Jane On Larkin

I love cafes like this where breakfast is served all day, giving us so much to choose from on the menu. We got the sausage biscuit with no roasted tomato jam, the roasted mushroom and onion panini, a white chocolate oatmeal cookie, a double chocolate cookie, an iced mocha, and some tea. Everything looked better than it tasted, but that doesn't mean it tasted bad, the presentation was just very appetizing. They were generous with the toppings in the sandwiches, and the biscuit was nice and fluffy and seemingly infused with herbs. The cookies from the display case had good flavor but were a bit too chewy.Outside there is little to no signage, so the cafe is easy to miss from the sidewalk, in a run-down area with homeless scattered throughout. However, the inside is a total 180, a clean and pleasant atmosphere, offering sufficient service and a good amount of seating for dining in.

3.5 stars.I tried the Asian Chicken Salad. Portion was HUGE. Lots of veggies and salad while there was an ok amount of chicken. While I appreciate the portion size, i found the salad to be lacking in flavor. They do have a bunch of other menu items. I would go back and try this place again, but I would skip the salads.

Popped over for a morning coffee while staying with my sister who lives down the street. Ambiance is beautiful! People are working at the tables or engaging with each other. The staff is very nice and welcoming. My quiche was soo good I still think about it. Coffee was amazing. If you are needing coffee while in the TL this is a great respite.

Contemporary, clean, modern cafe in the Tenderloin. 10am got super busy! Where did all these people come from?! Any way that was a rush scared for me. When I arrived at 9:30am it was a clam, one 2 people sitting at the counter on their electric devices waiting for their food to come to them. Tenderloin is not a neighborhood I frequent so since I was in this area, might as well detour and try something new and hope for the best. I heard a lot of good things about the Jane Bakery, but never had chance to venture to the two locations until now. The cafe is a clean well lighted wide open spaces I spent time looking at the tea they sell along the left wall. The pastry display case had a wealth of interesting pastries but the hard part for me is picking the one I wanted to eat now. I finally decided on the last sausage crossiant and the last cheese biscuit. I paid about $13.80 for two pastries, but very well made. I selected the the last two sausage Crossiant and cheese biscuit. Nice and flaky and crispy sausage Crossiant where the sausage had a mild spice to it. The cheese biscuit was nice and solid, good cheese flavor and nice texture. I would order both again. There wasn't much customer service, I just order and grab a napkin and sat at table. I wouldn't mind coming back if I was in the area to try some other pastries and perhaps try some breakfast.

Cute cafe nestled in a not so cute area of SF, this Jane location is the least crowded and less likely to be out of pastries later in the day. I love how their menu is full of dietary restriction friendly options and that they have a booklet that allows you or the staff to easily look into ingredients/allergens! I've gotten a few bowls and salads which are good options for a hearty yet healthy lunch, but the things that keep me coming back are their cookies and nutty bird bread. They're gluten free and plant-based and whenever I'm craving something like a PB&J, the nutty bird bread hits the spot! It's a dense, seedy bread that works well with a heavy topping of almond butter and jam. Way better than the Mill's version in my opinion! Wash that down with one of their coffee drinks, and you've got yourself a decadent breakfast.

Cute little cafe/brunch spot along Larkin! I came in around noon during my lunch break with some coworkers and ordered an iced homemade chai with an extra shot.The lady at the front was super helpful with recommendations and, after making our drinks, offered to make any sweetness adjustments. When it was first made, my chai was a little strong tasting. I had a little bit of simple syrup added to make it sweeter and it was better! The chai flavor itself was more on the subtle side and the espresso added definitely overpowered. As a drink, it was tasty, as a chai, it was alright. The food menu was extensive so I'll definitely be back to grab something to eat next time!

Super cute cafe with helpful staff and quick service. The coffee and food were made perfectly to my specifications. Great quick morning spot

Was staying in the area and looked up breakfast spots , right up the block . Small spot tucked in the tenderloin, not the best area but the food was amazing!!! Just the right amount of servings to get the day started !! They offer coffee and iced coffee as well as juices and smoothies . The service was great and very helpful , unfortunately no alcohol but plenty of liquor stores on every corner , will definitely visit again next time I'm in the bay

I stop by all the time on my way to work and today I guess I was 5 minutes early. Doors open, staff ready to serve. The cashier was taking my order and then what appeared to be a supervisor instructed him not to because it was "5 minutes early". Mind you all I was buying was a cookie. Definitely not the best customer service and I'll take my daily business to another small business in the neighborhood with better customer service.

They always take 20 minutes to make one drink to go. The could easily improve that, but don't. And they make the lightest matcha drink in the city. But advertise online as if they make the darkest green drink. They don't.Also their cocoa almond smoothie comes warm, but in a "cold" cup. Easy enough to add a couple of ice cubes to that, but they don't.