Home Coffee Roasters

My all time favorite coffee shop! The coffees are not only delicious but they're a work of art. I love coming in on a early morning and enjoy the serenity of the shop. There's open seating but it can fill up quickly during busy hours. Let's Avo Cuddle w/ bacon - my go to avocado toast, it's simple, delicious and satisfying Cookie Monster- cookie butter latte for all the biscoff loversBirthday Cake Latte - simply stunning and colorful with a great vanilla flaHonestly haven't had anything here that I haven't liked!

Came here on a Sunday afternoon. Parking was a bit busy but found a spot on the residential street.Ordered a cold brew to-go using the kiosk machine and got our order very quickly. The cold brew was just ok. 7/10Good acidity but felt like the coffee taste overall could be richer.

Ordered an iced lavender latte and could not taste any lavender. There were pieces of lavender plant sprinkled on top which sounds nice in theory, but they were a little awkward to eat/drink because they were so large and there were so many of them. Aside from the lack of lavender taste, it was an okay tasting iced coffee, but really pricey for the small size. It seems from other reviews that people come here for the toast, though, and the food does smell and look quite good from what I saw on someone else's table.

Monday, 11amSecond visit. It's confirmed, Home Coffee Roasters is still in my top 10 of Avocado Toast purveyors. Oh my, 4 choices. Again I went for the Bra-Vo, but added fried egg & bacon crumbles on the side. I find the large amount of bacon overwhelms the avocado, & on the side allows me to garnish at will. The bacon is seriously delicious, just the right amount of chewiness.The sourdough bread actually holds up to the generous avocado mash, be still my heart, bread actually toasted! For some reason this is an issue in San Francisco. If I wanted to be more high maintenance I'd add the cherry tomatoes & red pepper flakes from the Let's Avocuddle. Prices are reasonable for the big city, adding bacon is only $2. I've paid up to $7 elsewhere. Same goes for the $2 fried egg.BTW, there's an order screen I didn't notice, but the friendly woman at the counter didn't seem to mind. No attitude here.For coffee aficionados know that they serve Verve, which is a big deal. I saw a Verve cafe in Tokyo. Support your neighborhood cafe, & note to laptop encampment, read the room, order some food, open up a table if the place is full. Laptop next to me was a clueless couple filling up last table with their backpacks, turning back a nice family. Even Starbucks has enacted a new policy: eat something, then leave. Maybe go to a library?People of San Francisco, Home Coffee Roasters is destination worthy.

This cozy cafe just celebrated 10 years! Their interior is always set with cute designs and the service and vibes are always welcoming and friendly. They have a great menu of lattes including options like cookie monster, red velvet, rose, and the popular birthday cake. Yummy bites like mochi muffins, pastries, and toasts are also available. They have a few locations around the city so be sure to stop by if you're near on of them!

I love home coffee roasters. I've been coming here for a few years so this review is overdue! The coffee shop's unique menu offered a refreshing change from the usual coffee shop fare. I'm always impressed by the creativity and attention to detail that went into crafting each drink.And speaking of attention to detail, the presentation of the drinks are almost too beautiful to drink! Almost. The baristas clearly take pride in their work, and it shows.The service was top-notch - friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable. The staff took the time to explain the different menu options and made great recommendations.The ambience was quiet, charming, and simple, making it the perfect spot to grab a cup of coffee and get some work done or simply relax.

Cozy coffee shop with a good amount of seating - perfect spot to work, hang out, or just to have a nice cup of coffee.I came here on a Sunday afternoon, and it was pretty packed. They have a kiosk for ordering, but I decided to order with the staff since I was also buying beans. For my choice of beans, I got the Peru Organic Cajamarca. Honestly, I wanted all of the beans, because the packaging is so cute! Each bag of beans comes with a complimentary Drip or Cold Brew coffee. I went with a Cold Brew. As for my main drink, I got an iced Hazelnut Latte. This was okay. The hazelnut was very, very subtle. I wanted more hazelnut flavor. This was my second visit to Home, and during my first visit, I got an iced Cookie Monster. I remember that being really good.I have yet to try the beans, but I'm excited to.Overall, I really like Home for its creative drinks, cozy vibes, and cute packaging!

I have worked from this cafe a couple of times and both times were great! Combined with great coffee and good working tables, with a smooth WiFi connection you will be able to focus and get work done! special call out to the churro mochi muffin that I tried recently which was downright delicious

Came on a rainy day and it was perfect spot. Red velvet did taste like cake but not as sweet as I would have preferred. Sea salt caramel was 10/10. Lavender tasted very nice and the smell really makes you feel cozy.Staff was friendly and greeted us asking if we needed help. We didn't wait too long for our drinks.

Their lattes are pretty good; got a hot latte and a hazelnut latte, both of which were nice! Their butter croissant was absolutely delicious. Also tried their 'Let's Avocuddle.' A creative name and a good dish, albeit a tad overpriced ($11 for a single slice). The base is sourdough, but there was very little topping for a thick slice of bread. It is a vegan dish (I wasn't sure from the other reviews here. But the barista was kind enough to check for us). Loved the ambience and service. Staff were friendly and patient!