Sisters Coffee Shop

Great place to recharge and take pics. They did a great job decorating the cafe and provide excellent customer service. I haven’t tried their food, but their mazapán late is soooo good. The only problem is that I chug it so fast. Highly recommend you check out this spot for a caffeine kick and pastries.

Update: Do not purchase Too Good to Go from this store. They never gave me my order even when I returned back to the store and showed them my receipt. Rude customer service. First visit: The coffee had a weird aftertaste and the pastry was stale. Go to Peet’s across the street instead

I got a bagel sandwich and a cup of drip coffee for $16! And both were great. Atmosphere is chill, music is a good volume, food was delicious and fast, service was good! Definitely will return and try other things.

We enjoyed our fresh Strawberry Milk with real strawberries and chewy boba, a steaming Earl Grey latte, the hugest croissant I've seen, and a tomato cream cheese with bacon on toasted Everything bagel was delightfully filling on a rainy downpour afternoon. The cutesy, demure fairy garden café interior atmosphere was calming and inviting, and the service was prompt and impeccable. The restroom was clean as a Whistle.

I give a lower rating due to the number of flies in the pastry display. Just seeing more than a dozen flies running around the croissants and other pastry just took my appetite away. For this amount of flies, their most be a fly infestation somewhere inside, and fruit flies are usually a sanitation issue somewhere. I wish them the best. They should contact a professional to help them get rid of them. I give them points on decorations, and it looks good, but sadly, I didn't taste the burrito I got cause. If the front has issues, I can only imagine what the back of the house might look like. Wish them the best hope they can solve the issue.

They just opened Saturday and I've already gone 3 times to eat their mariconchas, horchata latte, peach refresher, tamales and cookies and cream latte. Their location is so aesthetically pleasing. Truly delicious, a vibe and picture worthy 😍💕💅🏼

overall poor experience. the food was gross, drinks were expensive and not as-ordered, and you have to ask for everything including napkins, water, the bathroom key, etc… it also seems like a cop hangout spot. the staff were okay, it’s not their fault, but they were not exceptional in any way.

Great atmosphere with seating. Came in to try the vegan breakfast burrito and loved it! Looking forward to trying the vegan cream cheese bagel which is so hard to find here in SF.

How did I not notice this pink palace serving designer coffee, pastries, bagels, sandwiches, Mexican food & smiles? What brought me here was Avocado Toast on the menu. It did not disappoint. Served on a lovely wood plate garnished with a flower. The toast had a base of avocado, then raw onions, a couple raw spinach leaves, (I'm eating vegetables!). I added bacon & a perfectly cooked fried egg. 10am Tuesday: A couple purely subjective issues. Nearly all the 70 cafes I've been to use those tasteless tomato slices. I'm from a part of the Midwest with access to straight off the farm tomatoes that actually taste like tomatoes. These seemed to be refrigerated. The bacon was burnt, but again others might love the crunch. All in all, the flavor profiles were spot on, super cute interior, friendly staff. I'll definitely return. Support Local !

When I stepped into this vibrant cafe in the Castro, I was instantly charmed by the pink and green decor, vivid flowers, and a lively, welcoming atmosphere. It's a playful, visually pleasing spot where every corner invites an Instagram moment. While the ambiance is a major draw, their menu is what truly sets them apart with an array of unique latte flavors like red velvet, horchata, and mazapan, alongside other offerings you won't find in many places. The vibe is friendly and casual, making it a lovely place to relax or even to get a bit of work done, thanks to the available Wi-Fi. On the culinary front, the menu is diverse enough to cater to various tastes. I ventured into their savory options, trying the Sister's Breakfast Burrito, which lived up to its reputation with its flavorful chipotle sauce. Pairing this with a side of their zesty salsa verde was a must. They also offer diverse choices like tamales, toast, and sandwiches. Sweet treats are not in short supply either; their rainbow conchas are a feast for both the eyes and the palate, perfect for a little pick-me-up or a cute gift, especially with the special editions they occasionally have. As for drinks, their mango pineapple smoothie was a hit--a refreshing option perfect for a sunny afternoon. Although I stayed wary of the iced mocha based on mixed reviews, the pistachio almond milk latte came highly recommended and did not disappoint. They offer drinks in fun containers, and the sippy cup style was a clever touch that omitted the need for straws. The service was particularly noteworthy; staff members are incredibly warm and attentive, often remembering regulars' orders, which always adds a personal touch to the visit. However, I couldn't help but notice that despite the delightful ambiance and friendly service, there were quite a few flies buzzing around, which was a bit distracting. That aside, the experience was lovely, with reasonable pricing across the board, besides a couple of exceptions. If you find yourself in the neighborhood, especially if you're keen on supporting small, vibrant businesses, this cafe offers a satisfying blend of aesthetic appeal, good food, and positive vibes.

This is my go-to cafe in the Castro! The ambiance is beautiful and decorated in pink (my favorite color). The menu options stand out here the most. For example they have red velvet, horchata, mazapan, etc. lattes that you can't find at most places. This is Latin-owned and the staff members here are so kind. The cashier even remembers my order too from last time! I LOVE their Sister's Breakfast Burrito. The chipotle sauce is everything. Make sure you ask for a side of their salsa verde too! They also have options like tamales, bagels, toast, and sandwiches available. This is such a great cafe to check out.

A welcome addition to the neighborhood. While the coffee isn't exactly my favorite, I do love that they have flavor options and fun little cups (pineapples and strawberries). It's not on the menu but the kind staff made my kiddo a chocolate milk. I am obsessed with their rainbow conchas. Truly unique and perfect for the castro. Pick one up if you're meeting a friend and want to give them a cute little treat. They always delight. For valentine's day they even had heart conchas. Bonus: They have a great instagrammable wall with neon and fake vines.

I've been to the Mission location on Valencia and it took me time, but I finally made it to their new Castro outpost! I love the pink and green paint on the walls inside. The pink flowers and mirror by the entrance and where you order really set the feminine vibe--great for pictures! Bathroom is clean. I enjoyed a chicken tamale and White raspberry mocha (special, temporary drink.) Lots of seating, very cute, good place to do work out of. Their menu is pretty large so there's something for everyone. Service is very good--helpful, knows the menu, fun. Will be back.

Drip coffee with oatmilk was delicious. Sisters juice was refreshing. Partner tried the horchata latte iced with oatmilk she loved it. She also tried the breakfast burrito and enjoyed it vegan options a plenty (even vegan breakfast burrito!) look forward to trying vegan options!

5 stars just because it's so cute and pink. Besides the obvious aesthetic appeal this coffee place holds up with savory sandwiches. I've gotten the Sister's and the Chicken Chipotle and both are very delicious and filling. I love the pink flowers on the wall, it's all so pretty and many Instagram moments to capture. They are one of those cafes that has a great assortment of different flavored lattes. Such as coconut, pistachio, red velvet, lavender, cookies and cream, rose, and marshmallow to name a few. I usually get a combination of the rose and marshmallow. It's so good and served in pink mugs!

Super cute place with a great vibe. The coffee was good as well and I'm all about supporting small businesses!

Too Good To Go is an app that connects customers to restaurants and stores that have surplus unsold food. I've picked up TWO Too Good To Go orders over the last two weeks. I would pick up an order every single day if I could! My first order I received some of the best croissants I've ever had in my entire LIFE! They were fresh and literally perfect. My second order she said I could grab a carrot juice on my way out. Are you kidding me? I was more stoked about the carrot juice than anything! That totally made my day. The pastries I received were top notch. Fresh, soft and absolutely perfect. I have to stop myself from ordering every week because I could easily become addicted. The lady behind the counter is always so sweet and kind. Highly recommend this place if you are in The Castro!

Do this place have absolutely had no clue what is mocha? Or never touch any chocolate while making iced mocha? I specifically ordered 2 iced mocha through uber eats and completely wasted $25 for these crappy cups! And there's a lot of missing coffee on the top too...ICED MOCHA SHOULD BE DARK BROWN!

Way overpriced. Terrible staff--lazy, slow and just not nice people. Poor food quality. The bread is dry. The sauces aren't savory. The veggies don't seem fresh. Everything feels a bit unclean. If you buy anything to eat here for $16, expect it to taste more like something you might get for free at a homeless shelter; it's technically food but you're not going to enjoy it. I honestly wonder if this place is a front for money laundering. I think the owners are disputing poor reviews to skew their rating.

Cute coffee shop cafe. I go nuts for the pistachio almond milk latte (hot or iced but probably iced because when in the gayborhood...).

They have a lot of options and they seem to use whole ingredients for their drinks which is very nice. We got the mango pineapple smoothie and it was very refreshing! Definitely a nice place to stop by during breakfast/lunch hour!

Stumbled on this place after searching maps for "vegan" and it didn't pop up, but they have great vegan options! It's an adorable place (very instagrammable). Will definitely be frequenting. I got the vegetarian sandwich with no aioli and vegan cheese mods. But they also have some vegan breakfast items (for all day).

The cutest little coffee shop. The people working there are friendly and helpful. My first visit and I was even offered suggestions. I ordered a pistachio latte and almond croissant. They have delicious sandwiches for lunch. I love the inside and outside colors - my favorite color pink! Everything even the cups are cute. I will definitely come back to this place. So happy I came by today. Highly recommend if you are in the area.

I live one block away and I am so happy this place has opened. It's finally something both locals and tourists can enjoy. What I loved most is the feeling of two latinas opening a business in the Castro. Usually the businesses that open here die because they don't fit the feeling of this neighbourhood, but this is a family run business with so much potential. The coffee was super delicious and the service was so nice. You know the kind of cafe/coffee shop where you can actually chat with the owners and the staff like family. This space has been full of BS for so long we needed this women/Latina/family business here. I usually hate the new dumb businesses that open but this one is Fantastic and it's all over my friends/neighbours instagrams. Suerte hermanas

The coffee is great, the food is great. Love the decor. Their menu board should match up to what is being charged however. Maybe their menu is confusing but I was charged $5.50 for an iced hazelnut latte when the menu shows $5.25. I was charged $13.25 for my lox bagel (on a plain bagel) when the menu reflects $12.75. Not a lot in the grand scheme of things - but the prices charged should match those posted.

New coffee shop in the Castro and it's pink so of course I had to check it out! + was pleasantly surprised by how many drink options including boba and food options there were + they have wifi + cute picture spots and neon signs + I got a peach refresher and pork tamales, tamales were very affordable too + they have rainbow conchas + I liked that the drink came in a sippy cup so I didn't need a straw + more seating in the back + great location Very cute, will definitely be coming back to try other food and drinks here! You can also get one of their cute strawberry or pineapple cups for $10 and get a free drink inside.

Sisters is new to the Castro. Let's welcome them. While they're on that stretch of Castro proper that comes packed with eateries and, yes, coffee, they claimed a primo spot that feels perfectly in place and doesn't have to fight for your attention. And, yeah, juggernaut Starbucks is within eyeshot but you can take the extra steps necessary to cross the street and support a women-owned business by SF locals. Your Fitbit or whatever will thank you. Food and beverage quality are both good. Prices are... well, it's San Francisco so they're within contextual reason. Sisters' heart is the Mission so you'll spot some local Latin American flavor. That about wraps it up, I thi-- oh wait, right, I intended to add a trigger warning. Please move along to other reviews or your other Yelp errands if you are fine with the color pink. The interior of this Sisters location is several shades of pink (and some green to break that all up). This fits both their motif inside and the greater neighborhood outside. They had fun with it; you should be having fun with it. Nonetheless, I did want to issue a small warning about this aspect so that the UltraGigaDudes out there, fueled on sportsball and Big Gulps and fringe takes on reality, don't saunter in and feel attacked. Pink is just a family of desaturated reds and magentas. It won't make you less of a man. Hell, it's the Castro we're dealing with here so it might make you MORE of a man, if you'd let it.

Overly priced drinks. Ordered a lavender latte with oat milk and it was 10 dollars. It was not good.

Perfectly balanced Horchata Latte! The Sister's shop is new in the Castro The service is pretty great and it's such a cute shop with all the flowers and LED light. Amazing

I absolutely love this place! I am visiting from Colorado and the place is so pink!!! Talk about good branding. The barista was amazing and gave great suggestions on an iced coffee and a snack! I 100% recommend!

Loved my orchata latte! Perfect blend of sweet and coffee, the food was also super filling!! Had the breakfast bagel with bacon, grate place to grab something on the go

This was the place where my wife and I had our last argument which led to the divorce, so many memories. Glad I could finally get rid of her and eat the lovely food by myself, I feel great these days despite what my therapist said. It's a lovely ambiance without Martha screaming at the top of her lungs. Martha, if you're reading this, please come back. Yours truly, Alex B.

Vibrant upbeat coffee shop with friendly staff and multitude of options for snack or coffee based drink. Great addition to the neighborhood.

Too Good To Go is an organization that partners with bakeries, restaurants, grocery stores etc. to prevent food waste. You download the app and pay a small fee for a surprise bag. My daughter and myself love eating, trying new bakeries and restaurants so we use this app to snack and have fun finding out what goodies we're going to receive. The food is supposed to be good quality and same day fresh. Whatever food is left over from the same day. I came to this cafe which I've been wanting to try. I was in the city and decided to get a surprise bag. First, they just throw all of the items together and Second, they taste a week old. What was supposed to be a fun experience was not. Hopefully, the owners think of another way to participate in this program because giving up people this crap is not okay. I want my money back!

Upon entering you feel the chill vibe, with music as well as their hot pink decorations. I am always welcomed with a cheerful greeting from the employees. It's always hard to choose what to order because everything looks good. From the variety of lattes to the sandwich selection. My morning usual is an iced Carmel macchiato, and a sausage breakfast bagel. Unless I stop by in the afternoon I get a mango pineapple smoothie with a chicken chipotle sandwich. The best combo!!!!!!

I love this place -- I had a delicious Almond milk latte here. I would recommend it if in the Castro, or after a fitness class like SoulCycle or Barry's.

I was so happy to see a sisters coffee opening in the Castro. I love the mission location. I love that we have a coffee shop in the Castro that actually serves breakfast and lunch. Everything was so good, these are the small businesses we need to support not the Starbucks up the street. Can't wait to come back again.

i loved it! super cute and aesthetic, however i got a jalapeno bagel for $7.50 and it was pretty small but the horchata latte and pistachio latte was very good

Decided to finally stop here and try this new coffee shop while waiting for the bus -- the iced taro milk tea is absolutely delicious! It was very creamy with a strong taro flavor, and not too sweet. Definitely coming back to try more!

The food and coffee was mediocre. They didn't ask what type of bagel I wanted with my sausage/egg/cheese and gave me cinnamon flavor which was disgusting with sausage. There are bagel shops nearby that are cheaper, tastier, and give you more for your moneys-worth. Also the prices were higher than the recently pictured menu online.

They just opened Saturday and I've already gone 3 times to eat their mariconchas, horchata latte, peach refresher, tamales and cookies and cream latte. Their location is so aesthetically pleasing. Truly delicious, a vibe and picture worthy The service is also very nice and ready to help, especially when one of the Sisters or both are there.

Very cute, Instagram-able coffee shop in the Castro. Really great food and coffee and the staff was friendly and speedy.

I purchased a $5 "surprise bag" through the Too Good To Go app and picked it up this afternoon. First time I'd been there and the last. The bag contained 4 not obviously molded pastries and one heavily molded pastry. I threw them all away. Disgusting!

Literally just paid 20$ for the most mid avocado toast and coffee in my whole entire life. So much so that I felt the need to leave this review

The service and ambiance was great. The employees were friendly and helpful. The croissant I had was a bit too oily for me. From their review the tamale ( I had the jalapeno cheese tamale) was supposidley to be great. It was a bit dry. It was toward the end of the day so maybe it has been sitting around a bit longer than it suppose to be. I may go back and try their vegetarian sandwiches

walked in before they were open (i think) everyone was super friendly and the horchata latte was fire both valencia and castro location always do me right

I work near this cafe and was excited when it opened for lunch options. They are polite and friendly. I have tried two sandwiches they are not good quality. The turkey in the turkey sandwich was like the cheap stuff you get from Costco. Today I thought I would try a breakfast bagel, with egg, cheese and sausage. Again cheap nasty processed fillings. American cheese, I was given no choice, the sausage was not breakfast saussge but greasy sliced hot links.

this shop is the best cafe I have ever been to. the food and the service is outstanding.

Another Castro storefront is set to become an empty building. I was so excited when I saw a new local coffee shop with food options in the Castro. Sadly, my excitement was met with crazy charges for different condiments added to a sandwich that is typically added at no cost in regular places. $0.75 for lettuce, $0.75 for two slices of tomatoes, and $0.75 for four slices of a pickle. The list goes on... It's such a shame that business owners think that is a way to do business with the community around them. Charge me an all-in price, provide fantastic quality, and I'll gladly pay the high price due to rent and high labor costs. BUT... the sandwich was dry, the veggies were not fresh, and I'm disappointed... Do better, sisters coffee.

Had the tamales for lunch. they were generous portions, not dry, and enjoyed them . $3.75 for one. and one was enough for a lunch portion. the space is quite charming. Pink flowers all over the walls. its bright and happy. a welcome addition to the Castro. really, one would be fine for lunch. oh,it came with a good verde tomatillo sauce. yum.

great coffee and quick bites. would recommend to check it out.