Farm : Table

Is this the tiniest breakfast in the city? With a super mini latte and personal sized skillet, you get this cute but filling meal! The fresh and homemade ingredients add into all the yummy flavors (ask if they have their housemade spicy sauce available too). Aside from the comforting menu, the interior is a super cozy setting with the corner window area being my fave. This is more of a slow pace local spot, and they also have a no laptop or cell phone rule so come in ready for a chill break from the tech and city life. Be sure to check out their page for more updates on hours and community events!

I didn't looooove this spot honestly. While I love the fact that it's farm to table (as is the name) and the blue matcha latte was pretty (my picture shows it after I took a sip already, oops) I can't say that the flavor of the matcha was very high quality or outstanding, and the breakfast sandwich on a croissant, while it tasted like it certainly was farm to table, didn't taste necessarily better than a non-farm-to-table sandwich. I would give this place another try, and it's a cute place with a few tables outside so it's a nice solo date moment, but it just didn't wow me. Perhaps it was an off day. But if you're looking for a quick bite and you're in the area maybe give this place a shot and see what you think.The service was kind.

We discovered farm.table on a trip to SF and are so glad we did! We started with amazing lattes-my friend had the Nutella latte and I had the maple cinnamon latte-which was so good I came back the next day for another . We shared the French toast which was delectable and the frittata with added sausage which was super yummy. To top of off all the decor in the restaurant is created by a local artist and we were able to purchase some. Great souvenir from SF! Sarah, the owner is absolutely lovely. Check out farm.table!

What a find, small restaurant in Haight Ashbury, sidewalk seating and dog friendly. They brought our son's dog a bowl of water and food, nice touch. They served us cappuccinos with foam art, along with a little cup of fruit. Service was very friendly and food came out as quick as homemade food can be made. I ordered the yogurt and homemade granola which comes with strawberry's and compote, awesome! I also ordered the daily toast, it's a "large" piece of brioche bread covered with marscipone and strawberries, my oh my, just fantastic. Also ordered was the avocado toast which my wife said was the best she'd ever had and an our sons ordered the breakfast sandwiches. It was unanimous that we'd all eat here regularly if we lived here.

Delicious coffee, yummy food and great service. Whether you're sitting inside or outside, this spot is super cozy! It truly has a San Francisco charm to it from the music to design.Limited seating so be sure to come early or not mind a wait! Appeared to be a neighborhood favorite which makes it feel like home.

The food and the coffee is very good, is a place to enjoy freshly prepared food and not for a grab and go, there are variations on the menu per days.Sarah also got nice recommendations of things to do in the city, so if you're interested make sure to ask.Will love to come back if in town again.

Service was very slow, but my goodness was our meal and coffee good. This is the kind of place I've missed since returning to SF.

This place is such a gem. My family of five was looking for a more authentic experience in SF and fell in love with this spot. The woman who served us was so passionate and attentive and patient with our family. I loved the avocado toast and she assembled our kids Nutella toast with adorable faces. 10/10 recommend for a full tummy and smiles!

Went here on a Wednesday morning with my friend. I got the Merpeople Latte with oat milk and the Daily Toast, she got the Breakfast on Brioche. The servers were pretty nice and checked in on us regularly even though we were sitting outside. I was really disappointed in the Merpeople Latte. It didn't taste like matcha in the slightest, and kind of just tasted like watered-down oat milk. Ended up not finishing it. The Daily Toast was alright. It did have a good amount of fruit on it and the mascarpone was decent. The bread was really soft, which I liked. It wasn't anything special, though, and not worth it at all. What really got me was the prices. They're not listed on the menu, so you literally have no idea while ordering. The Merpeople latte was $7.10, the toast was $14, and the brioche was $20. Ridiculous prices even for SF, honestly. Won't be coming back. Wish they had prices on the menu.

The cutest, coziest little breakfast spot. Everyone who works here is so friendly and everything is fresh. Highly recommend :)