Coffee Bodega

I went here because I was recommended by a coworker. I wanted to try their mango drink but they ran out that day. Instead, I tried the matcha latte that was recommended by their cashier. It was so smooth and not grainy at all compared to other places I've tried. It's a super cute area to study or to get some work done.

Need a latte in the financial district?Want to avoid the big box brands?Coffee Bodega checks the boxes. Service was friendly. Only one employee was visible at 8am on a weekday but he turned our drinks around as quickly as possible. Smooth espresso. Strong? Not sure. Pricing is on par with other coffee shops: $6 for the only size they offer.Love the high ceiling and interior greenery. We took our drinks to go but they do have inside seating.

organic salted maple latte was really good! unfortunately I arrived when the shop opened at 7:30am and the espresso machine was still warming up so I only got my coffee at 7:50am :(

A new coffee joint filling in the space of a long departed coffee joint. There are some unique coffee beverages on the menu that are pretty good. The pastries can be a little hit-or-miss, but there are a few goodies.Cherry Danish: Wasn't impressed. Felt like Costco quality. The dough wasn't flaky. The cherry filling wasn't very complex; didn't even have a little tartness.Cannonini Dulce De Leche: Couldn't resist the large vein of dulce de leche in the middle of this tubular pastry. The dulce de leche was, of course, delicious. The pastry itself seemed kinda dry.Alfajor: A classic way to deliver dulce de leche. Buttery cookies surrounding the filling. Excellent when paired with coffee.Carne Asada Empanada: Very hearty, almost like a mini meal. Lots of ground beef jam packed into the crisped pastry shell. Seemed reheated to order, so the dough was bordering on being over cooked, but the filling was great.Spinach & Cheese Empanada: Way more spinach than cheese. It was good for sure, especially if you like greens, but I was hoping for stronger cheese presence.Honey (Raw) Cinnamon Latte: Definitely had a strong cinnamon taste. Tasted sweet enough, so didn't need any extra sugar, though I wouldn't say the honey flavor was dominant. Tasty overall, but felt kinda small for $7.

I ordered a small iced mocha $7 + $1 milk substitute, and it was the most expensive 12oz iced mocha I bought. I understand it's in the financial district, farm to table business, but the price point isn't for me. But anyway the iced mocha was really good.The coffee took a while as well, seeing he's the only one working at that time. Even though I was the first person in line, it felt like I had to wait 5 minutes for my mocha. And that's the only reason I'm giving it 4 stars.

Coffee bodega is one of my favorite coffee shops downtown. There is a surprising lack of great coffee in the area, and Carlos & Carlos Jr have put in a lot of care in getting quality coffee. I usually get the cappuccino or cortado, and they're both great. Love the staff too. This new location is to the side of the salesforce building (next to tendergreens) on Fremont street, and it's got a nice swanky setup inside. Would def recommend.

Coffee Bodega still rates pretty high on my San Francisco coffee detours. Within blocks of Starbucks, Philz and Peet's, Coffee Bodega brews the best cup of coffee.For, now it still remains a quiet cafe where you can easily crack open your laptop or nestle up to read a book.The secret will soon be out, on how delicious this place is, so for now I will enjoy a cup each time I'm in the city.

This is a great spot! I had the cinnamon honey latte and it was perfect. Not too sweet. I love cinnamon in my coffee. Next time I will try the empanadas. Maybe tomorrow!

I stumbled upon this shop during a group lunch outing to Tender Greens, I was in desperate need for a Matcha tea and luckily they had it on their menu . The barista, maybe the owner, appeared to be solo being the bar. He was not very personable, but did shame my oatmilk choice and pointed to coconut milk as the better alternative. I stuck with the oatmilk. The drink was a-ok. but I don't think this will be on my places to go back to.

Coffee connoisseurs know it's not just about the coffee but the whole experience of going to the coffee place, having the barista make your fresh cup of coffee the way you like it and present it to you... otherwise you can make a cup of Jo at home. Well this place has the worst customer service with a rude, judgmental person behind the counter Carlos who happens to be the owner... that just does it for me. If want a great coffee experience in SF there are many amazing places to go.. st Frank's, blue bottle, Cafe Sanaa, Philz the list is endless just not this ridiculous place!