Chestnut Street Coffee Roastery

Quick service, a nice comfort-food menu, and a gorgeous interior. This feels like a perfect example of your typical 90's italian-themed coffee shop. Various roasts for sale at the counter. I had the house blend and a granola oat-jack (which despite it's health-nut connotation was actually super delicious). Clean bathrooms and friendly staff. Great for a quick cheap breakfast if you're a morning warrior.

Great local coffee shop! I love how it's cozy but not too small - so many people are working here yet it somehow maintains a good balance between buzzy and quiet. Coffee here is also great and I'm excited to try the pastries as well. There's a full community board that lists local events so this spot just really has it all.

What a fantastic find! The coffee is great and the cafe and seating is lovely. The breakfast sandwich was not something I'd order again (toooo much scrambled egg) but it got me through my morning. Came back the next morning for a repeat of the hazelnut oatmilk latte.

Went here after running a 5k and the breakfast sandwich was so good, as well as the coffee. The service was easy and fast. And the vibe of place is like an old school Roastery. It was quick, good, and reasonably priced (for the city.)

All of the cups are to-go cups. No vegan food options. Mocha has too much sugar. Soy/oat/almond milk costs $0.75 extra.

Love this cafe and it's vibes. Lots of locals and regulars come here. Inside has a vintage cafe charm and they roast their own coffee beans in house. Family owned and owners are super sweet. Coffee is nice and balanced. They do have oat and almond milk.

Great coffee spot.Ordered: Banana nut bread Iced chaiCheck out the giant roaster in the back

Great coffee, kind people, and a homey ambiance. I can't recommend the pumpkin bread enough!

The coffee at Coffee Roastery isn't the best I've ever had. It doesn't have to be. This cafe is a throwback. There's a sense of community with the husband-and-wife team opening every day at 6:30 and having an unspoken chemistry. They know the regulars' orders and ask them how their trips to Europe were. It's a portal to an older San Francisco: the coffee was worse, the signage handwritten, the paneling wood. The collective was vibrant and intertwined. As Heraclitus said, 'Change is the only constant in life,' and Coffee Roastery stands as a nostalgic refuge against the relentless tide of time.

Spacious coffee shop with high ceilings, natural lighting, and fresco style wall paintings. Being here transports you to relaxing vacation mode. All the drinks I have tried have been top notch.Husband and wife team San and Rose are down to earth personable yet extremely hardworking. Talking to them makes you feel special and comfortable, like family.