Batches Bakehouse

Absolutely love this place! They always have interesting seasonal bagel selections, which you can always pair with one of their many different types of bagel sandwiches.my personal favorite is the bodega which is a classic cheese-egg-bacon sandwich, and I love it when they have the blueberry bagel since it pairs quite well with it.Ultimately, the best thing about this place is how genuinely friendly everyone is here. They love helping me and everyone who comes up to their little window. It is a treat to see their smiling faces in the morning!

Came here because of the wonderful smell radiating outside... heads up I believe it is takeout only as it is a small window and it looks like they serve a variety of bagels and sandwiches as well but I came for the pastries to start!Regarding the highlights, I loved the Chocolate Orange Scone it was nice and buttery not too sweet and sooo goood, the brownie was also rich and dark not too sweet! I also loved the chocolate chip cookie as well, the sea salt was a nice addition to offset the sweetness! My partner also loved the raspberry oat bar and I loved how the jam was so fresh and tart to complement the oats!The strawberry cookie was decent though it was more reminiscent of funfetti in my opinion and the banana bread was a bit on the drier end. The cold brew with oat milk was solid, think a slightly less strong Vietnamese coffee without the condensed milk. The hot chocolate was fine, though a perfect addition on a rainy day!Definitely recommend stopping by and I can't wait to sample the rest of the large menu!!!

First time here. So happy for Ashley and so very proud of her accomplishments.I first tried her baking skills when she was the Volunteer Coordinator for Food Runners during the pandemic. Dang, can she bake.Such an adorable little walk up window bakery on 4th and Clement. All Pink and blue outsideVery enticing sweets nicely displayed in the window.HUGE chalk board outside displaying all the other foodie options "not so sweet". Which now I want to try a few of these.We (friend and I) had the Peanut Butter cookie which was chock full of large peanuts, very peanut buttery (how does she do that), super moist w/a nice crisp edge all the way around $4. We also tried the Oatmeal "Golden Raisin" which was off the charts. Again, super moist w/the crisp edge. I could have eaten a dozen of her cookies.Other sweet items also looked very enticing.I shall be back, though sadly parking is $5.00 an HOUR, yep, from Noon to goodness knows when. Gee, thanks SFMTA for this price gouging. Which doesn't make it any easier for small businesses to survive in these most trying times.Walk up window is pretty tiny and not easy to order from because it's about 4' off the ground. Wish they had a little bench to sit at, but there is a nice coffee shop just around the corner to sit and enjoy your goodies.I say run don't walk to this little Bakehouse and support small business.

Great specialty combos. Just a normal bagel and schmear are reasonably priced and they are delicious. Service is a little slow when they're busy, which is probably often, so make sure to be prepared to wait outside for a bit! When we arrived they had also sold out of hot chocolate, a few bagel types/schmears, and one of the hot coffees, so if you're set on something specific maybe go earlier in the day or on a slow day of the week.

Wait, there's a bakery in San Francisco I haven't tried yet? I apologize for my laziness. Let me jump right on that. Batches is in a prime location and when you are in a prime location you are going to get at bats. Make sure you do something with those chances. I wouldn't say they hit a home run here but I think they got on base. Maybe a double. The cookie selection is how you would like it. Can't go wrong with these cookie options. You can have a Very legitimate cookie time here. Honey butter biscuit? Yes for sure. As good as any biscuit you can find. Ask for extra honey butter. The everything bagel with cream cheese spread is good. Just a warning this place takes an outrageously long time to make any of their bagels and they run out of a lot of stuff. I got a standard bagel with spread after about 15 minutes and it wasn't very busy. The bagel wasn't even that warm or toasty either. Makes me suspicious. Either way batches has a dog in the fight in this SF bakery game. It's not elite but in your neighborhood it's very reliable. (4.2 Stars)

The food here is amazing. These two bagels were about $28. I got the hey baby, which was crab, sage and tomatoes on the spread.My girlfriend got the breakfast, which was eggs and bacon and a bagel Service here is amazing. There's a farmers market here every Sunday. The staff are very polite and genuine, and also gave me a goodThe ambience is very nice. It's on the street next to a laundromat.

Saw a sign on the edge of the block for the Batches Bakehouse and decided to try. A cute storefront for grab and go bagels/baked goods. Service was friendly! Was pleasantly surprised by the peanut butter cookie that we tried. Soft, buttery, full of peanuts! Would come back to try their other items.

I found them on Instagram and had to stop by! I biked over and because it's a window, I was able to take my bike up and it was easy to order.I was admiring their cookies, scones, and cupcakes, but ultimately only ordered a Bodega (bacon, egg, cheese) bagel sandwich on an everything bagel ($11). It was toasted to perfection and everything came together to have good flavor. I love the decor and vibe--very pink and feminine and welcoming and warm, as was the service. Will be back if I'm in the area.

Oh my god don't walk run!! This new bakery on the block is delicious and worth the wait!Service was amazing, the woman at the window was super sweeet and thanked ppl for being patient. Got the secret sandwich it's a mixture of I believe two sandwiches on the menu and it was delicious and super filling Also not pictured was their chocolate chip cookie with a sprinkle of sea salt to DIE for probably the best cookie I had in awhile. I'd come back just for that!

Newish bakery serving up bagels and pastries in the Inner Richmond. Located on Fourth Avenue just around the corner from Clement Street (you won't miss it with their big pink signage), you will find this storefront and their menu painted on the windows. Bagels and pastries are made onsite. Item to note is their weekend only offering: Hey Bay-Bae (crab cream cheese, tomato, olive oil, pepper and chives). While a bit different than the other bagels, I felt that it's just okay. The Bodega (bacon, egg and cheddar) was underwhelming. The egg was not very fluffy and we can't taste the bacon. The Pinky's egg salad bagel is very vinegary and probably not to everyone's taste. I would recommend sticking with the classics like your choice of bagels with your choice of cream cheeses which they have quite a few offerings. The Rosemary scone was sweet but the Rosemary and Parmesan in the scone was hard so biting into it is like biting into twigs.Meanwhile their chocolate chip and their peanut butter cookies are pretty delicious. This is a takeout storefront only. No seating. Recently they started to offer iced teas and drip coffees. Service is friendly but tend to be slow at times. Since they are new, they are probably working out their kinks and offerings and hopefully all will be improving over time.