Rise & Grind Coffee and Tea

A Must-Try in the Mission District. There's no shortage of coffee spots in the Mission, but Rise & Grind Coffee is one you absolutely need to check out.Located on a nice corner, this café has a minimalist decor with aesthetic tables and stools that create a welcoming and cozy vibe. The baristas are incredibly friendly, adding to the warm atmosphere.I had the pleasure of trying their cookie butter latte, and wow--what an experience! The texture was velvety smooth, with the perfect balance of sweetness and cookie flavor complementing the espresso. Easily a new favorite! Hats off to the team for crafting such a delicious drink.Whether you're looking for a place to work or catch up with someone special, this spot has the perfect setting. They also offer a great selection of pastries and healthy food options, which I'm excited to try next time.Do yourself a favor--stop by and treat yourself!

I swung by to try one of their creative lattes, this time the Cookie Butter Latte. It's delicious! Not overly sweet, which is good. The space has high ceilings and would be a great place to work remotely from as there are little booths, but all the booths were taken and there was only windowside seating and a communal table available at noon on the weekday I dropped in. I'll have to come back the next time I'm in Mission district and try one of their other creative lattes. I only wish that this location was open past 1 PM, especially on weekends.

Visited Rise & Grind on NY day and it did not disappoint. The inside is pretty spacious for a coffee shop. High ceilings and I think I saw seating upstairs too. Menu was straight forward. Service was standard. The barista was kind enough to share their most popular drinks. Drinks were priced fairly. What I love about Rise & Grind is that you can really taste the espresso and coffee in their drinks. The additional flavors or syrups or milk don't overpower the coffee.Vanilla Cold Brew - they use vanilla coffee beans for their cold brew and not vanilla syrup. This was a 10/10. Perfect strong taste with hints of vanilla.Peppermint Mocha, Iced Horchata Latte, and Iced Pumpkin Spice Latte - our party also ordered these drinks. Although I did not try these drinks for myself, they all enjoyed their drinks and highlighted how they could still taste the coffee/espresso which is always a good sign.I've been to the Rise & Grind in Oakland and it's my first time visiting this location. I'm glad to see the branches are all consistent with the quality of their drinks.

I came here on Monday morning and it was popping. It wasn't too busy but there was people working, hanging with friends or just eating their breakfast sandwiches!I was so excited to try this place out since I heard so much about their special coffee flavors. I ordered the cookie butter latte and a breakfast sandwich and both were delicious and worth the price!The cookie butter had a lot of flavor and I recommend getting it iced. The breakfast sandwich had so much flavor and the portion were pretty big. The staff here are really nice and gave me recommendations, also there are a lot of space to sit and a lot of good lighting!!!

I used to LOVE going to Rise & Grind for a Black Sesame Oat Milk Matcha. Recently I went back and was sad to say the matcha no longer feels high quality. It doesn't feel well mixed, leaving many clumps at the bottom. It also doesn't feel as sweet as before. The black sesame milk is the same, but the matcha notes are missing from the drink.

Man I wish this place was open for longer!! The only thing that's sad is that they close at 1pm. The store is sooo cute and there's lots of seating and good wifi! I got a Vietnamese egg custard coffee and it was delicious; so hard to find this drink in SF. I'm definitely coming back to try more of their fun drinks!

I ordered a breakfast sandwich and a latte from this place on UberEats last week and when my food came, all of the avocado on the sandwich was rotten (I was able to get a refund through ubereats so it was fine). I figured that they must've had been having an off day that day and everyone deserves a second chance). I ordered a breakfast sandwich and latte again this morning and the avocado was rotten again! I wanna like this place so bad because the coffee was bomb but cmon now, who wants to eat a sandwich with avocado that looks like this?

I only go here for their horchata lattes because I can't get it anywhere else. I usually take out-of-towners to a breakfast place a couple blocks away and then Rise & Grind to start the rest of our day with coffee. The last few times I've been here early on the weekends though, I've been disappointed by their service... the general attitude has been a bit unwelcoming and I'm not sure if it's just because the staff is training when I'm there. There were four baristas working last time I went and there were maybe two or three other customers besides me and my party. No one called out orders when they were on the counter for pickup so I went up after I saw a couple that might be ours. When I asked about which drink was which (since they weren't labeled), I felt like I was being an inconvenience for asking - the staff were all chatting with each other by the espresso machines so I had to interrupt. I'm still going to come back because the menu here is extensive and they have fun lattes, but I hope they can train some of their staff to be just a bit more hospitable. The four stars are simply for the drinks and nothing else.

This is my new go to spot. First off, this shop is so spacious and welcoming. It also has great light and plenty of seating. The first time I came, I ordered the iced black sugar latte. I enjoyed it so much that I thought about it all week and could not wait to go that next weekend (trying to have self control). The second week, it tasted just as good. If you have a sweet tooth and like the taste/consistency of lattes, this is a good drink for you. The syrup sinks down to the bottom initially but even when its not all stirred in, the drink still tastes sweet and consistent throughout. Mixing helps of course. Be sure to mix it with a wooden stick or shake it because they don't have straws. My husband enjoyed his vanilla latte both times. His only feedback about it was that he wish it were larger in size.

Since I'm a tea drinker I was hearted to find a place promising Coffee & Tea in their title. The London Fog didn't disappoint. Well, it was more like a tea latte since I rejected the vanilla syrup. Anything with syrup ingredient not for me. I did forget to ask what kind of tea. I'm more a plain old English Breakfast person, so was suspicious of the slight floral/spice taste. But that's just me. And have to admit, drink was delicious.This is a wonderful cafe to hang out in. Sadly, the 4 booths were permanently taken up by a laptop village. Luckily, there's plenty of space. Large picture windows, giant wall mural on outside. Had to put on the bb cap because it was yet another beautiful day in the Mission, & the counter table was flooded with sun beams. Poor me. There's also a large communal table, but I'm too old for stools with no back support. On my way to the bathroom I noticed some mystery stairs with no signage. Is it an office? Supply room. Of course I had to find out.Forget what I said about seating. There's another room upstairs! Anyway, great place.I'll definitely be back.