5 Best Cafés In San Francisco Bay Area

5 restaurants available nearby

1. Petite Left Bank

4.6

Exceptional(428)

Price: Expensive

• Café • Tiburon

Booked 5 times today

Petite Left Bank, nestled in the delightful downtown Tiburon, offers a Bistro experience that transports diners straight to the heart of France. Renowned for its authentic French flavors, this charming eatery captures the essence of Paris with every dish. Guests rave about the “wonderful, very tasty, and authentic French bistro food,” and the “exquisite” service that makes each visit memorable. The ambiance, reminiscent of a true French café, is perfect for everything from casual brunches to special occasions. With its delightful mix of handcrafted French classics and modern bistro flair, Petite Left Bank is a must-visit gem in Marin County.

2. Cafe de la Presse

4.6

Exceptional(1918)

Price: Moderate

• Café • Downtown / Union Square

Booked 6 times today

Cafe de la Presse is a shining beacon of authentic Bistro cuisine nestled in the heart of Downtown San Francisco near Union Square. Embracing a Parisian flair, this charming establishment invites diners to savor traditional French classics like Coquille St. Jacques and eggs Benedict amidst an atmosphere reminiscent of a French café. "A San Francisco gem," it effortlessly combines exquisite cuisine with attentive service, creating a delightful dining experience. Patrons rave about the "deliciously wonderful" offerings and the "vibrant atmosphere" that make it a go-to spot for brunch or a leisurely meal. Whether indulging in a flaky croissant or sipping a steaming café au lait, Cafe de la Presse delivers an authentic taste of France, right in the heart of San Francisco.

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3. Zevi Café & Bistro

4.9

Exceptional(5)

Price: Moderate

• Café • SOMA

Zevi Cafe, nestled in San Francisco's Union Square, offers an inviting and cozy escape. With warm wood decor and soft lighting, it's perfect for coffee breaks or intimate gatherings. They pride themselves on quality coffee sourced from local roasters, expertly brewed by passionate baristas. Delectable pastries and fresh sandwiches complement the drinks. Friendly staff and free Wi-Fi make it ideal for work or study. In the evening, it transforms into a charming spot with soft jazz music. Zevi Cafe captures the essence of the city's culture, making it a beloved spot for locals and tourists alike.

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4. La Société Bar & Café

4.5

Awesome(22)

Price: Expensive

• Café • SOMA

La Société Bar & Café in San Francisco's vibrant SOMA neighborhood is a cocktail bar gem, where every drink is a crafted masterpiece. Renowned for its "great cocktails" and a "wonderful wine list," this upscale yet casual venue offers a sophisticated escape for cocktail enthusiasts. The bar's commitment to quality is evident in their globally influenced concoctions, delighting both locals and visitors alike. Whether you're savoring a classic or exploring a creative mix, the bartenders' expertise ensures an authentic experience. La Société's inviting atmosphere and exceptional service make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a superior cocktail adventure.

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5. Cafenated Coffee Company

4.6

Exceptional(11)

Price: Moderate

• Café • Berkeley

Booked 1 time today

A cafe with a spacious and flora-strewn seating garden! We offer brunch with unique dishes such as Avocado Benedict and Brunch Board.

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5 restaurants available nearby

1. Petite Left Bank

2. Cafe de la Presse

3. Zevi Café & Bistro

4. La Société Bar & Café

5. Cafenated Coffee Company

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