Three Babes Bakeshop — Local services in San Francisco

I was incredibly disappointed by my experience today. After waiting nearly 20 minutes for my order, I was shocked to discover that my bacon, egg, and cheese bagel contained only a single slice of bacon, broken in half to give the illusion of more. Perplexed, I returned to the counter after taking one bite and politely inquired about the portioning, even showing the staff member—who initially appeared just as surprised as I was. However, she then proceeded to explain that there simply may not have been enough bacon available at the time my sandwich was prepared.

I couldn’t help but question—why serve an incomplete sandwich at full price? Rather than acknowledging the issue with understanding, she accused me of raising my voice, which was entirely uncalled for. As a loyal customer who supports this establishment, I expected better. Respect and proper service should be fundamental, and this experience was nothing short of...

Been following Three Babes Bakeshop for a bit, and felt a bit reluctant to indulge in a whole pie, if I couldn’t try it by the slice. But fear not, we found these delicious treats (BY THE SLICE EEEEEE!!) at the ferry building during farmers market on Saturday morning.

Boy oh boy. Listen. I’m a key lime pie lover. A lot of ppl make them. A lot of them are terribly wrong. But not here! The crust. Crumbly. Sweet and salty. The key lime filling. Decadent. The topping, oh geez! Not gonna lie. I sometimes scrape off all the “cream” on other pies bc it’s just some gross “whipped cream” topping. But, again, not here! Yum yum yummm.

Oh yes, and for seconds, we got the blackberry peach rhubarb crumble. Say that five times real fast haha. Okay, but seriously, so so soo good. The fresh fruits. The sweet crumble. Ahh. Consensus across the board. You don’t need to try to slice to order a whole pie. It’s worth it!! Haha....

I'm all for supporting businesses that are providing a good product or service at reasonable prices,regardless of who owns or runs them. This 'minority-owned' business charges what I consider to be very high prices for products that are simply mediocre or average. There is nothing particularly outstanding about the product,service,or environment that justifies the prices charged here. If you think that paying $50+ for a pie that is $10-$15 elsewhere is somehow going to "help the community" then this is just the place for you. If you are more realistic or practical-minded,you would do better to shop elsewhere and hand the money saved directly to someone in need. I do wish them happiness and success,but they really do need to...