Postscript

I always visit here when i'm on a business trip to SF. always have yummy pastries, healthy lunch and breakfast options, and fresh flower by the door. I love look through the nicnacks they have as well!I stick to a cold brew or ice americano. always does the job they have house made almond milk too. i'm picky about coffee but I always enjoy this place! very pretty ambiance as well.

Listen, any café that can make me forget I'm paying Financial District prices (almost) deserves recognition. Postscript, tucked away in Jackson Square where power suits meet creative professionals, is a story of hits and minor misses - kind of like a barista's first attempt at latte art.The hits? Their pastry game is strong enough to make a French baker nod in approval (my wife swears by their peanut butter and jelly cookies - and she's not wrong), and their smoothies could convince a juice skeptic to convert. The matcha hits that perfect sweet spot between earthy and smooth, and their bone broth might just be the FiDi's best kept secret for battling those fog-chilled mornings. The space itself is a winner - offering plenty of seating for both laptop warriors and client coffee dates, plus an open refrigerated section stocked with enough grab-and-go options to make your decision-making skills malfunction. Perfect for those "I have exactly 7 minutes before my next meeting" moments.Now, about those prices - they're playing in the "prime SF real estate" league, which is a tier above the regular "I guess this is San Francisco" pricing. And while most of the staff could teach a masterclass in customer service (shoutout to the gentleman who served me - impeccably courteous despite overcharging me), a few team members seem to have graduated from the "you're lucky to be here" school of hospitality.But here's the thing - much like how we tolerate the FiDi lunch rush for those perfect fog-free days, these minor gripes don't overshadow the overall experience. Between the quality of its offerings and the prime Jackson Street location, Postscript earns its place in the city's competitive café scene. Just maybe double-check your receipt - your end-of-month expense report will thank you later.

What a cute cafe, gourmet grocer, and shop with fresh flowers. Stumbled upon this place while walking around the Jackson proper. Glad we made a stop. Thought it was a stationery place because of the name. Had the apple matcha since they didn't have the advertised strawberry matcha latte. It was pretty good with the apple "essence". It was towards the end of the day, so the grab and gos were pretty slim. I loved the different gift items they had like candles, sprays, olive oils, chips etc.

My mistake for wanting to try a dupe of an already overpriced smoothie... this is like a more pretentious Community Goods. The staff didn't seem too inviting. The smoothie itself tasted just okay but would rather have the one from Erewhon. Plus it's smaller for the same price of $20

Was pleasantly surprised by the shop. The shop is so cute and very aesthetic on the inside. Lots of places to sit and enjoy your food or drink. They had lots of ready to go prepackaged foods and drinks, coffee, tea and even alcoholic drinks. We ordered the berry glow smoothies which is supposed to be a dupe for the erewhon Hailey Bieber smoothie. We ordered and got our drinks quickly. The smoothie was delicious and not too sweet or tart but I do wish it was colder in temperature. The chocolate chip cookie was perfectly chewy and crunchy on the edges. Would love to come back next time I'm in the city and try a new smoothie flavor

This review is only for the coffee, didn't give the food or anything else a try. The coffee was really bad though, which was surprising given that they roast their own beans. So burnt to the point of being practically undrinkable, just getting waves of dark bitterness in every sip. It's also quite expensive. My cortado was pushing 6 dollars which surprised me, and all the smoothie options were close to 20. There is a ton of seating both inside and out though!Definitely don't recommend just for the coffee!

What a lovely cafe and grocer! It is upscale, so everything is a little pricey, but you get access to a beautiful store full of gifts, like coffee table books, candles, spices, fancy pastas, chocolates and more. All fun to peruse after you order from the cafe in the back. It's larger than it looks from the outside because a giant display shelf splits the space in two. This is plenty of seating: Window-front barstool seating, 3 large communal tables with barstools, and tables outdoors. There is one single-stall unisex bathroom indoors, accessible via a code. It's also relatively quiet here. For food and drink, they have a variety of coffee beverages, smoothies, and delicious pastries from Craftsman & Wolves. They also have ready-to-go meals and snacks in the fridge and coolers. I order with my phone number to earn points in their loyalty program, which is powered by the Local by Toast app.

Great grab and go lunch spot in Jackson Square. Postscript has a wide selection of salads, bowls and other snack items that you can add on to your lunch (or...have as a snack). It was quite crowded when I was there on a Wednesday, but there are multiple registers open which makes it quick for customers who aren't ordering anything customized. I had the Nourish Bowl which was both satisfying and healthy. Will definitely return if I'm in the neighborhood!

Postscript is located in Jackson Square and has such a great collection of specialty items that would be great for gifts. They also have a cafe attached and a bunch of to-go items needed to breakfast/lunch. It kind of reminds me of Epicurean Trader on Union Street! It's my second time here, so it is a repeater on my list. First time, we got the maca cloud (which is my personal favorite) and the breakfast sandwich. Loved both and totally warranted a second visit. Second time, we got the berry glow and the marine layer. I liked the berry glow but some might find it too strawberry forward. I personally didn't like the marine layer since it was heavy on the pineapple flavor and not usually what I go for. But overall, I think these smoothies are a good once in a while treat (since they are $20 each!).

Stopped by here while in the financial district near China Town. I got there early before a line was too bad. And everything was super fresh. Had the chestnut croissant which was perfection. And also had their chocolate chip and double chocolate cookies, which were also terrific. This place is a legit home run.