Marigold Café

This place is pure MAGIC. My daughter and I visited for the holiday fair yesterday and it was amazing! The space is so cute -- both inside and outside. It's bright with so many flowers and such a relaxing spot to visit. One of the owners designed a beautiful little bouquet that smells amazing. And I had the best ever latte (iced vanilla rose) and a croissant for my daughter. At the holiday fair, we also bought delicious wine to share with my husband and loved the jewelry, Christmas ornaments, mugs, and more! Now that I know where this is, I can't wait to come back! Parking was a bit tricky but we found a spot a block away and luckily didn't get a parking ticket.

I finally got to visit Marigold Cafe after having it on my bucket list for so long!I tried the lavender matcha, and it was absolutely delicious. What I loved most about the cafe is how it doubles as a coffee shop and a flower shop right next door, with plenty of charming outdoor seating to enjoy.The staff were incredibly sweet and welcoming, and the entire space smelled amazing and looked absolutely stunning. It was such a delightful experience!

such a pleasant concept! lovely flower arrangements and very small interior. unfortunately we came when the shop was away for lunch so just coffee for us! note: no public restroom!!!service was lovely and fast. no line at the time we went. i love the set up, however parking is a little difficult (street). i wanted to try their signature strawberry matcha latte but they were sold out so i stuck with a regular. the 3/5 stars comes from the drink quality, unfortunately this latte was just not what I expected and tasted like sour milk, for $7.

I was really excited to visit this cafe, especially with its unique concept of a combined flower shop and coffee bar behind it. The interior is absolutely stunning, with beautifully curated decor and displays in both spaces. It's a place that visually invites you in and begs for photos, especially if you appreciate aesthetically pleasing environments.However, if you're looking for great coffee and a welcoming atmosphere, you might want to explore other cafes in the area.I visited with a friend to catch up, and we were immediately impressed by the charming flower shop at the entrance. When we found the coffee shop in the back, it was even more beautiful. But unfortunately, that's where the positive experience ended.While I was taking photos of the cafe, the barista made a snarky comment, which set an awkward tone for the rest of our visit. I ordered the honeysuckle latte, but it tasted like a standard latte without the honey or vanilla notes it advertised. For $7.60, I expected something a bit more special. My friend's lavender matcha latte also disappointed, with its dull color and lack of matcha flavor, suggesting lower-quality ingredients and the use of culinary grade matcha (it looked like).When I later inquired about the restroom, the same barista responded with a curt "no public restroom," which felt unnecessarily harsh.Although the space is undeniably gorgeous, the poor customer service and mediocre drink quality left a lot to be desired. I wouldn't return, but I'm giving two stars purely for the interior design.

Cute concept! I'm a cafe junkie and appreciate unique, delicious and easy going spots in the city. A friend of mine sent me a video of this spot and was thrilled to see the blend of flowers and coffee!Yummy cappuccino with whole milk (only other option is Oak) and a few Dynamo donuts to pair it with. I was a little disappointed that they didn't have flowers setup in the cafe - huge selling point. But perhaps they didn't arrive until the actual flower shop opens.Some dog treats, water station and limited seating - but a cute parklet out front!The person helping me out was polite but clearly uninterested to engage beyond answering my questions about the store. I would love to come back and swoop a coffee while checking out the floral space next door.

I found this little gem near my work. It's tucked away on 21st street and York street. They make amazing tasting coffee and I highly recommend the rose vanilla bean latte. You can taste the rose and leaves a lovely flowery taste on your mouth. Highly recommend. SFGH employees get a 10%.

A cozy, warm and cute neighborhood coffee spot that also sells flowers. Popped in to get a morning drink after a recommendation.I ordered the seasonal, strawberry matcha latte (ice). Please note, their milk is already sweeten so you cannot adjust the sweetness. Unfortunately, the drink was quite disappointing. I ordered the strawberry matcha latte, expecting something fresh and flavorful, especially during peak strawberry season. However, instead of real strawberries, the drink contained strawberry syrup, which felt a bit underwhelming for the $8 price point. I was hoping for a more authentic and high-quality experience for the price. I'll stick to Stonemill. I took away another star for the barista's demeanor. He was subtly cold and rude with a low-key unfriendly edge.

Lovely little plant cafe! We got the honey latte, which was piping hot and well-made. The interior is so beautiful, and the floral arrangements were so elegant and unique.

WARNING:San Francisco Secret Cafe Coffee shop is amazing!Tucked away in the neighborhoods of the Mission is Marigold...no not the elegant flower boutique but their Cafe Coffee Shop. On my lunch break from the hospital is a quick drop in at Marigold, located on the corner of 21st Street and York you'll find this cozy cafe.Decor: Beautifully Amazing with gorgeous flowers all around.Beverages: Tasty coffee and blends.Yes I'll be back and Do Recommend.

Got the iced lavender matcha, I thought it was great. Not much seating inside or outside. They have a section with flowers and little trinkets. Will definitely come again.