Ritual Coffee Roasters

Ham and cheese croissant for $6 is hard to beat at the airport. Service was so-so: one person told me I had to wait in line even after I used their "skip the line" kiosk. The person who helped me in the line was great - she found my order, on the counter right next to the person who told me to get in line. :-| Ambiance is hearing names yelled out loudly every few seconds. Not peaceful. Sort of regretting not getting a coffee, but eh, I'll live.

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I had their latte, around 5.50 in 2025 prices. It was nothing of note, rather it was kinda watery and not steamed to my liking. Service was fairly quick despite the line. A few tables and seats line the wall. Other than that, there's not much here. I'd go again if I'm really craving coffee. You can order through their tablets by the entrance. Supposedly helps get the line faster if you're only ordering drinks.

This is a busy location. You can wait in line to place your order, or use one of the kiosks. The kiosks are outside before you enter the store. I think they are on the tall side because I was confused when it asked me to scan to pay (or insert card) and I could not figure it out. This is because the little scanner unit was on top of the kiosk, higher than my eye level, so I totally missed it. They should add a sign pointing out where it is. The drinks come in only one size. I had no idea what size that was because it didn't say on the kiosk. I ordered a cappuccino. They're quite busy, yet crank out all the drink orders fairly quickly. It was a short wait for mine. I. was surprised when they handed me a tiny cup that was teeny tiny. I dunno... I was expecting something a wee bit larger for $6.89. It seemed expensive. The cappuccino tasted decent. There's not much seating there. You'll find more seating options as you walk down toward the B Gate wing. Most people take their coffee to go.

Solid place for a sandwich after clearing security at SFO Harvey Milk terminal 1. I stopped by for a pesto caprese on foccacia sandwich ($15) and a matcha latte ($7.40) this morning. The sandwich was excellent, warmed up just the right amount, enough to melt the cheese but not make the tomatoes soggy. The matcha, however, was mediocre. Happy to stop by for food in the future.

Wish the cup size is larger. This is right outside the security check point at Gates B. Very conveniently located. The Cashier and Barista had smiles on even it was early morning and the line was long. Will come again when waiting to board a plane in the intwrnational terminals gates B & C area. Price is regular airport price: pricey and additional airport tax.

My first time here at Rituals. When I got in here I was thinking to get a coffee and a snack but I changed my mind when I saw bugs like a black fly sitting on muffins and cinnamon buns. I decided to get matcha latte and a coffee. The service is okay, there's no one who looks happy here, no smile just straight face. Served the drinks and we moved to our gates. Matcha latte is full of milk there's no taste of matcha and the coffee I heard from my friend was tasting little sour. I have my doubts on there hygiene. The ambience is okay, you can only wait until your drink is ready. I will never go to the Rituals, this is done for me.

This is a coffee shop in SFO that was very busy in the morning. I tried the mocha and was wondering why there was so little mocha syrup in it! It tasted almost like just a regular latte. I thought it was all right.

My flight was delayed. And delayed. And then canceled. And then there was a new flight. And now I'm in this coffee place. My little spot of espresso with a lovely cream heart in it is my respite currently. This place is spacious and pleasant and the drink menu is simple and cute. There aren't a ton of cold coffee choices so mentally prepare yourself for that, but otherwise it's a pretty nice experience. I commented on how beautiful the design in my espresso was as I carried my little cup and dish as though it were a wounded bird all the way to my table. The barista thanked me. A+ would visit again.

This Ritual coffee is located perfectly right outside of the security checkpoint for gates b and c. It was my first time having ritual coffee, but I know it's a well known brand in sf. I used the kiosk and ordered an iced cardamom vanilla latte with oat milk! There was a bit of a line for the cashier but not for the kiosk at all which I'd recommend. I like that they had some small tables and seats inside like for single travelers. And my drinks came out relatively quick. This is honestly one of the best lattes I've had. The cardamom adds a perfect amount of spice and it's balanced by the vanilla and the coffee is just incredible. I will say it is pretty expensive with all the fees and etc but hey if you're here you're probably traveling. TREAT YOURSELF!!

Good for airport coffee, but it's just that. I got a cappuccino and it was really weak, like it tasted like it was mostly foamy milk. The size was also pretty small. Probably will be back for convenience

Iced cardamom latte with oat milk was exactly what I needed after spending 8 hours in SFO. Service was fast and friendly. The music was chill. I know it's not their fault but they lose 1 star for the paper straws because an iced latte tastes weird through paper.

I had to get my last good cup of coffee at the airport, and Ritual beckoned my name! There's a kiosk in the front if you want to skip the line and walk right to the back. There's definitely a cool vibe, though, if you want to stay and have your beverage in the cafe. The flat white I got was perfect!

Our coffees tasted like mop water from a gas station bathroom. genuinely undrinkable. $50 for two small coffees and breakfast sandos, plus a 20-minute wait. The bar was filthy, and they were using a soggy dirty towel to wipe portafilters. Pretty embarrassing to push the whole "made in SF" thing with coffee this bad, especially in a city with such a great coffee culture. Possibly the worst coffee I've ever had.

I don't ever expect too much from airport food. As a rule, this keeps me from being too disappointed. However, the quality of the coffee at ritual meets and beats my expectations. While the line is often long, it is worth the wait if you can spare the time before your flight to get a good quality latte or flat white. The ordering system is a little bit messy, as there are about 20 people waiting in the pick up area at any given time, and even when you order on the kiosk, you don't get a notification when your order is ready. As such, it's best to stay put while you wait for your drink rather than wandering off to look for your gate while waiting. They also have a great selection of food that looks pretty fresh, though I've never tried it. I've stuck to the coffee, and it's always kept me happy.

Great coffee. I used the ordering station which helped avoid the line. Coffee came out quickly. Ordered a latte with the vanilla cardamom. It was so good -- nice amount of spice to balance the sweet.

This is one of my favorite breakfast sandwiches in San Francisco. There's literally no reason for an airport latte and biscuit to be this good but it just really is. The biscuit is so fluffy and sweet and is a must for breakfast when in terminal A. I advise to order from the self-check out so you don't have to wait in the long line!

I got an iced oat milk latte that I was disappointed in. I thought I would get some redemption with my chicken pesto sandwich. Nope. The bread was so crumbly and overpowering and the other ingredients were bland. $25 for both. Not worth. Would not go to again. *the service was nice though!

SOOOO EXCITED to see Ritual in the airport, but on top of that is it JUST AS GOOD as Valencia St!!! There are many seats and tables. I got the veggie quiche and veggie sandwich, a latte for here and to go and am not even slightly disappointed, which I was of course expecting since it is the airport... You can even order ahead, which I definitely recommend since the line is outrageous. I love Ritual Coffee. I no longer am there often, but it is so good I always try to go when I am in the area because it is that good.

For airport cappuccino this place is fire! I didn't even inquire about the beans or anything else because I expected mediocre airport coffee. However, I was very positively surprised! Whatever beans were used they were roasted really well, with lots of flavor. This was by far the best airport cappuccino I've ever had nationwide. The service was as you'd expect for an airport very quick so nothing to complain about there.

i am SHAKEN to my core by what they handed off to me as a matcha latte... its truly, and i am not exaggerating, the saddest matcha i've ever seen. i literally asked the girl... you did put matcha in here right??" guys just take it off the menu. paying the literal most for the literal worst is pretty unacceptable. i love ritual outside of this experience, been to their cafe's many times, they should stick to coffee.

Located in terminal 1, the matcha latte is really bad, not smooth at all, almost got choked by whatever inside it. And it is 7 dollars.

For a coffee shop in an airport I was pleasantly surprised! I was very impressed by how quickly they were able to get through the big crowds of people in line. Not only that, I was happy that they served me my espresso in a glass cup so I could enjoy it in the store despite how busy it was. I preferred getting to enjoy my coffee there rather than take it to go, and that's an option here! Another cool thing about this Ritual location is that they stock a lot of useful coffee equipment, like the origami brewer and kalita wave filters. Definitely would not mind returning to this coffee shop for a caffeine fix before a flight. If you're in SFO and need coffee, look no further than Ritual!

Place has a cute set up with a few tables if you want to sit and eat there. It was quite busy when I went but they were pretty quick to make drinks. I ordered their matcha latte for $7.40 and I do not recommend it. It had a very grainy texture that made me want to cough every time I took a sip (not exaggerating). The flavor was also very light, I couldn't really taste anything.

Quality deceased Cup size reduced Service slowed And you guessed it Price went up They must be very proud

The perfect spot for great coffee and amazing food! Everything is fresh, flavorful, and made with care. The cozy atmosphere and friendly service make it even better. Highly recommend!"

The iced matcha was pretty bad - gritty, watery, very little flavor. The place looks nice enough but next time I'd skip and probably try to find something pre-bottled at one of the airport shops.