NA coffee, bagels, sandwiches, and largest NA beer selection

























"Ocean Beach Cafe is the best-stocked non-alcoholic bottle shop in town. Just a block from the ocean, come by in the morning after a beach walk for a latte and avocado toast, or kick back on the couch in the afternoon with a hemp-infused mocktail. There’s a lot of natural light and plenty of seats at the bar and tables." - lani conway, julia chen 1, ricky rodriguez, patrick wong
"This bottle shop and all-day cafe makes non-alcoholic cocktails that are more interesting than an overpriced Shirley Temple—think champagne sours and adaptogenic spirits—along with coffee, pastries, and sandwiches. It’s also hard to leave this Outer Richmond spot without perusing the well-stocked shelves of more sober-friendly drinks than you knew existed, including aperitifs, beer, and wine." - julia chen 1, patrick wong
"Ocean Beach Cafe is a block from the sand, but it’s for more than just a pre- or post-beach pit stop. This all-day spot does non-alcoholic cocktails that are more interesting than your usual artisan soda—think champagne sours and hemp-infused drinks—along with coffee, pastries, and sandwiches. The cafe doubles as a bottle shop, and is fully stocked with more sober-friendly drinks than you knew existed, from beer and aperitifs to white wines. With wifi, a couch, and ample space on the parklet, this is one of the Outer Richmond’s best places to kick back for a couple of hours." - Julia Chen

"I reference the Outer Richmond’s sober hangout Ocean Beach Cafe as an existing local example of sober social spots in the Bay Area." - Paolo Bicchieri

"The owner is selling the business to former Atelier Crenn sous chef Frank Gama, who will open a new restaurant in the space, so Ocean Beach Cafe will close when the transition is complete." - Paolo Bicchieri