Noe Cafe - Dogpatch

This place says it closes at 2pm but the locks are on the doors by 1:50. 6 operating hours a day is wild for a cafe. Coffee is good, but I try to go here because of its convenient location. However the terrible hours prevent me from actually spending money.

Great small café with some outdoor seating and WiFi. I had the vanilla latte, which was delicious. It seems to be a popular spot for medical professionals, which gives the place a calm, studious vibe.

Below average food and coffee. Regular hours on xmas eve, which is made much less surprising when you see who they follow on the business page (see picture). But the $5 americano now makes much more sense.

A super clean and tidy space with delicious nosh! We had a ham and cheese, a mushroom gruyere croissant, and an off menu beverage! Employees were super fast, and able to accommodate.

As someone who works from cafes or from home, I always appreciate when someone shares information about the seating. At Noe cafe, there’s no much inside. I saw no plug outlets available for a computer. The seats aren’t very comfortable if you were to spend a while. Vibe is hospital-like, which adds up, considering it is basically a hospital’s quick- cafe. On a sunny day, the outdoor seating could be nice to watch the world go by, but the patio is north facing, so I’d imagine not a lot of sun exposure. Coffee was good though, nice and fruity and bitter for a cappuccino.

Solid food, quality ingredients, nice service, and pleasant atmosphere. Everything was very good. The sticky bun was incredible.

Definitely recommend trying their specials. Recently got the iced banana latte and it was perfect! It was not too sweet or overwhelming. Will be coming back to try out all their other drinks! Plus points for open bright interior with lots of plants made of feel so welcoming.

I’m excited this opened up in the neighborhood. I’ve visited a few times now and I’ve enjoyed their pastries, empanadas and their coffee. The next thing I want to try is their breakfast sandwich which looks delicious. The staff is also great and super friendly. Really happy they opened up a location here in the Dogpatch.

8:45 am, Monday: What a find, corner location snug up against the Pritzer Psychiatry Building. [Insert joke here]. Clean, bright, modern, spacious. The floor to ceiling windows allowed me to keep an eye on my car across the street. You heard me, a parking space! When I visited another cafe 2 blocks away I circled for 20 minutes. Should have taken MUNI. I was lucky enough to meet one of the owner team, Zoey. She took my order, guided me through the menu, super friendly. Zoey, her husband Christian & Mary Carr created this cafe & their original Noe Valley location on the site of a former laundromat. Back to this Dogpatch location. Inside opera & soft rock to keep the energy up. They definitely need to get the word out to the nearby medical megapolis around the corner on 3rd. On my visit I saw a steady stream of the in-the-know sporting name tags saying doctor. Despite the abundant seating, given the time of day, all customers were grab-n-go. Everything is packaged to go, help yourself to napkins, etc. While the plastic tableware usually annoys the heck out of me, the fork & knife, produced with plant starch, were sturdy enough to do the job. I appreciates the serrated edge, better than most metal versions. Ok, enough, let's get to my breakfast. Avocado Toast. Thick slice of yummy artisanal seeded bread. So thick it wasn't really toasted, along with the generous amount of avocado, topped with fried egg & everything seasoning making it pretty difficult to eat with your hands. 1st world problem. The side of bacon was both crispy & chewy perfection. Five star meal. Based on this experience my next stop will be their Noe Valley location. Support Local!

Chai latte tasted like black crayon, breakfast sandwiches were mostly brioche bun, and it was overall pricey.

Honestly, I wanted to like this place so much. I've been several times and have tried a few of their menu items, and unfortunately I'm disappointed every time. Drinks: The matcha is awful. It was probably one of the worst matcha's I've tasted in the city. Ordered a simple latte recently which was also pretty disappointing. Empanadas were okay. Not super flavorful and soggy as they were microwaved. Overall, I've given this place 3+ chances and I was less than satisfied each time.

A little small coffee shop in part of medical writing but also open to the public. I came for a morning coffee and got the vanilla latte. They served my coffee pretty quickly. The vanilla syrup was homemade!

I love their Noe Valley outpost (the OG location!) and had to try the new location in Dogpatch. There's a nice bike rack right across the street, and ample outdoor bar seating makes it easy to watch the bike rack and also people-watch! I love the plants and clean decor inside. Service was immaculate--warm, friendly, lots of smiles, and knowledgeable--I had a smile on my face before I had my order. Breakfast sandwich was good but small, and I enjoyed my iced oat latte. Nice place to do work and it's near Crane Cove Park, Chase Center, and lots of bike lanes! I will be back to read here, do work inside, and try an empanada!

This is a really nice addition to the neighborhood--the coffee is delicious and service is super friendly. They'd added egg sandwiches, empanadas, simple baguette sandwiches and toasts too. It's a chill vibe, especially nice if you go on a warm day and sit on the patio. There's decent wifi and it's dog friendly. I wish there were more comfy indoor seating options but hopefully that will come. I've been here about 10 times now, and the coffee etc. is consistent.

The space is gorgeous, new, and there is plenty of outdoor seating. The iced vanilla latte was sickly sweet and I did not enjoy it at all. I might return to try their breakfast sandwich but otherwise would not come back for the coffee. The service left a lot to be desired but I choose to believe the barista was just having a bad day.

Friendly service, cheerful modern decor, nice selection of pastries and grab and go foods, with oat and almond milks available for lattes.

After months and months Noe Cafe was a long awaited coffee shop to Mission Bay/Dog Patch. Great ambiance, good service, however, I just paid $4.25 for a small coffee (their large). Are you kidding me! The coffee is twice the price of Starbucks, Peet's or the little mom and pa sandwich shop across the street on 3rd/18th. Let's talk about the blasting annoying music. My Latin ancestors are holding their ears right now. Closed on weekends. I suggest walking a few blocks to Neighbor Bakery, clearly a neighborhood gem. Sorry, no ambiance there but there ginger pulls or fresh baked bread are addictive.

What the actual Fuh!! Can't believe they were actually trying to market this place as a some kind of coming soon cafe for the dogpatch. I was really excited about this place because I work less than a block away and their isn't many cafe type palce in the dogpatch. I Just left paid $7.25 for the worst latte I've ever had. Went there hoping to get some food because they marketed on their windows "fresh made sandwiches", NOPE! Instead they had the poor excuse for a sandwich sitting in a glass case premade for who knows how long. (It looked just like the one whoever gave 5 stars to in the picture) that is defiantly not the look of a 5 star sandwich they must be somehow associated with this place or just lack sandwich experience lol. The fact that it's located in a hospital I should of known better. They have amazing corner location so looks super inviting but STAY AWAY unless you feel like getting ripped off or just want to get the hospital vibes.

Great coffee and lattes, my personal favorite is the seasonal Nola latte. Fresh pastries and sandwiches round out it for me. The ginger sconce is one of my favs. Service and staff are super friendly, place is clean and has a modern ambience.

Ambiance: pretty, pleasant, modern, and warm. The Flat White coffee I got was great, too.

We get coffee here every once in a while but everything else (breakfast sandwiches, toasts, empanadas) is overpriced and not worth the cost once you see the size and presentation of them. For $8, I got a thin piece of toast with butter and jam sloppily slapped on top. The breakfast sandwich was a messy mush. If you're looking for a breakfast sandwich, check out Bandit a couple blocks away. I'm honestly a bit surprised Noe hasn't trained their staff better to produce a product that matches the high costs. Service is great however and we'll continue to come for the coffee.

Very limited food options and portions are unreasonably small and expensive. Was really hoping to have a go to coffee shop around the office but unfortunately it's fallen short.

Great spot! Friendly staff. They showcase some of the best pastries in SF and the baristas are top notch.

Great local addition. Good service and it has a great mix of food/pastries- the empanadas are great.