Souvenir Coffee Co. — Restaurant in San Francisco

It's like your walk in closet got converted into a little coffee shop, it's really cute. But they are anything but cute about their coffee. . .

I came for my morning fix after the lines at The Mill and somewhere else were hella long, and I'm glad they were because I've been wanting to stop by here for awhile, and now I finally did! The fact that I didn't hop back into my car to go there 3 or 4 blocks, but rather enjoying the stroll up Divis made me realize I'm far from my Los Angeles roots.

The order: Drip coffee, light roast (baristas suggestion), and she made it a red eye . . . just wow!

Coffee tasted great, not too acidic like other local brands I'm not too fond of . . . good balance, etc but damn, I was on a good one for the rest of the day. I had to excuse myself from my meeting twice within the hour and I assured my client I was not on crack, but I had a nice healthy tremble where I was jotting down notes like a mad man, creating new and innovative ideas out of thin air, and I could have sworn I was flying in-between parallel universes until I came crashing down a good 7 hours later, but man was it worth it. It was a coffee high that I've been craving and I finally got.

Whatever it is, I'm in and I'll be in at least once every week, especially when I need to fly to accomplish everything and nothing all at the same time. So do yourself a favor, catch that red eye here when you need it. And even if you don't, it's a cute little spot with revisiting...

Honestly the viatnamese iced coffee was really good but the service was aweful, quite non existent. When I walked in the girl at the register was engulfed within her hoodie stretched out to cover her all the way to her feet and could not be bothered to at least give a greeting any acknowledgment to say welcome in nothing. I order and there are no words she just types it in and says the price. The young lady that poured my drink stated something to the girl at the register that she was going to do to see if she was ok. The girls response was “I don’t care do you see me? Do you see me?!” The young lady said “yeah we see you” and I felt for her because she might as well be alone. The complete lack of professionalism made me upset that I spent any money at all in this coffee shop with so many others that we can go to. Based on todays experience it is unlikely that I would be back. The worker needs a good wake up call, she is getting paid to work at the very least look presentable and say Hello....

Cute narrow little coffee shop with a fun ambience. Lots of coffee options and a few other drink options. They also have snacks like fancy pastries/breads, including a fabulous looking marshmallow bread. My oat chai latte was unfortunately a bit disappointing compared to those I've had elsewhere. This place has a really nice interior with high ceilings, what looks like reclaimed wood and bricks, and industrial style flooring. There's minimal seating: only a few stools by the window, plus a few more stools near the back where the drinks are being prepared, so this isn't a great place to meet a friend or hang out for a while indoors. Since the place is so small, everyone would likely be able to overhear your conversation. There is some seating outdoors in a small fenced...