sure to shake the bag to evenly coat the beignets. The beignets themselves were light and crispy, a great treat in addition to your breakfast. If there's a line out the door, don't be scared to queue up since it moves pretty quickly. Staff is incredibly friendly and patient, and the food comes out pretty quickly. There's seating inside and outside in the parklet if you choose to hang around, but it's a great place to grab a sandwich and pastries for picnicking.

AMAZING. My boyfriend and I had The Special breakfast sandwich and it was delicious. The biscuit was so soft and all the other ingredients mixed together were perfect. We also had brownies which were delicious and soft. Highly recommend if you're looking for that perfect breakfast sandwich.

Heading out on a hike and looking for breakfast to-go? Coming back from surfing (or vicariously watching the surfers at Ocean Beach) and feeling hangry? Devil's Teeth is the place to be! I prefer this location (on Balboa) to the one on Noriega. The Balboa Devil's Teeth has customer seating while Noriega does not, and I think the Balboa buttermilk biscuits taste better than the ones at Noriega. (Also, there are always very cute dogs milling around the front of the Balboa location.) I like the regular breakfast sandwich ($10), which consists of eggs, bacon, and cheese on a sliced biscuit. The special version (~$12) includes avocado and aioli, but I think they add a bit too much aioli to this sandwich. When I ordered this one, it was kind of soggy after 10 minutes. My only gripe is that I think the sandwiches aren't freshly made. My guess is they have them pre-assembled in tinfoil, and then they toast/heat them up after you order. The sandwiches still good, but the biscuit doesn't seem like it's straight out of the oven, and the eggs don't seem super freshly made. This is a really casual spot -- they have a parklet in front and a few picnic benches out back. There's no covered seating, so take your sandwiches to go on rainy days.

Devil's Teeth Baking Company you're an angel in my book as you simply had me at your signature Breakfast Sandwich that your hardworking staff creates on a daily basis. Located on Balboa Street in San Francisco's Outer Richmond neighborhood, this is Devil's Teeth Baking Company second location after the success with their original location on Noriega Street south of Golden Gate Park in the Outer Sunset neighborhood. Open since 2020, this location of Devil's Teeth Baking Company may be slightly less popular than their parent restaurant but they're still young and on the day I went they were busy enough that the wait to both order and for my food was significant. I have wanted to try this second location of Devil's Teeth Baking Company ever since they opened, and finally got the chance to when some friends want to go to another place in the neighborhood for lunch. Once they told me that the place they wanted to dine at for lunch was near the new location of Devil's Teeth Baking Company, and I made it my mission to get here before our lunch to make sure that I was able to order their signature breakfast sandwich and maybe even a sweet treat, both to enjoy later. After finding parking in their Outer Richmond neighborhood on a neighborhood cross street, as the Balboa Street where Devil's Teeth Baking Company resides is all metered parking, I entered Devil's Teeth Baking Company to find people waiting for their orders, but nobody ordering anything. I did notice that their main dining room was on the darker side, but they did have an outdoor patio in the back of their restaurant that would be perfect for dining and drinking on a nice weather day. The menu at Devil's Teeth Baking Company is separated into sections including Drinks, Breakfast Sandwiches, Everything Else, and Pastries. Since I was on a mission to enjoy their sandwich, I knew I wanted to order their Regular Breakfast Sandwich, which was their handcrafted buttermilk biscuit cut in half with two scrambled eggs, bacon and cheddar cheese which was sold for 10 dollars. And since I knew that I wanted a sweet treat, as I tend to order anything sweet, especially when they are all placed in a glass box for all to see, I ordered their Ginger Cookie, mainly because it was the last one that they had of that cookie, so I knew they must be good. Although all of their cookies cost $3.50, which can be considered on the pricier side. But with their sandwiches being so affordably priced, I considered it a nice trade-off. My total bill was $14.66 before gratuity was added in, which was a reasonable total. It did take about ten minutes for my order to be called, which proved to me that their staff was dutifully working on the many orders that they had. I really wanted to sample my cookie as I waited but I knew that I had to wait as I had a meal to enjoy. Eventually my name was called and my sandwich was wrapped in foil to keep up the warmth. When I took my meal home, it was just as lovely as when I picked it up from the restaurant, as I actually waited a day to eat my sandwich for breakfast, and after reheating it in my toaster, I swear their breakfast sandwich is better enjoyed a day later as the bacon was still crispy and their biscuit was dense and buttery. The cookie was one of the heartiest and best I ever had, and totally justified my order, as I overheard a customer after me be upset that they were all sold out of their Ginger Cookies, after I took the last one! I cannot wait to come back to Devil's Teeth Baking Company, as they are a San Francisco institution that serves everything from coffee drinks, pastries, and even veggie lasagna! I can see why people start here for their meal for the day before heading out to the beach or the park, as taking a picture outdoors with your breakfast sandwich in one hand has become a tradition. May Devil's Teeth Baking Company success led to a third and fourth location opening up and hopefully across the Bay Area, as they have become well worth the drive for both their savory and sweet treats for all to enjoy.

Devil's Teeth is one of my favorite places to spend a weekday morning! Their breakfast sandwiches are def a treat, but they're so delicious. I love getting the Special Breakfast Sandwich since it comes with the aioli and avocado. I've been to both the Outer Sunset and Richmond locations, and the line felt shorter at the Richmond one (but you can save time by ordering online in advance)!