Coffee Roasters in SF 2019

Parker Day: Great location at the park level of the Transbay Transit Center.

Courtney Kwak: My favorite Blue Bottle kiosk nicely hidden on Linden Street. Nice to stand in line and sit on a near bench sipping your favorite blue bottle coffee on sunny days :)

Danny Sauter: A historic landmark? The first version of Instagram was built here over the course of 4 weekends.

Shannon Clark: Serious coffee, dynamo donuts and free wifi in a nice space = serious win for this area!

Alejandro Cardenas: Awesome Colombia Gesha Cerro Azul AAA in pour over, one of the best coffees I’ve had. In addition the store is in an awesome location.

Parker Day: Really good coffee from a small space in the shadow of Salesforce Tower.

John Noenickx: Hands down, best coffee in the Haight. Every cup is brewed individually, just for you. Lots of cool decor. Great place to bring the laptop and get some work done.

SFBART: It's only a few blocks from the 16th Mission BART Station. Great coffee AND tunes on vinyl - actual LPs on a record-playing machine, old-school! Read more.

Paul McShea: Grand Coffee is amazing. Excellent coffee (cappuccino is my favorite) plus pastries, cupcakes, jams, lemonade, lime rickeys and Brooklyn egg creams. Love it!

Peter Barfield: Get the Nitro Cold Brew! Apparently it’s award winning ☕️🏅

Parker Day: What better way to take in the view from Alamo Square Park than with a hot cup of coffee from Lady Falcon's truck. You'll need it if you forgot your jacket.

Parker Day: Linea Caffe, founded by coffee legend Andrew Barnett, is a must visit for anyone interested in the craft coffee scene.

Emily Warren: This place has skyrocketed to the top of my NoPa coffee shop hit list. Four Barrel is awesome, natch, but you seriously need to try the Josey Baker toast. Incredible.

John G: Great coffee and even greater, wide-open spacious space!

Brian O'Shea: Excellent espresso drinks from serious coffee geeks. My favorite coffee shop in the financial district.

Kayvon Tehranian: A beautiful space flooded with natural light that serves great coffee -- not to mention a great view of Columbus Tower, aka the Sentinel, which happens to be owned by Francis Ford Coppola.

Eater: Coffee professional Erin Meister wrote, “Their focus on the beans rather than the roast or even necessarily the barista were a sort of turning-point for a lot of other coffee companies.” Read more.

David Adams: Fans of single-origin pour over coffee, stop by, grab a cup, then sip it at the lovely Hayes Valley park.

Steven Schafer: This coffee shop is one of my favorites. It's inside of a gardening store and has a really nice patio out back to hang out. Feels like an Oasis. Jerrold Ave. is a nice street. Don't be scared of Bv!

Roderic Campbell: Ridiculously good coffee.

Vincent Tang: Delicious coffee in a beautiful space. Love the brick + wood combo.

Vanessa Day: One of my favorite coffee shops in the city. Great coffee, space, atmosphere, staff, and treats. Downside: no wifi.

Drew Moxon: Incredible ambiance, and the attention to detail is superb. The fact that they installed exposed matte-finished hard wood on the ceilings says it all.

Mike Winston: Between the extremely high-quality coffee-based beverages & baked goods from Manresa Bread, this cafe is an outstanding addition to the neighborhood. Beautifully designed space too. WinstonWanders.com

Rachel: Wrecking Ball is small, shiny and minimal (if you exclude its wild, pineappled wall). It's located at the peaceful end of Union in Cow Hollow and serves the best coffee on this side of the hill.