Sprocket Cafe

A quaint and cozy coffee shop in the Bay View neighborhood.It's almost like stepping back in time, with some rustic bicycle decor, old bookshelves, crates, tables and comfy chairs to lounge. There is a little free library and boardgames you can play while you enjoy your coffee or sandwich.They use Anodyne beans for their coffee and they make simple, fresh sandwiches. I went with the Trike - Deli style chicken, pepper jack cheese, with a spicy aioli chipotle sauce on a ciabatta bun. Simple and delicious.Service was good as well.A nice homey cafe where you can post up and work, catch up with a friend or come alone and cozy up with a book for awhile.

Small place but still great, I met my crochet club here and enjoyed my food and coffee while we chatted. It's a smaller cafe so it can hard to find seating if you're looking to be with a group but we were lucky. The atmosphere was cute and homey and I enjoyed the coffee there. I plan on coming back to check it out again soon!

Cute small coffee shop. They have a special blend of coffee made by Anodyne. The baristas were nice and also offered recommendations. They have plenty of syrups to choose from and specials throughout the week. It was a little pricey as they charged 75 cents for each single pump of syrup and extra for ice as you can see from the receipt. It was still great coffee but just a little pricey.

Just love how cozy Sprocket cafe is! It's one of my favorite spots to come and work at on gloomy days. The cafe gives off such homey vibes. I'm not a huge coffee drinker so I usually stick to tea or some mixed drink but they do serve their own toast from Anodyne. If you're looking for a local spot that really knows their customers this might be the spot. And there's some variety of bagels, donuts, sandwiches and baked goods to choose from. The staff are incredibly kind.

Used to love this place but as I never see the owner anymore; things have gone down hill. I've heard other grumbling about this place online and was hoping it was outlier experiences but this morning let me down. I ordered my food and patiently waited. Then a couple minutes later, some guy comes in and prefers, is promptly served, and leaves with his order. While I'm still waiting. WTF. The last few times my wife has been she had said the service was lacking and even described one employee as disgruntled. Plus, on a more petty note, they used to carry voodoo chips but those are long gone too. Running out of reasons to support this place which sucks because I much prefer a local spot close to home. Going back won't be so enticing.

Decor was cool but service was ok. Seemed like an inconvenience to order and when we asked a question about flavors the barista didn't know what we were talking about. Got almond milk and it made the whole drink taste gross. Couldn't even finish the drink.

Stopped by for a breakfast sandwich. I ended up ordering a plain bagel, cream cheese, capers, red onion, and boiled egg. This was so good, I wasn't sure how I felt about the capers, but they added the perfect bit of saltiness and the red onion added the perfect amount of crunch. Definitely one of the best bagel sandwiches I've ever had! I also ordered a lavender latte with oat milk - delicious! So smooth. I'd definitely come back here in a heart beat. Service was great and I love the vibes here.

This cafe is a hidden gem and I wonder why I haven't found it sooner! If you're into the moody maximalism aesthetics, this place is it. It has a cozy atmosphere to it. Although very limited seating, it's still a nice and cute place to have a quick catch up sesh, or get some work done here. They also have free secondhand books up for grabs; a huge plus. We had their Eggs Sam bagels, caramel latte and mocha with a shot of espresso. Worth the $22 breakfast, in my opinion. Service was friendly and helpful, too! Definitely trying their pastry next, which looked delicious.

The cutest little coffee shop in Bay View! Be sure to specify if you want your coffee for here or to go, if you order it for here they give you your drink in a mug or glass.

This is my favorite little local coffee joint. They have a great vintage vibe with an awesome choice of hot drinks and it's a bonus that the cake lady has a different cake on offer there every weekend. They also do a free little library and you can donate some of your books back at them. Give 'em a try