Enter The Cafe

I was actually going to eat at another place, but got attracted by an outside bubble tea ad, went inside, and found very tasty snacks. Not only sweets, but things like unagi (eel) bowl. Excellent price to quality, very friendly workers. Definitely recommend. I do not regret a second eating at "Enter the cafe" instead of the place where I was originally going.

The boba milk tea was alright, not the best not the worst. It’s basically a black tea+milk+boba. The stuff seemed pretty busy, took 15 min to get my tea.

I wasn’t expecting much but when I took the first sip of the Hazelnut Latte, I was sold! The hazelnut syrup was a perfect balance & didn’t overpower the latte . And since they did the coffee ‘right’, I knew their breakfast items would be good too 👍 Bacon EGG POP

This cafe is supper busy with very friendly and efficient staff. They distinguish themselves by their unique East-West taste and ingredients and colourful presentation . Great flavors, and while I was waiting, so many people have ordered their Yomie’s yogurt drinks, too (see their signature purple rice yogurt drink)! I had the egg wrap (terrific flavor) and the Açaí bowl. Definitely want to come back!

Quality and affordable food with a smile. Excellent smoothies.

🤩While there is certainly a taste benefit that comes from sipping ❤️ red heart dragon fruit yogurt, there can also be a bounty of health benefits too. All of which can give your body an awesome pick-me-up.😎👍🏻

This is a cute corner Cafe that serves interesting drinks. Its definitely a family owned cafe because you can see their kids playing games and one doing homework, that’s always the sign of a family business! Now to the drink! I had the ‘Straw to my Berry’ yogurt drink. It was sooo good! 10/10 I loved the strawberry flavor with ACTUAL strawberry pieces in it with every sip, definitely would get again. It took a bit to get out but it’s being made fresh so I can’t really complain on that front. I would recommend people who like yogurt drinks to come here and try it out! *There is also delivery available and there is indoor seating to eat and drink! They accept CCs, tap to pay and cash!

Enter the Cafe and eat one of their delivered baked goods that are made locally and by a artisanal bakery. The owners are here on site if you have any questions regarding how to get your hands on these hard to get pastries. They have exceptionally tasty drinks and my favorite is the White🔥Fire with cayenne pepper, coconut and honey in espresso.

my friend and i went here for the last breakfast on our vacation and we seriously loved it! my friend even said "if i lived here i'd eat here all the time." the food was fresh and well made, and the spicy mayo was just a kiss of spice, not hot at all, and very creamy. their coffee was expertly made, as i'm sitting here writing this my friend just said "that was a really good coffee i'm still thinking about it" the server was also very sweet and friendly! the shop is a little hard to find because they don't have "enter the cafe" branding, so it's best to just go by the address. but it's a cute little corner cafe, well decorated and clean but very small so exercise caution if you're a larger group. if you're visiting sanfran i highly recommend this place esp if you need a quick breakfast or drink between excursions!

This was my second time coming to this café. Today I ordered the veggie egg pop and it was very good. The bread is soft and tasty/look how cute it looks. It's a nice place to stop by for lunch or a snack. I want to try more things next time.

*WAIT TIME- arrive with a party of 2 on a late Saturday afternoon around 5:30 pm. Did not have to wait in line and food as well as drinks came out fast. *AMBIANCE- although there are a lot of windows, it still had more of quiet/dark/sleepy vibes. Worked out for me though because I was working on my laptop and it was super chill. Free WIFI! *QUALITY- great! Unagi musubi hit the spot and loved how it was less than $10 for a pair. Bagel was toasted perfectly- not too soft, not too crunchy. I was feeling adventurous with Melon Avo yogurt smoothie, which turned to have an interesting aftertaste- the quality of drink was still good but would deff try a different flavor next time. Love the variety of options they have- smoothies, coffee, and food. *CUSTOMER SERVICE- good! Friendly and patient with questions I asked regarding the menu. *RESTROOM- 1 gender neutral *OUTDOOR SEATING- n/a *PARKING- no private lot available. Metered street parking only. Located right in the very corner of a daily busy street, so parking won't typically be super fast or easy to find.

This is a cute corner Cafe that serves interesting drinks. Its definitely a family owned cafe because you can see their kids playing games and one doing homework, that's always the sign of a family business! Now to the drink! I had the 'Straw to my Berry' yogurt drink. It was sooo good! 10/10 I loved the strawberry flavor with ACTUAL strawberry pieces in it with every sip, definitely would get again. It took a bit to get out but it's being made fresh so I can't really complain on that front. I would recommend people who like yogurt drinks to come here and try it out! *There is also delivery available and there is indoor seating to eat and drink! They accept CCs, tap to pay and cash!

I got the Unagi bagel with avocado and cucumber, and it was literally one of the best things I have ever eaten! The cashier gave me her recommendation for the passion fruit orange green tea and it was also amazing!!!

So I was a little puzzled when I entered and looked at the menu since it was different than the photos I had browsed online. For example, we specifically came for the moffles (mochi waffles), but there was none of that on the menu. The other interesting items pictured on the yelp page like the ube crossaint, salted duck yolk custard crossaints etc from Baker Doe's are not served anymore. Check out Baker Doe's facebook website on Fridays at 1:30 pm for where they will be each weekend-- thanks for the hot tip Cherylynn!!) They still do offer some yummy breakfast items: breakfast wraps, breakfast sandwiches, purple rice yogurts, espresso drinks. They offer the full array yogurt drinks from Yomi Yogurt. There is currently no seating available, and it seemed most people ordered ahead (uber eats, doordash, grub huh) for pick-up which was wise, since it did take a while on a sunday morning. We had the Avocado Egg PoP which is a breakfast sandwich with thick brioche toast. The portion was generous, and the egg was soft scrambled goodness. The toast was soft, but a little dry and didn't taste super fresh. We also had the Wake Up Breakfast sandwich which comes with bacon. The hamburger style bun for this one tasted a bit fresher. I bought a red bean yogurt for my kiddos. I can never get into these no matter what I flavor I try.. but the kids gulp it up! Overall yummy breakfast sandwiches, order ahead!

I love this cafe. The breakfast egg pops and wraps are very good and the owners are very very sweet!

A really cute cafe on the edge of chinatown!! I got the spam egg pop and hong kong milk tea. The egg pop was large and filling, with crispy bread and tasty soft inside. It was kinda messy to eat and I ended up covered in bread crumbs, but it was definitely worth it. The milk tea was also perfectly creamy and subtly sweet. They have a couple of tables which gets nice sunlight and view of the street. The lady at the counter was really nice as well, and it felt quite homey.

I think I found a new favorite beverage! These yogurt smoothies are soo addicting! We ordered one mango, and one mango pomelo sago. Definitely go for the sago, the texture and flavor was soo good. The smoked salmon toast was also great, really fresh ingredients and beautiful presentation. They also included a cute little fruit cup! This place was a little pricey but definitely so worth it. Also take out only at the moment

This place had some very good drinks available. Although, I enjoyed the iced coffee, there was plenty of flavorful drinks on the menu. This place is only take out. There is no place to sit inside .They also have some very delicious desserts.

Besides the fact that I come here almost every morning for an iced espresso, I'm probably also addicted to their Matcha Mochi Waffle(which I've just discovered is also called a 'Moffle.' I also enjoy the Mahalo Pineapple smoothie after a run, or just for a mid day pick me up. Most recently I tried their new Breakfast burrito, and that was THIC and yummy! The egg is flawlessly fried, silky, and with each bite you get an even distribution of all the brekkie ingredients. I will split half for lunch or a snack later. One of the best breakfast burritos I've had! They seem to be experimenting with their menu still, and because everything I've tried so far is of quality, I'm looking forward to trying more of their items!

Cute little corner cafe. I am staying about a mile from here and saw this place come up on my maps and decided to try it. I ordered the strawberry cheese drink, which was delicious. I also got the bacon avocado toast which was also delicious. The women who took my order was very friendly and helpful! 1000/10 would recommend and will be coming back!

Beautiful murals outside the place. The rice yogurt was thick and filling (like a full meal). Liked this drink a lot it was not sweet and sugar but savory.

While there is certainly a taste benefit that comes from sipping red heart dragon fruit yogurt, there can also be a bounty of health benefits too. All of which can give your body an awesome pick-me-up.

My 2nd times here. I bought apple juices and a hot hazelnut latte (coffee). I also bought Spam Musubi for my kids. They LOVE it. Customer service was friendly and fast. Food and drinks were delicious and fresh. The ambiance was relaxing. I will come back again.

I've gotten delivery from here twice now and I'm a huge fan! The salads are HUGE and extremely fresh. Very surprised since I've ordered pretty late in the day both times. I kinda love the random variety of items and can vouch for the Ube waffle and spam musubi too! I always love switching up my orders with a snack on the side. :P Highly highly recommend for fresh salad options via delivery!!

Convenience brought me here on a Tuesday mid-afternoon. I was waiting for a friend while at an appointment and became thirsty on a late June weekday afternoon. Parked on Powell and Vallejo, there weren't many choices in getting a bottle of water much less a drink. I walked to the corner of Broadway and looked at their sign in the window. I opened the door to find two tables and their menu laid out on top. I ordered the passion fruit mango iced tea (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=1slLew8YkmVVgSti4Wqvug&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q), requesting 30% sweetness (my norm). There were two employees working, the barista and the cashier/order taker. There were a few other guys at a table inside who could be fellow workers or the owners so I went back outside to wait. About seven minutes later, the cashier waved me in and I grabbed my drink. By the time I reached my car, as my photo shows, half of my drink was gone. I remember this being a snack place that offered breakfast items and pastries too but I guess there was an ownership and theme change along the way. I need to study their menu more thoroughly next time before coming in since this was a spur of the moment thing. The business name is obviously a play on that famous martial artist who's memory has been brought to light in the past month. Just happy to rehydrate with the lack of options in the area. Just don't expect a boutique tea experience like those popular places throughout the Bay Area.

They have Yomie yogurt here!!! I had the Pomelo mango sago yogurt, I give it a 5/5 super delicious!

This place is so cute and super good!! I got the mango sago yogurt and Oreo fruity cup. Both were soooo bomb, you need to go! Also the employees were so sweet. 10/10!

I'm a simple girl; I see ube food in the photos and I'm already inclined to check out the place. Ordered the ube mochi waffle and for beverage I got the jasmine passionfruit milk tea. The waffle was alright; I think they just need to work out the ingredient proportions and/or how they cook the waffle as the inside was a little undercooked. Nice ube flavor though. I'm surprised on how much I enjoyed the milk tea as it doesn't seem like there are any sugar adjustments available and thought that the drink would be overly sweet.....but it's the opposite! Pretty bitter lol but I dig these kinds of milk tea where the tea flavor is in the forefront. Much more jasmine flavor than passionfruit. Nice little cafe. Stop by if you're in the area and need to take a break from walking around SF.

I am part Filipino so anytime I find out they have anything Ube I have to check it out. Enter the Café in Chinatown. I absolute loved the Coconut Pandan and Ube Croissants. They tasted good and the texture was just right flakey on the outside and moist inside. Any place that can perfect this has got to be 5 stars in my book. They also have other interesting flavors for mochi waffles like matcha, Churro chocolate and have small selection of ice cream &,sandwiches. It is an Asian owned establishment so of course they will carry cold drinks like Milk Teas aside from the hot caffeine and teas. Good place to indulge your sweet tooth!

No exaggeration but this restaurant is out of this world. Excellent choice of beverages and food. Their breakfast sandwich is unique and freshly done. Their rice bowls are impressive. Staff are so friendly and they will make sure you'll get what you like. They should have chain restaurant. I'll see you tomorrow. Jay DD

I've been following Bakerdoe for a while and wanted to come here to get the unique pastries. Came here on a Sunday, which was a bad idea since they had sold out of all the pastries aside from the double baked croissants. Ended up getting the miso hazelnut croissant, with a matcha moffle. The service was quick and friendly, and the moffle was pretty delicious. Mochi + anything = win! I didn't quite care for the croissant though. The miso was a bit weird for me. Parking is nonexistent as this place is on the outskirts of Chinatown. The place is really small too, so seating may be difficult. Prices are average for the city, with everything hovering around $5+. I'd come back if i were in the area, but probably not if it's out of my way.

Had the churro moffle; it was really good! The texture of the inside is chewy like a mochi and the outside was more crisp and sugared like a churro. You can also put ice cream on it, and they have some good flavors like Thai tea. Friendly staff and fun atmosphere, not to mention dog friendly! Definitely will be back!

I've been here twice for Baker Doe bake goods :) FOOD: In addition to carrying Baker Doe's unique bake good, they also have their mochi waffles, ice cream, sandwiches and drinks! I haven't tried their items yet, so I can't review their food. SERVICE: The two girls working there are really friendly! They also have wifi so it's a great place to study and snack. You have to ask for the wifi password. AMBIANCE: They are located at the far end of Chinatown - not the most convenient location, but they have a big spot. It's a great place to study by yourself or with a group. There is also a bathroom, so definitely a big bonus!

This is a really nice cafe nestled near Chinatown with funky blue walls and multiple references to Enter the Dragon. I came here because I'd seen so many pictures of the Moffles and was excited not only by those, but also by the case of colorful croissants and list of teas and coffees that go beyond your average espresso. I tried the Matcha Moffle, Black Sesame Croissant, White Fire, and hibiscus tea. The tea was kind of bland, but the White Fire was so good! It was creamy and coconut-y, with a hit of heat from the cayenne they sprinkle in. What a spicy way to start the day. The moffle was pretty small, I have to say, especially considering it's $5+, but it did taste really good. I loved how chewy it was, and despite its size, it's got a nice thickness to it. I passed on the ice cream scoop on top because I wanted to fully taste the moffle (plus I don't think it was a good idea to eat ice cream at 9am) but it would've been nice to have something sweeter and cold to go with it. The croissant was also incredible - the cross section showed flakiness cocooning a mushy black sesame center. Surprisingly, there weren't many people here on the weekend, beyond some incredibly basic food bloggers who were taking photos of their croissants from a million angles. Definitely could see this as a potential study place, given the tastiness of the sweets!

I adore how this place represents Chinatown as a cafe to enjoy Chinese themed ingredients, such as matcha lovin' and their unique moffles (mochi chewiness infused with waffle mix all in between)! Located on the corner before the cars enter the Broadway tunnel, it is a great exposed corner cafe! There is a wonderful graffiti dragon outside of its walls! The plates matches the dragon colors and gives the cafe a cohesive look. To my delight, they have black sesame and ginger ice cream that one can have all by itself or with the moffle as a topping! I did just that and it was a sweet treat! I liked my pumpkin spiced latte! It was surely spiced up and went well with my moffle! Wifi is available. Staff is helpful on suggestions and friendly. I got to taste test the ice cream flavors! Nice addition to the aura of Chinatown!

Great food. The strawberry yogurt drink was amazing and creamy and the avocado sandwich was great. The service was great and efficient.

Love the food here. Food: Mochi waffle - delicious Egg and avocado toast - delicious Spam musubi - delicious

I've been to this place several times for breakfast and smoothies. The salmon avocado toast was robust and came with a simple salad with orange wedges. I was pleasantly surprised by the garlic boom sandwich with a hefty $1 extra avocado. Mango and strawberry smoothies were just what you expect and good. I saw one exiting customer with a fancy artsy latte if that makes you happy.

Their MOFFLE (mochi waffle) is soo good. Chewy on the inside (like mochi) and crispy on the outside (like what a good waffle should be). The matcha moffle was perfect, and not too sweet! I came on a Saturday, so I got to try the ube croissant from Baker Doe. It was good, but a bit pricy ($5). Baker Doe makes unique croissant flavors, and it can take 3 days to make a batch from start to finish, according to the article on sfchronicle. Anyway, the ube custard filling was on point. Enter the Cafe is on the edge of Chinatown, so it's super convenient if you also want to buy cheap groceries! :D

I am happy to see this corner cafe transformed. The new floor and lovely blue walls add to the chill ambiance. Laptops were in evidence, with Intelligentsia coffee drinkers. Previously this space housed two dessert cafes which I never was able to visit. Thus I was waiting for the opening of Enter The Cafe. The friendly owner carefully explained the offerings. Most of the pastries other yelpers mentioned were sold out in the afternoon, but I wanted to try the mochi waffles. Three waffle varieties and an assortment of toppings (plus ice cream/sorbet from Hometown Creamer) sounded enticing. I opted for the matcha mochi waffle. Its texture and taste are delectable. I added a chocolate drizzle. They offer milk tea and boba plus secret menu items. The passion fruit jasmine tea was tasty, and the boba very good. Stop by when you're in the neighborhood for dessert or drinks. Enter The Cafe is a great addition to Chinatown!

we found this place on a whim - i mean a saturday morning hangover - and i am SO GLAD we did!! the delivery arrived very quickly, everything was packaged beautifully, and the food was *chef's kiss*. we've ordered from this place every single weekend since the beginning of march :) i love the tomato avocado toast. it's super filling, fresh, and doesn't leave you feeling bloated or gross like a lot of heavier brunch foods do. plus the complementary side salad is just as good!! the smoothies aren't too sweet which is nice! enter the cafe has found a group of lifelong customers

Owners are nice! Tried the moffle...highly recommend getting it with ice cream its dry and heavy without it. Taste great and has a mochi-ish feel when eating. Unique flavors of ice cream. I really want to try the tea and coffee. Worth going to! Owners suggest going there Saturday morongs for their DELICIOUS pastries that sell out really quick

I would give it a zero if I could. I got a late, which was quite literally a cup of milk, photo attached. My breakfast sandwich was half on the bun. The other coffee was only half full and spilled.

The açaí bowls are divine. Truly immaculate taste with rich flavor. Not overly sweet and perfect amount of fruit and granola. Every time I go, I get the açaí bowl; must try! The avocado toast with poached egg (or any other style of egg) is great too. The avocado is fresh and the poached egg melts in your mouth. The cafe also offers numerous options for delivery as well like door dash, uber eats etc. I order from here every week. It's become my favorite cafe.

20.01.30 First of many visits The Phoenix had risen Different owner and lineup The sandwiches are $10+ but well worth it. They are not the usual boring line up of fillings. Thunderstorm Dutch Crunch bread (fav) (toasted) Roast Beef Roasted Mushroom Red Onion Iceberg lettuce Banana Pepper American Cheese Honey Mustard Coffee - Dripped Good The have many non-boring sandwiches They also have breakfast toasts ... you know that Marzarine I first knew, kinda 1st started the rage when Marzarine first opened.

Immediately fell in love with place. Was just wandering Chinatown and saw their beautiful blue dragon mural outside. Looked the place up on Yelp, and of course had to check out the inside! And I was more pleasantly surprised! There's more awesome art inside, friendly staff, and amazing pastries by Baker Doe (on the weekend). We came on a Sunday and it wasn't too busy, just the right amount of small groups, cafe-goers, and people studying. Will definitely come back the next time I'm in town! Love love the aesthetics, the plates, and the theme! [We also got a 20% off coupon on our first visit from checking in. Thanks y'all!]

After my bad drink, I still wanted to come here after learning they sell baker doe pastries...I think just on Sunday. Double check their website or instagram to double check. I figured, since they don't make the pastries in house, it's worth a try haha Got the matcha-red bean croissant and was mad. It was not worth the calories. Felt like it was unfair for them to even call it a croissant. There was so much stuffing in it that you can hardly get those nice buttery croissant layers. Just call it a roll! Though there was a lot of filling, it was still quite flavorless. I guess red bean doesn't have much flavor, but it definitely masked all the matcha flavor. So disappointing, I didn't even finish it. Drinks and pastries bad. Am not motivated to coming back!

Their acai bowls are very good, and they give you a lot. Their salads are huge and delicious--they are definitely not skimping on anything. Also I like their unagi bowl too. I think this is my most ordered from restaurant during COVID actually. It's just so good.

My friends and I were looking for desserts around the pier but couldn't find any, and when we saw pictures of ube croissants on yelp we immediately decided to walk a ways towards Chinatown to visit Enter the Cafe. I didn't see the croissants, so I asked the cashier, and he said they only have them on Saturday's?! They're from a baker, Bakerdoe. We were so bummed. We just had more bad luck today, as at breakfast, they were out of 2 of the dishes we wanted. Fortunately, they had a mochi waffle and ice cream! The four of us shared one, and it was the perfect size for a sweet treat. It costs more if you add ice cream, but CHECK-IN on yelp for 20% off! I've had a plain mochi waffle before, but this one was matcha flavor and was quite delicious. You can definitely taste the mathca! (they also have other flavors) We sampled some ice cream before deciding on Thai Tea which was yummy as well. The tea taste wasn't too strong-just present enough to distinguish the flavor. I love the texture of mochi waffles-chewy but soft, and more dense than your normal waffle. There's not too much seating inside-we had to take some chairs from other people's tables and sit two people on a chair. The service was friendly and patient, despite us taking forever to order and sample ice cream. The layout is a little confusing; I walked up to where the menu and pastry case was, but then the ice cream and register are to the left, and the counter is angled so that you don't see it right away. Next time I have to get my hands on an ube croissant.

I haven't been there in person, so I can't say for sure but I got two bagels (one lox and the other being BLT) and while it tasted good, it wasn't anything mind blowing. I was a little disappointed that the bread wasn't toasted when I opened the wrapping for the bagels. It seems like this place is known for more of their other food items and drinks, so maybe I just picked the wrong item to order. For the price, I probably wouldn't recommend getting bagels here, but I would be open to trying something different here as it seems like there's more specialities as it relates to their bowls, drinks and ice cream. For now, I'd be open to trying something else out and seeing what else they offer. I feel like I should give this place a second chance at another time.

Baker.Doe.Croissants is all I have to say! If it wasn't for this place I would've never discovered them. I have regularly came back to get those croissants. A bit pricey but so worth it! Be sure to get their early as they sell out quite fast for the popular flavors. Here is a picture I got when during pride weekend! Lychee cream was not too sweet. Just right! +1for Instagramworthiness

This is a great dessert place! They serve Mitchell's ice cream which is so good! We tried the lychee (which includes real lychee bits), ube, the best matcha ice cream I've had, and a few more other flavors. We also got mochi waffles! The green tea waffle is actually both green tea batter and green tea mochi! It was chewy but a little over cooked. The mochi + ice cream was ~$7 and enough to share! The service is super nice and they're very friendly. They were out of the croissants unfortunately but will be back to try them!

This red bean yogurt with hot or cold is interesting taste. When the weather is cold people should get a very warm red bean drink because you can taste the Chinese dessert you get in a restaurant. The cold red bean yomie yougurt is good for a weather when it is hot so you can taste of red bean ice cream. Over all this drink is 5 stars. Its really depend on the weather and what kind of drink flavor you like . People should really come buy there yomie rice yogurt. This cafe have all sort of variety of drink to not just yomie rice yogurt they have ice tea and more. So if people have a chance come and get it.

Ordered the lox bagel and chef's special. Bagel was undercooked, leaving a yeasty smell and soggy texture. Chef's special came missing tobiko and avocado, but beyond that it was a too much bread for the amount of filling we got.

I rarely leave Yelp reviews but wanted to make sure I recommend this cafe! I always order ahead and pickup is quick and easy. They also offer delivery via UberEats, etc. They package the order very well and the food and drinks are delicious! My go-to's are the guava smoothie, spam musubi and garlic boom sandwich. I've also had their salads and they are huge! I usually split them for two meals. Their chai and matcha lattes are also great. This place is definitely a hidden gem.

Mochi Waffles??? Also known as the infamous Moffles, I was super excited to try this place out. Made to order and super fresh, I would definitely snag one if you're here! I've always walked by Enter the Cafe for the longest time since it was also pretty close to my dentist, but I never really made the plunge to go in. I finally went in one day after hearing so much hype on their Ube & Matcha croissants, but sadly they weren't available when I came, so I got some Moffles instead. Churro Moffle with Vanilla Ice Cream ($6) - I LOVED THIS. The churro mochi waffle base was warm and had the nice texture of a cinnamonny churro on the outside with the chewyness of mochi. Paired with Michell's Vanilla Ice Cream, it was HEAVENLY. 10/10 would get again. Chocolate Moffle with Chocolate Ice Cream ($6) - If you're really into Chocolate, I'd definitely recommend this combo. The pairing of the 2 chocolate items was super good and reminded me of a warm, chewy brownie straight out of the oven. Super delicious and ultra chocolatey. Also if it's your first time here, make sure you use that extra 20% off check in offer! Overall, I really love Enter the Cafe. It's such a great place to chill and relax, and the Moffles were delicious. Definitely coming back here again in the future soon to hopefully snag some croissants & maybe try their drinks next time!

These guys are amazing- huge portion for the açaí bowl- I always get it via door dash. It used to show up tipped over and messy until I put in my notes to please keep it upright. These guys went out of their way to protect my little order!' "This end up" arrows on the bag, and inside they padded the cup with paper on each side. They did everything but put a gyroscopic alarm on that thing lol!! THAT kind of thing will keep me loyal forever! Thanks for going the extra mile you guys!! SF PRIDE WOOOO!!!

One of the new drink thats is not on the menu yets is call The Mango with dragon Fruits. This drink have alot of ingridgents and alot of mangos. This drink is really good and not that watery . So if you guys come buy to this store should come by and try this drink. I might come back try more of there new drink because there to many to try. I might come by try there strawberry drink next time . But if you can put less sweet on the drink will be good and use black tea not green tea because i like black tea more.