Tiny bakery tucked in a shady alley offers an authentic Portuguese vibe with Azulejos ceramic tile art decorating the space. Pastries are warm, flaky, and buttery, often selling out quickly, creating a quiet, intimate atmosphere with outdoor seating nearby.
Food comes only for takeout with a nice and peaceful atmosphere nearby for eating. The dishes are consistently great in quality.
A small specialty bakery tucked in an alley offers a small town bakery vibe amid the downtown financial district. It serves Portuguese treats that stand out for their quality and charm.
"The pastry here is warm, flaky, and creamy."
"I thought the Portuguese egg tarts at this bakery were the best I've ever had."
"The food's pastel de nata has a flaky crust and rich, creamy filling."
Good to know
Pre-order on the website to select a specific pickup time due to small batch production.
The bakery is takeout-only, with no indoor seating available.
Finding Holy Nata can be tricky; it's in an alley behind 101 Montgomery.
Modern bakery space features a clean, cozy atmosphere with minimal indoor seating and outdoor tables for enjoying pastries. The place draws steady lines during peak hours and offers some of the best croissants and chocolate croissants in the city.
Food offers great prices and filling portions. Preparation and availability improve over time, making the offerings consistently worth it.
Offers true French bakery quality with consistent ingredients and baking methods. Known for a hell of a croissant and a revelatory chocolate almond croissant. Pastries come at reasonable prices in a clean atmosphere.
Good to know
Expect a 30-45 minute wait if visiting after 9 AM on weekends.
The bakery runs out of croissants by 2 PM, so arrive early.
The bakery sells out of sandwiches by 11 AM on weekdays.
Bright space with a casual vibe offers freshly made bagels that balance crispness and chewiness, alongside delicious cookies and cupcakes. The bakery feels intentionally designed and serves generous bagel sandwiches that stand out in the neighborhood.
Food here offers a solid option to grab a bite while waiting for laundry. The baked goods at Batches Bakehouse stand out with fresh, tasty choices.
Molasses cookies taste like homemade treats from a skilled baker. The bakery offers fresh, well-crafted pastries that make it a favorite spot in the area.
Good to know
Batches Bakehouse is takeout only, with no seating available.
Expect to sell out quickly; pre-ordering is recommended.
DoorDash pickup is recommended for priority service.
Converted industrial space with massive open kitchen and outdoor seating creates a spacious, cool atmosphere. Background music stays chill while interior noise adds energy. Patio serves as a social hub for relaxed gatherings.
Food offers very good quality and flavor consistent with the original location. Options include outdoor seating or takeout to nearby parks.
A full lineup of top-tier bakery wares exists inside, though the bakery is easy to miss at first. Prices run higher than similar quality bakeries nearby, with great coffee also available.
Good to know
Prices for pastries are higher than many nearby bakeries.
Popular items often sell out by 11am, so arrive early.
The outdoor seating area is limited and can get crowded.
Coffee shop with Yemeni art decor and warm lighting creates a cozy atmosphere ideal for working or casual meetings. Fast Wi-Fi and comfortable seating support long stays, while the vibe encourages quiet conversation and focus.
Offers unique drinks and food not found elsewhere, including Turkish coffee and tasty desserts. Food and drinks consistently come out excellent.
Bakery goods have an interesting flavor but tend to be dry and not very fresh. Prices are overpriced compared to other reputable bakeries with better croissants.
Good to know
Haraz hosts cultural events and music nights, showcasing Yemeni traditions.
Parking can be tricky due to its location in San Francisco.
Expect high prices, with lattes costing around $8.
Food court combines open, light-filled design with multiple levels hosting diverse restaurants and bars. Atmosphere stays relaxed and cozy with a refreshing vibe that connects to a nearby retail space. Frequented for local food options and a cooking school, it offers a lively yet chill environment.
Variety stands out with international and vegan options alongside vegetarian dishes. Food stalls offer everything from Puerto Rican to spicy Chinese noodles and Indian cuisine, all in a vibrant, multi-floor space.
Tons of sweets and bakery items fill the space. A bakery counter from Poesia Cafe operates here, though previous bakery options have been replaced.
Good to know
Trivia night happens on Mondays at Saluhall SF.
The downstairs area opens at 8 AM for breakfast and coffee.
Happy hour runs after 5 PM on Thursdays with specialty drinks.