Dolores Park Cafe SFO Terminal 2 Concourse C

Stopped for the pink la marzocco, left with a latte, bagel, and a revival juice. Not much excites me at 4:30am but this was the best airport breakfast experience I’ve had. Felt like the food was really fuel and the coffee was so so good!

Paid $21 for an everything bagel w/ cream cheese, chocolate croissant, and medium iced vanilla latte. Bagel was really flavorful and yummy, croissant was kinda chewy and flat (not the best, not the worst) and the latte was actually pretty good (smooth, bold, medium sweet). It was all ready in like 5 minutes, not the most friendly service but it was 5am so I don’t fault them.

The drip coffee was really good. Scones were also nice! The atmosphere could be better

Had a pretty solid airport meal here before my flight… the tuna melt came out super fast, the carrot juice was fresh, and the staff was communicative and friendly. The space was also really clean and well-run, which made the whole experience smooth and stress-free. I liked the laid-back vibe and clean aesthetic too. Would definitely stop by again next time I’m at SFO! I also just noticed they have bar seating so will def use that… it’s also nice they were open so early!!

Do not get a juice from this place. Very expensive, not very good. They even admitted (after I asked) that most of their juices are not freshened squeezed (despite the $9 price tag). Service was equally bad. I ordered a Big Red and they brought me an orange juice. When I told the woman she was clearly annoyed. Even worse, in my opinion: My two year old asked if she could have the orange juice and the woman working looked at me and said “you didn’t pay for that” and then poured it down the drain in front of me. This was despite me tipping her generously beforehand. Like, obviously I didn’t pay for it. I’m not trying to get a free drink. YOU poured the wrong one.

Needed to board for my flight like 5 am. It’s helpful to have decent breakfast with Authentic Macha Latte. Staffs work harder and my croissants are decent. I’ll be a reporter!

I ordered a Banana, which was delicious and a carmel macchiato which was also delicious, but it was a crash and burn for their breakfast burrito. I usually love breakfast burritos. I am NOT a picky eater and I couldn't eat it! 🤢

Dolores Park was okay. Had the vegan donut that thankfully was slathered in lemon poppy icing. The croissant was good. Tea bag broke in the cup and they acted like they didn't want to replace it and that it was my fault..

Airport coffee shops often are meh. Delores was a breath of fresh air. It felt like a vibey neighborhood coffee shop carved out and dropped into an airport concourse. I had just gotten off an early morning flight and wanted a recharge. I got a double espresso and a chocolate chip cookie. Both were very good. The espresso went down fast. The cookie was a monster (ha.ha.ha.) and had to eat it over the course of a couple of hours. Staff was nice and while pricey, not too expensive, and they cranked the drinks out pretty quickly, too.

Chilling at the airport and needed something refreshing so I stopped at Dolores Park Cafe. Staff was pretty nice. I got the Kale Crush - Kale, Almond Butter, Banana, Almond Milk. Really good. A bit expensive for the size ($9.50). They also have croissants, bagels, cookies and oatmeal.

Upon recommendation from the nice lady at the check in Kiosk at air Canada I went to this cute café. She says the coffee is superb so I had to try. The staff are nice even if it was 6am haha thank you for being kind in the morning. The everything bagel with lox was out of this world and the bagel itself was soft and crispy at the same time. The matcha latte is creamy and a great wake up call. Would definitely come back on my next trip.

Have ordered the Protein wrap several times. It's a solid choice for an airport meal. Unfortunately, this time whoever made it decided to go off-menu and fill it with avocado slices in addition to the listed menu fillings. Welp, I'm ALLERGIC to avocado. I didn't think to tell them this, because it's not supposed to have avocado in it. I only noticed after I ate half of it and now I'm very sick on a 5 hour flight. I'll be asking to speak to a manager and possibly disputing the charge with my credit card when I return to SFO. This is completely unacceptable. You can't just put random ingredients into a menu item!

Giving just 4 stars since I only ordered 1 item -- the breakfast burrito with chorizo. Located in Terminal 2 between gates C3 and C5, you can't miss the green circle with palm logo. Missed my flight so figured I'd get a proper breakfast rather than wait for the pretzels and cookie on the plane. Service was fast, even though the line looked daunting. Burrito was hot and had good flavor, and the hot sauce was just spicy enough without being disappointing. The only downside to the burrito was that it seemed overstuffed. Is that a negative or a positive though? I couldn't finish it and felt bad throwing it away. I would eat here again and try something different, or maybe share the burrito if I'm not traveling alone next time.

08/13/2024 had traveled here for late breakfast since I had still been in the area for work. Traveled here alone myself, and had not been accompanied of any other person. Food came out quick, and associates were well spoken. Plenty of parking in area and open spaces for in restaurant eating.

the green machine smoothie was good , but the breakfast burrito was awful. i stopped here before my 6 hour flight so i wouldn't be hungry , got on the plane and it was filled with black beans. i like black beans but the entire burrito was filled with was mainly beans couldn't even eat it.

The pastries are TERRIBLE! The croissant and the muffins are horrible! Coffee is... ok, but the pastries just killed the whole experience.

I can't remember the last time I stopped at an airport vendor at my arrival airport, but I got off a long flight and wanted a coffee. This little stand was right outside of my gate so we took turns making bathroom runs and I got an Iced Mocha Latte. The only downside was how tiny it was for the price, but the drink itself was delicious. I got one for us to share and we sucked it down in no time... really good though.

I had a Kale Crush smoothie from this Dolores Park Cafe location located between Gates C3 and C5 inside Terminal 2 at San Francisco International Airport (SFO). The smoothie was refreshing and hit the spot. It was made-to-order with organic kale, almond butter, banana, and almond milk. It cost $9 before San Mateo County sales tax (9.38%) and tip. If you like kale smoothies, I recommend it. The almond butter and banana gave the smoothie an appetizing, thick, and smooth consistency. The smoothie tasted fresh. It was served in a compostable cup with a compostable lid and a compostable straw. Dolores Park Cafe's SFO location opened in February 2022. Its first Yelp review wasn't until May 2022 which, to me, is another sign that Yelp activity has slowed significantly since the pandemic, but I digress. Along with smoothies, the wraparound stand sells organic juices, breakfast food (e.g., bagels, breakfast burritos, oatmeal with fruit), ready-made panini sandwiches, and coffee. In addition, they have a display case at the counter. During my visits, the case has featured foods like cookies, Danishes, muffins, cakes, and buns. Unless you're getting something from the coffee bar, expect to spend at least $15 per person after tax and tip. During my first visit here, my wife and I tried to use a meal voucher we got from Delta Air Lines. Some airport vendors accept them, some don't. Dolores Park didn't, so we went to Dogpatch Bakehouse and Caffe nearby instead: https://www.yelp.com/biz/dogpatch-bakehouse-and-caff%C3%A9-san-francisco-3. Dogpatch is located between Gates C10 and C11. They also have a location in Terminal 3, next to Gate E8. I recommend Dogpatch if you're looking for more substantial, yet still healthy, food. On a subsequent return trip to SFO not long after, my smoothie-loving buddy wanted a smoothie and this was naturally the perfect place. He got the K2 Smoothie which is made with strawberry, banana, pea protein, and orange juice. Same price, $9 before tax and tip. Service was good. Our smoothies were made in a reasonable amount of time. During my two visits here, the lines were short. This is the only Dolores Park Cafe location inside SFO. The original cafe is in San Francisco proper, across from Mission Dolores Park. It's been open since 1997. It's part of the same Bay Area cafe group as Duboce Park Cafe and Precita Park Cafe, both also in SF, and Paradise Park Cafe in Oakland.

Cute, quick-grab café. I never know which stand to grab my vacation coffee when leaving SFO early. Today, I went for the cute, pink espresso machine - it called to me. There was no line at 7am, so I walked straight up, ordered, and had beverage in hand in record time. I got the cubano- espresso, condensed milk and cinnamon - and it was surprisingly amazing. I have low expectations for airport coffee, but mine arrived with foam art! Happy for the caffeine and efficiency.

Oh hey, that's not just good for airport food, that's good by sf cafe standards! The Big red fresh squeezed juice is apple, carrot, ginger, beet, deliciousness. I wish it came in a bigger glass! The steak and egg wrap was shockingly good. Not at all expected. The side of hot sauce even tasted homemade. Delicious all throughout. Staff were friendly and efficient, took excellent care of the small rush that came after me.

Today is day six of what my doc and I are treatingfood poisoning. I wasn't sure at first, I thought maybe the Dolores Park Cafe veggie burrito wasn't actually veggie because I began burping decomposed animal smells about 30 minutes or so after eating it on my flight. The cafe was so convenient right next to the gate, and I'd just run there from the check-in where a miraculous Delta employee found me a flight amidst that Global IT fiasco. The mocha with almond milk was great, although small for the price as mentioned in a previous review. I could not find a way to contact the cafe directly, but the Fly SFO customer service promised to contact the person in charge of the cafe, but it's been more than 48 hours, so I doubt anyone will contact me. The experience has been horrendous, but it's not as bad today. I'm still housebound and on a soft, dairy-free diet as requested by my doc. There should be a way to contact the cafe. On the receipt, there's not a phone number, email or website listed. I hope no one else got as sick as I did. I couldn't drum up enough oomph to keep fighting to find contact info for the first few days, it was that bad. The cafe looked so clean and welcoming, and the server was nice. Prices were quite high, but one expects such in an airport.

Was pretty disappointed with the kale crush smoothie here. It was a nice consistency but the banana was under ripe so it added this unpleasant taste in the smoothie. I wish I could have asked for a different smoothie but had to go. Staff were nice but would recommend using ripe bananas for the smoothies.

Drink is good. But it can be a bit on the pricy side, typically airport price. Staff professionalism can be trained again. And sliding the drink out like it's not going to fall, that's just a bit unprofessional and rude in a way.

Terrible, they gave me wrong order brekfast wrap instead of protein wrap and refused to acknowedlge. Was icy cold in the middle and refused to give me a cup of water

Quick and Efficient. Got online, ordered, and received my drink in minutes on the side. Been to a lot of spots at the gate where the line is long and receiving your drink took an even longer time frame. My Thai Ice Tea was as tasty and authentic as it can get.

I was in search of a solid cold brew with a decent sugar-free syrup... this place had it all! The cold brew was flavorful and I was happy they had options for someone like me with a sugar restriction. It made my flight delay so much better. Definitely give them a shot if you're at SFO.

i got a pastry that was stale asf, i asked for an iced chai and she gave me a hot one. when i asked her to make it iced she told her co worker "i already made it" it spanish thinking i wasn't going to understand? lmao if u hate your job just quit. don't mess up someone's day just because your life is miserable.

I enjoyed the coffee and the service . I was surprised to see the Dolores Park Cafe at SFO. Good to have quality choices at the airport.

It was so refreshing to see a new coffee spot in SFO other than Peets and Starbucks. I ordered an iced vanilla oat milk latte which tasted like heaven. The staff was super quick to turnaround drinks and very friendly. Cheers!

Great place to go for a quick bite and a coffee before catching your flight. They have options for every type of person!

You all with the good reviews, what did you eat?? Cause it d*mn sure wasn't this god awful chicken apple sausage burrito... if you love yourself, do NOT get this... i was sold on the tots but they are flavorless soggy potatoes, the whole thing just tasted weird but in a flavorless way, and the hot sauce didn't help

Very simple order- toasted bagel with cheese and a glass full of ice. No wait, got my bagel and waited for my glass of ice. Since staffs making coffee, I waited and waited. While another staff- cashier's sipping her coffee. I patiently waited for my turn. I just find it odd, cashiers not doing anything and can't give me my ice. Finally, they asked me if I got my bagel already, I said "yes. I'm waiting for my glass of ice". 3 of them says "oh" then spoke Spanish. Clearly they forget, and I don't want to tell them twice since they acknowledged my order the first time. No apologies and two of them looked at me as if I'm losing my mind.

Located between C3 & C5, I stopped by to grab a quick bite. I was intrigued by the breakfast menu, especially since it was still going after noon. I got the Ham&Egg breakfast burrito. Can't complain, great size for the price ($14). However, I also ordered an iced matcha latte. Unfortunately, this drink did not meet my expectations. It's not a problem with the quality of the matcha. More so, seemed like a rushed job. The matcha powder was not thought mixed so it left the powder chunky and unable to mix with the milk. Every sip tasted like matcha chunks, therefore I could not drink the $6 drink. Hoping this was a one off, but hope baristas are being trained on how to make matcha drinks.

The grainiest matcha latte I've ever drank. I asked them to change my drink to a vanilla latte, and they refused. That's ok ^^~ slightly bewildered as to how they considered chunks of matcha at the bottom of a drink was acceptable ‍

Great chicken Chipotle panini. The bread was chewy with a crispy exterior, and plenty of filling on the inside. The oat latte I got was pretty good too. Nice and creamy, without the espresso being burned. The vibe is chill, they played jrock the morning I was there. Definitely will be back next time I'm in the terminal.

Surprisingly good matcha. Overnight oats with fruit had too many nuts and not enough oats:(

Great place close to Dolores park for a quick snack. The service was pretty quick! Nice environment.

Reasonable prices, great staff, and long lines. There is two people working right now to cater to about 20 customers but they are moving fast to complete all the order

Unexpected gem in SFO. Friendly service and great coffee (tried the Cubano), smoothies and paninis.

I had a grab and go Chicken Curry Wrap. I didn't expect much but it was actually delicious! Fresh tasting, great flavors and some apple pieces for crunch and brightness. Would happily eat this again!