Postscript

I bought the cheese toast with tomato soup and there was barely enough soup to warranty $20 for both. I asked the staff if this was the right amount and they had no idea, but then the manager explained the company policy was to only fill it to half the amount you see in the container. It was clearly visible with the false bottom there was hardly any soup. I complained and reluctantly they offered to add some more soup but I refused so I could post how bad they treat their customers. Later the manager offered a $10 gift card but the behaviour was so bad I told them to keep it. The coconut matcha was noting special. Over priced and poor customer service.

I go here once a month or so to get lunch. After yesterday’s order probably not going back. I ordered a grilled cheese and soup (gluten free bread, $23 after tax and tip). It was tasty but tiny and I was left hungry for the rest of the day! The soup cup was less than half full and almost cold, the sandwich of course was also small. I have really liked this place, but the portions are getting smaller and the staff are turning over constantly. The wait for food if you order at arrival is 15 min for something hot and fresh 😐

Every time I come to SF, this is my first stop! PostScript has the freshest produce and the most delicious, wholesome food. I got the tomato juice — so refreshing — and tried the peanut butter & jam overnight oats, which were perfectly balanced (not too sweet) and super tasty. Their nourish bowl is exactly what it sounds like: nourishing, wholesome, and satisfying. The staff are incredibly friendly, and the store’s decor is just the cutest. Love this place!

I love the vibe and design of this place, although the food is not great. Breakfast burritos served all day. It’s the perfect place to pick up picnic snacks, and to go items, although it’s quite expensive. We had a breakfast burrito that was fine and a too-spicy tomato soup. The interior is aesthetic, and I love the beautiful wine labels and small brands.

Amazing matcha - hot, semisweet, vanilla. Decent place for a coffee break, only barstools inside seating, outside metal tables and chairs.

While I appreciate their gluten free pantry options, I made the huge mistake of buying one of their grab and go salads today, the Green Goddess. To my surprise and utter disgust there was a wet wipe in the salad. This is so incredible unhygienic and an insane oversight on the folks preparing the food.

Friendly staff. Happy to find this place open later in the day on a weekday compared to the places around. They were out of black tea at the time but did have a hibiscus substitute for the Arnold Palmer. Very clean with little books and shared seating.

Perfect hipster coffee bar with snacks. Excellent espresso. Good pastries and nibbles. Very Jackson Square vibe.

One of my favorite places downtown to meet for an iced coffee and lunch. Food is pre-packed, but fresh and seemingly prepared onsite. The salmon and pastas make a great combination for a filling meal! Their mint pasta salad (may be a summer special) is a star. They have seating inside and outside, so you can pop in for an hour or two. Not a great place to hunker down for a half day, based on how uncomfortable the seating is inside. But excellent for a short visit.

This place is wild. I walked by over the weekend with my partner and it's very cute and vibey, and the vibes come at great cost. Literally. I'd seen their smoothies pop up on my Instagram, but the price point is insane. They range from $17-$20. I know a lot of the ingredients they include are pricey, but I just can't get behind this $20 smoothie trend. In addition to overpriced smoothies, they have a grab-n-go section where you can purchase one organic plum for.... $5. They also sell very cute wares and interesting chocolates, olive oils, spreads, etc. I think the move is to order a coffee beverage or chai latte (which is in range with standard prices) and enjoy the cute atmosphere for a bit.

Went in on a Wednesday between breakfast and lunchtime to get a late breakfast. Got their breakfast sandwich. It comes with a meat that is kind of like prosciutto but is crispy like bacon. It was a little salty but very filling and tasty. I thought the sandwich would be made fresh, but it looked like it's premade and they toss it in an oven, similar to Starbucks...but it didn't take long because there was no (food) line ahead of me. It tasted like it was a higher quality sandwich but a bit pricey. I would come back to try more things. Only reason for 4 stars is that it seems pretty pricey for what you get. But if the ingredients are better for you, I guess it might be worth it.

Postscript is cute and quaint! Nestled in Jackson Square, it's a pretty little store to stop by in. I love the little trinkets and organic juices you can buy - so fun! The lady at the register was so sweet and thorough when going through the menu. I really appreciated that she took her time and made the experience really pleasant. I decided to grab the Berry Pink smoothie which is a local take on Hailey Bieber's erewhon smoothie. It was a blend of strawberries, avocado, mct oil, dates, maple syrup, yogurt, almond milk and maca powder. For $17, I found the smoothie to be too tart and bland for my liking. I thought that the maple syrup and dates would balance out the yogurt, but I'd prefer it a little sweeter. Additionally, my smoothie wasn't fully blended so I found avocado pieces at the bottom of the cup. I don't think I'd order again. I didn't have the chance to pick up the food but i was intrigued by their in-house roasted beans. I picked up Requiem and omg, it's been the smoothest and yummiest beans I've ever had! Notes of dark chocolate, marshmallow, and almond roca, I've found a new favorite. For my fellow espresso enthusiasts- please try this blend. I'll be back for the coffee beans but am interested to try out the other offerings on their menu.

Berry Glow: 4/5 it tasted like a regular berry smoothie but a little smoother, not as thick. It doesn't get stuck in the straw or at the bottom, so more of a liquid consistency Maca Cloud: 3/5 I didn't like this one as much but again the consistency is what got me. You can taste nuts and cacao, giving it a light peanut buttery taste with almond milk. Bought a couple of pressed juices which I felt like were reasonably priced and some rose. The market is adorable and has a lot of interesting products like coffee grinders. The cashier was so nice, she was so on top of it. And the guy, who brought out the drinks, was incredibly sweet.

I saw this place on reels for Erewhon smoothie dupes and just had to try! We got the berry glow and marine layer smoothies. The marine layer sadly did not taste like much to me, kind of just like nutty water so I was pretty disappointed by it. The colors were so beautiful though :,) The berry glow smoothie was good! It was a bit tart but overall I thought the sweetness balanced out the tartness. It tasted like pure strawberry goodness so would recommend if you love strawberry things! The cafe itself was so cute with lots of little goods to shop around for and some premade food and drinks in the cases! I definitely want to come back to try the food sometime, but probably wouldn't get the smoothies again given the price.

Fantastic lattes and a great selection of small bites. The staff is really excellent, and the atmosphere is perfect for the neighborhood and clientele (lots of VC meetings taking place here on the regular). It gets busy, so there can be a bit of a wait.

I decided to check out Postscript after seeing multiple reviews of it on social media, especially their "Erewhon" dupe smoothie. More than that, it looked like a cool space, and I enjoy the Jackson Square neighborhood, so I stopped by on a Sunday afternoon. The space: I really like how spacious the cafe is. It kind of doubles as a market, selling a lot of upscale groceries/wares and local brands. If I were to get anything here, it would be the pantry items and wines (lots of non-alcoholic selections too) that are hard to find elsewhere. I can also see how this would be a good place to work from home. Lots of seating (when not crowded) and plugs in various spots of the cafe. The food and coffee: Just average and pretty pricey for what you get. My friend and I got the poke bowl ($18), the Berry Glow smoothie ($17-18; also the erewhon smoothie was sold out!! :(), and an iced americano. The poke bowl was okay - there wasn't much tuna, and the majority of the bowl consisted of scallion and edamame. I don't hate that, but the quality wasn't there when you take the price into consideration. Portion was alright as well. Coffee wasn't that good, but that's definitely a one-off compared to other experiences my friend had. She said the coffee tasted a bit burnt and bitter. The smoothie was probably the best item we got. Not too sweet and fresh, but still pretty expensive. It's worth a try though. I could see myself coming in to the market if I wanted to get something for a party, or if I needed somewhere to work in the area. Otherwise, I'd skip on the food.

I had heard of these smoothies and had wanted to try them! Although they are quite expensive ($17), it was really great. I enjoyed the taste and it was a great sweet treat. Would definitely come back to try some of the other smoothies! I thought the decor was also quite nice and lively.

vibey and they have soft serve. american was good and banana bread hit at 215pm. Seating situation could be better, busy spotǃ

Premium selection of goods and foods to realize all of your bougie dreams. Feels like the erewhon of SF. Very spacious interior with good amount of seating and friendly staff. Prices are high though. We paid $50 for a matcha, iced latte, nourish bowl ($19) and breakfast sandwich ($9). The nourish bowl was fresh with good ingredients, but small for the price. The breakfast sandwich was quite good but the bacon was overcooked.

finally tried the copycat erewhon smoothies and I'm sorry to say you should go to erewhon for that price aesthetics 10/10 and ingredients pretty much matched erewhon's but the taste was so bland... tasted mainly of coconut...

I like the circular layout of the space. You can walk in and meander through pre-made bites or head straight to the counter. I opted for a blueberry scone and after the first bite, audibly said 'wow'. Well done. Grabbed a cold pressed beet juice, which gave me lots of energy for all the walking I did during my visit to SF. They also had one of the better espressos I tried during my stay. Service was efficient and knowledgeable too. Thanks for making my morning great, Postscript!

I seriously wish I wasn't so easily influenced but I am.. This place is literally nothing like Erewhon and I don't know why people are making videos saying it is... the smoothies here lacked so much flavor. We ordered the maca and berry smoothie. The maca lacked ice and so my drink was very warm, the berry literally tasted like nothing. The service was okay, nothing spectacular. The ambiance is really nice and would be a great place to study if they actually had good things on their menu.

The neighborhood needed Postscript! Great healthy food and so many fine foods to take home as well. It's a bustling place! Great place for picking up quick gifts, a bottle of wines, cheeses, etc. I had the med salad and it was quite large! Worth the price. The owner is lovely as well and you can tell she works hard and takes a lot of pride in her business. Will definitely be back.

First off I'm so glad this little grocery shop/coffee bar/restaurant opened up in FiDi! We needed a spot like this! Weather you're looking for a beautiful bouquet, salad dressing for home, or a lunch spot this place as it all! I ordered the Kale Cesar salad along with the oatmeal cookie. The salad was fresh and I loved the furikake on top of the avocado. The cookie was the highlight though! Super moist and filled with lovely items of coconut and cranberries. I'm giving this 4/5 solely because it's so expensive but you can tell the ingredients are too notch. Pro Tip: order online to skip the line!

They have $5 soft serve ice cream, I'm guessing the flavors change. I had green tea matcha/vanilla swirl. I could tell it's the same matcha they use for their matcha lattes which is nice and strong. The prepared foods are high quality.

Stopped in here when I was in the area because of how cute and aesthetic it was. I got erewhon vibes/prices/quality from here. If I'm ever trying to get a housewarming gift for someone, I'd prob stop here to pick up a nice bottle of organic tea in a wine bottle.

A very fancy new coffee shop on a fancy block with fancy stores. It's a big space so they also have some fancy groceries, though it's far from a grocery store. It seems like a good amount of their pastry case is outsourced to other local bakeries, but they do make some wonderful cookies in-house. Cranberry Oatmeal Cookie: Wow, what a surprise hit! Normally I'm very apathetic towards oatmeal cookies, especially if there is no chocolate involved, but this might have been my favorite item here. It was super gooey and had a lot of nice texture from cranberries, pumpkin seeds and probably other mix-ins. Nice spices too, just the right for a kick without overpowering. Plus they had a sporadic white glaze on top, reminiscent of the grocery store oatmeal cookies, but way better. The fact that it wasn't over the entire surface area was nice since you got bursts of sugar, but not too much. Malted Chocolate + Sea Salt Cookie: Fresh chocolate chip cookies, no matter how simple or how bougie, are a reliable favorite. I'm not quite sure what was malted about the chocolate, but it was delicious. Huge bits of chocolate that had that smooth warm out of the oven feel, though the cookie itself wasn't particularly warm, so maybe it was some ganache magic? Lots of chocolate too. House Made Banana Bread: The only ho-hum pastry I tried. Was kinda like the Starbucks kind. It was fine, good with coffee, but not wow worth. Affogato: Affogato is an espresso drink, so a great way to start the day! It just happens to be espresso poured over ice cream, but c'est la vie. Such a nice contrast between the bitter hot espresso shot and the cold creamy ice cream. They used soft serve, rather than a hard scoop like most places. This caused the ice cream to melt faster so it turned into like a milk shake real fast. Still tasty, but not the same experience as spooning a scoop of hard ice cream covered in espresso.

I've had this new spot bookmarked for a while and came on a weekend morning. This is a nicely decorated small store with specialty foods, premade meals, wines and coffees. I got a cold brew and a pastry from Craftsman and Wolves. The prices are a little on the higher end, but this spot is super convenient for those living/working in fidi!

Interesting modern appeal..interior glossy design district..amsterdam copenhagen..food designed..had my dinner early..pasta parfait and fresh juice..it was light and interesting to try

A specialty cafe, roastery, juicery and market serving food, drinks crafted and curated from local businesses (i.e. Rize Up Bakery, Red Fox Coffee Merchants, Dirty Girl Produce). From the vendor list, it's evident that they're mindful of their sourcing and curation, ensuring that their partners have at least 1 of their 4 key philosophies (community impact, mindful ingredients, planet forward, quality & craft)! Their tentative menu is live, however it feels super basic so hopefully after they get more situated in the neighborhood they'll have more unique items: https://www.toasttab.com/postscript/v3/ The real question is-will they be able to tread in an already existent market?

Went in to try one of their smoothies but unfortunately they were out of one of the ingredients due to its popularity. Had a cup of coffee and cinnamon bread which was a little dry and would not get again. The location is difficult to find parking so would definitely recommend walking, has some seating mostly occupied by people working or having meetings.

Matcha here is disgusting and tastes like sour water. I've gotten their lattes too and have been disappointed with over steamed milk, zero latte art, for the price of $6-$7. The store has some newer brands and nice juices which are good. I also like their prepackaged salads for a healthy meal. Overall I'd say it's pretty overpriced for what they offer compared to fresher food options but there's not too much competition in fidi.

Cute lil (bougie) corner shop - very clean and well organized. There are a variety of stocked goods, fresh pressed juices, overnight oats, and drinks. The coffee bar has a barista and there looks to be a chef on the back!

I'm obsessed with their summer peach salad - literally had this 3 days in a row when I was in SF for work. Ingredients are really fresh but it does feel a bit pricy to me - otherwise I love everything about Postscript. I've also tried their overnight oats which are yum but the jam/fruit preserves in them can be overwhelming imo. I love the concept and will be back the next time I'm in SF!

Postscript is SF's version of Erewhon. Really quality smoothies and green juices. Extremely dietary friendly (with fresh food) but packaged food has some vegan options as well. Great vibes and is extremely cozy / comforting. A couple of places to sit & work, and a couple of places to eat inside as well!

Everything was wonderful from the food, the service, and the atmosphere! I wish I lived closer to enjoy it more often! Everything I've tried I recommend getting! Muffuletta sandwich, Turkey & Swiss Sandwich, House oat cran cookie, pink berry smoothie, iced latte with almond milk, gingerbread with frosting, and the banana bread! Don't forget to grab a basket and shop around because even the chips and salsa verde were delicious!

This review is based on my usuals: Juiced drinks: for the most part they are all good. Breakfast sandwich: it's always my go-to Meyer lemon olive cake: tastes homemade and consistently good Service: always friendly Ambiance: modern vibes with decent space

My favorite kind of coffee spot + shoppy shop! Such a clean, modern aesthetic with plenty of space to hang out and browse. All the food is SO fresh and you can tell they pay attention to the details here. I'm obsessed with their smoothies, it's like Erewhon but even yummier. Their strawberry smoothie tastes like ice cream and the maca cloud tastes like a healthy chocolate milkshake, but they're good for you...or at least that's what I'll tell myself (; The food is also super fresh / light / nourishing. I feel healthier after eating the green goddess salad, the kale caesar, and the nourish bowl. The marketplace concept is really cool and done well here. I love how this is popping off as a trend because it's so fun to discover unique chips, chocolates, cheeses, and other snacks. My favorite discoveries from the market: marinated sheep & goat cheese, chili ashapops, and Askinosie dark milk chocolate bars! I've already been here a few times since opening and will definitely be a regular. Such great coffee, pastries, and lunch options.

Cute local spot. Decent place to study with a unique food/grocery selection. The floral arrangements are totally slept on here -- super cute bouquets & cute gifting aisle. Admittedly, not all of the beverages land... Not a huge fan of the coffee or matcha. Love the juices, oatmeal cookie, & breakfast sandwich. The prepackaged lunches are pretty good but definitely overpriced.

"You can go buy something at the counter and use the restroom." The lady who works there told me and co-worker without us even asking anything. A. We came because we were looking for a place to eat lunch because down the street, Gambino was busy and Cafe Maison Nico was packed. B. Our office is around the corner we don't need to come here to use the bathroom. C. No, thank you. We didn't order for today, and won't ever coming in again.

After years of working in North Beach, I'm suprised I only recently stumbled into this spot. The ambiance is on point and the service was excellent. Andy was lovely, quick and made me the most beautiful cappuccino, perfectly crafted and tasted delicious. I appreciate coffee shops that don't skimp out on quality and this place hit all the marks.

Seriously love this place. It has such a homey ambiance with tons of little goodies for lunch or for any presents. They have a bit steep prices but definitely worth it for the various ingredients in their pastries, coffee, salads and sandwiches. The salads are totally filling too but I don't feel super bloated afterwards! Everyone that works here is always welcoming and nice.

Amazing new cafe in Jackson Square! I've gone a few times a week since opening and will continue to return because of their delicious coffee drinks (both hot and cold), super tasty matcha lattes (not bitter at all unlike some other cafes in the area!), selection of pastries and 100/10 customer service. My drinks are always served perfectly and Meg and her team at the cafe always make it an enjoyable and personal experience! On top of that, the space was curated so well; it is sleek, modern and inviting (hard to achieve a balance of all!). Can't wait to try their food offerings and their amazing selection of wine. Definitely recommend to all!

Was excited to finally visit this new cafe nestled in the historic charm of our weekend Jackson Square walk. We found their inviting interior an ideal setting for a relaxed coffee break and casual meal with our group. And speaking of coffee, their freshly brewed roasts, roasted on-site in a huge visible roaster, were beyomd perfect. And t's not just about the coffee as the menu featured a variety of homemade and fresh baked treats, from hot scones to sandwiches and salads, all prepared in their open kitchen. The smoothies, we were told have gained popularity and made waves on social media. We tried Maca Cloud and its imopressive with a long list of execpetional ingredinets. The charming floral displays at the entrance were a crowd pleaser and it was great to see a mix locals, tourits and even a huge group from SF Fire Dept enjoying the space. Give it a try; I suspect you won't be disappointed.

Really beautiful coffee shop, asethetic and clean. I got the berry glow and it tastes so good. I love the vibe in here.

What a cute delicious place! Umm I wanted to eat everything! Healthy and sustainable-- heavenly place to eat!

Great coffee and a lovely selection of bougie little food gifts. They have tables outside in the shade that are great for reading.

Cute new cafe/grocery store in the Jackson Square neighborhood. They have cold pressed juice, smoothies, coffee, and pre made salads/bowls available. Smoothie service stops at 3pm. They also have an assortment of other gourmet goods and gifts. I went a little too late to try their smoothies, but grabbed a tropical cold pressed juice and it was really good!

My favorite coffee/cafe/shop in the area! The aesthetic and vibe of the place are spot on. Erewhon of SF. Great place to grab a quick bite alone or meet up with a friend. Will definitely be a regular!

I enjoy the fresh salads and all the baked goods are fresh I would say !! I have noticed 2 customers gave them really bad reviews but looking at their profile and reviews from other places they don't seem to be a very happy customer's. I like their coffee and other breakfast stuff I haven't had their Sandwiches but I'm sure they are good as well.

Yesterday my coworker I wanted a cup of coffee, so we decided to visit this particular cafe since we were in the area and besides I pass it frequently while working. We had the most horrible experience! When we walked into the cafe, we immediately went towards the counter, where there were 3 young adults working. One female and two males. The moment they spotted us, the girl gave us the look from hell, and then whispered something into the other guys and they both looked at us with the same demeanor. At that very moment, I told my coworker "Let's Go"!.. She said she felt the bad energy as well. It was the look of disgust for me. To be treated like that as city worker from an established that is replicable is down right disrespectful and rude. We then immediately took our business elsewhere and was treated with respect and kindness. I advise any city worker in uniform not to patronize this establishment until they either get new workers or have a training on what good customer service should look like, regardless of your biases. Until then, I will never step foot into this business and I have already relayed the message to my colleagues of the treatment I received.

Had to stop by after hearing it's Chef Tyler Florence's favorite SF coffee roastery and brunch spot. Was not disappointed! Beautiful historic neighborhood. Tried the fresh raw almond milk Maca smoothy, the coffee roasted onsite and the exceptional blue berry scone fresh out of the oven. What's in your Bay, chef Tyler Florence? What's your preferred place for brunch or coffee? "Our close friends recently opened a really wonderful coffee shop and café in Jackson Square called Postscript (499 Jackson St.) They have a fantastic coffee program and a great food menu that's more fleshed out than what you'd typically see at a coffee shop. They roast their own beans onsite, and it's so delicious that we created a special coffee blend with them that we serve at our Union Square cafés, Miller & Lux Provisions. I love the idea of our coffee beans being roasted locally in San Francisco."

Smoothies are ok; but the oats, sandwiches and chia seed puddings are delish. Also a great place to sit and eat. A lot of bits and bobs to buy, so be careful going in. The place is slightly pricey. Maybe one of the best iced mochas in the city. Good vibes. Service is great except for days when a lady comes in for a super large coffee run and doesn't even tip.

Such a cute, clean coffee shop with sweet and savory eats! The cappuccino and chocolate chip cookie I got were both SO tasty, and the staff was so sweet in helping me pick my order. Will be a regular spot for me!

Formerly Playboy club and now a fabulous cafe. Coffee is well crafted and prepared healthy food selections of salad and sandwiches. However, portions can be more generous. Also, good variety of condiments, wine, etc. Small bar-type seating inside or outside table seating to enjoy your coffee or food. Oh almost forgot, the afforgato ice cream coffee is one of my favorites. The coffee is not bitter and premium ice cream is used.

This gem was just around the corner from my hotel. I enjoyed great conversation with the staff, but the latte and overnight oats were even better. The green juice was the very best I've ever tasted.

I absolutely love Postscript! Me and my coworkers get lunch here practically everyday. The Maca Cloud is my go to. The options are creative and healthy, but most importantly delicious. Love that they partner with local vendors like Craftsman and Wolves to showcase their items as well. It's a welcome, if not a much needed addition to the Jackson Square community. It's definitely a unique/specialty store but I love the attention to detail that they put into it. Also shoutout to Meg for being so awesome everytime I'm in.