The 2005 flagship that helped launch SF's third-wave scene. Ritual works directly with most of...
Best SF Coffee Roasters
Coffee nerds in San Francisco will find roasters here that source, roast and pour their own beans, spread from the Mission and SoMa to the Outer Sunset, Cow Hollow, Potrero Hill and the edge of Golden Gate Park. Ritual Coffee Roasters' Valencia Street flagship helped launch the city's third-wave scene; try the Sweetness espresso blend. Sightglass roasts on vintage Probat machines inside a converted SoMa warehouse. Out near Ocean Beach, Andytown's Snowy Plover pours espresso over sparkling water with whipped cream. Wrecking Ball's co-founder Trish Rothgeb is credited with naming the third wave, and Sextant focuses on beans from founder Kinani Ahmed's native Ethiopia, best tasted as a pour-over.
Flywheel, known for siphon coffee and donuts, sits across from Golden Gate Park, so grab a cup before a walk.
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The Morrison brothers' first roastery and coffee bar, where beans are roasted on vintage Proba...
The Outer Sunset's neighborhood roaster since 2014. Order the Snowy Plover, espresso over spar...
Co-founder Trish Rothgeb is credited with naming the third wave of coffee. The Union Street ba...
Founded by Aquiles Guerrero, whose family has deep roots in coffee. Known for siphon coffee an...
Founder Kinani Ahmed roasts beans with a focus on his native Ethiopia. Go for a pour-over of a...
Master roaster Andrew Barnett's coffee once won San Francisco Magazine's best espresso. The Po...