As Quoted

Cindy Tsai

Hip clean place for gluten free farm fresh food! Small menu of salads, sandwiches and drinks. Lightweight fare but tasty and fresh. I had the Chinese chicken salad that had a delicious dressing and some crispy delight on top that thank god there was only one bc I could eat a bag full!! Outdoor seating on nice days and a good place to hang with a laptop

The vegan/GF rice krispie treat and GF chicken caesar wrap are unmatched! Also a great iced latte. I love this place.

Melissa

The vegan/GF rice krispie treat and GF chicken caesar wrap are unmatched! Also a great iced latte. I love this place.

Hazel Gonzalez

I fell in love with this place! As a person with a long list of digestive issues I was excited to find a completely gluten free place to eat. There was also a wide selection left after considering my dairy intolerance and my tree nut and coconut allergies. I will absolutely be returning and I recommend it to others as well!

I start at 5 stars and go down if needed. One bathroom made wait a bit long. Got a scramble and the large broth. One for us to share one to take with. I would probably settle for kettle and fire heated up for the price but it's nice to have and support a small business on a cold day. I have mixed feeling about a place like this where it's like you order like it's in and out but you tip like it's a restaurant? But it's clean. It's quaint and I'm sure they're doing their best. 4 stars across the board I felt like each had room for improvement. Perhaps id hit it with 5 stars if there wasn't a prompt for 18 20 and 22% tip (it could've been 10/15/20 but to me felt like over the counter service)

Fully gluten free spot. Great bagel, good waffle, mediocre potatoes. Price point is good, minimal seating available.

This coffee shop is needed in Presidio Heights. It's hidden in a quiet street where small shops are located. The food was okay, but the coffee is top notch. Edited 1/28/26 The male barista with the glasses deserves a raise. He remembers that I usually bring my own cup and is so detail-oriented that he'd wait until I got there to make my cappuccino to keep it hot. He also made the best cappuccino with foam and correct consistency.

I get the breakfast tacos every week. Sometimes they heat the tortillas and they are delicious. But lately they’ve been serving them on cold corn tortillas that break apart as soon as they are picked up. The ginger bone broth is yummy though.

A lovely Café, serving amazing coffee, but the food was very bland. I came in and asked for avocado & poached egg on toast. They said they could only do it on bread. When it came out, the presentation looked fantastic, but unfortunately it was both textureless and tasteless. The gluten free bread was similar to a rye, but had the texture of a firm cake, with no discernible crust so wasn’t so different to the avocado on top. The avocado really needed seasoning and perhaps some lemon juice to give it some flavour. The coffee was amazing, on the other hand! A really nice morning blend that was not too strong and bitter. The staff were also really pleasant. I’ll come back for the coffee, and perhaps try something different on the menu in case this was an off day.

$15 Salmon Platter + $5 Latte + Tax + Healthy San Francisco + Service Fee = $23.00 Overpriced, filled with people, somewhat clean, healthy food, good energy, latte made *exactly* as ordered, enough seating to work alongside laptops, and conversationalists. Trendy. Good location. Street parking. Wheelchair accessible. Gender neutral bathroom. Back patio is quiet, although to get out there, you have to say you need to make an important call, and sneak out there, as it's closed for diners. $$$ out of $$$$$. I would recommend As Quoted, although I'm not in love.

Rafael DeAusen

I start at 5 stars and go down if needed. One bathroom made wait a bit long. Got a scramble and the large broth. One for us to share one to take with. I would probably settle for kettle and fire heated up for the price but it's nice to have and support a small business on a cold day. I have mixed feeling about a place like this where it's like you order like it's in and out but you tip like it's a restaurant? But it's clean. It's quaint and I'm sure they're doing their best. 4 stars across the board I felt like each had room for improvement. Perhaps id hit it with 5 stars if there wasn't a prompt for 18 20 and 22% tip (it could've been 10/15/20 but to me felt like over the counter service)

Thip R

This coffee shop is needed in Presidio Heights. It's hidden in a quiet street where small shops are located. The food was okay, but the coffee is top notch. Edited 1/28/26 The male barista with the glasses deserves a raise. He remembers that I usually bring my own cup and is so detail-oriented that he'd wait until I got there to make my cappuccino to keep it hot. He also made the best cappuccino with foam and correct consistency.

John-Paul Cross

I get the breakfast tacos every week. Sometimes they heat the tortillas and they are delicious. But lately they’ve been serving them on cold corn tortillas that break apart as soon as they are picked up. The ginger bone broth is yummy though.

James Washer

A lovely Café, serving amazing coffee, but the food was very bland. I came in and asked for avocado & poached egg on toast. They said they could only do it on bread. When it came out, the presentation looked fantastic, but unfortunately it was both textureless and tasteless. The gluten free bread was similar to a rye, but had the texture of a firm cake, with no discernible crust so wasn’t so different to the avocado on top. The avocado really needed seasoning and perhaps some lemon juice to give it some flavour. The coffee was amazing, on the other hand! A really nice morning blend that was not too strong and bitter. The staff were also really pleasant. I’ll come back for the coffee, and perhaps try something different on the menu in case this was an off day.

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$15 Salmon Platter + $5 Latte + Tax + Healthy San Francisco + Service Fee = $23.00 Overpriced, filled with people, somewhat clean, healthy food, good energy, latte made *exactly* as ordered, enough seating to work alongside laptops, and conversationalists. Trendy. Good location. Street parking. Wheelchair accessible. Gender neutral bathroom. Back patio is quiet, although to get out there, you have to say you need to make an important call, and sneak out there, as it's closed for diners. $$$ out of $$$$$. I would recommend As Quoted, although I'm not in love.

This place is hand wavy at best. I should have taken more time to review the menu ahead of time. It was too busy to take time reading the wall. That said… the wet egg is a total nope nope nope for me. The muffin is a bit grainy/sandy and the beet latte is bomb. I wouldn’t pair beet with cinnamon but I like to be a good sport and take things as they come vs always expect the Red Sea to part for me. It’s loud like the other reviews say. Too loud for a meeting or sending emails etc. I wish I would have gone for toast or waffles and I would but the wet egg is enough for me to feel morally violated for many moons.

This place is Nice because oF all the seating they have in here and the plug in For your phone to charge! The only problem I got with this place is the people that work here, I come From the Haight Ashberry district. And boy iF you come to this place and be Looking different! I Never have seen so Much Judgement in My LiFe, people will Literally Look you down and up or give you the weird Look iF you don’t Fit in with the vibe, But the real issue I got with this place is the people that they have working here. I Literally got stood up Just For trying to order something! Completely ignored Me by two gals up Front, And I know they saw Me standing there. Finally had to speak up and say something! And then they decided to serve Me, IF this is how you treat people Just because on the way they Look. Great way to Lose business! Might wanna keep that in Mind.

Jonny

This place is Nice because oF all the seating they have in here and the plug in For your phone to charge! The only problem I got with this place is the people that work here, I come From the Haight Ashberry district. And boy iF you come to this place and be Looking different! I Never have seen so Much Judgement in My LiFe, people will Literally Look you down and up or give you the weird Look iF you don’t Fit in with the vibe, But the real issue I got with this place is the people that they have working here. I Literally got stood up Just For trying to order something! Completely ignored Me by two gals up Front, And I know they saw Me standing there. Finally had to speak up and say something! And then they decided to serve Me, IF this is how you treat people Just because on the way they Look. Great way to Lose business! Might wanna keep that in Mind.

I was excited to see a gluten-free restaurant serving breakfast foods (hard to find), but I was genuinely disappointed by my experience. It took me 45+ minutes to receive my food. I asked an employee about the wait, and she stated a large influx of delivery orders came through. It seems they prioritized the deliveries over the customers in-store, as many people were waiting for their orders. The bone broth was too oily, and the lox was exactly that, nothing unique. The roasted potatoes were disappointing as they weren’t roasted, they were boiled potatoes garnished garlic and chives, served with ketchup. Hoping to have a better experience next time, but I’m less motivated to come again Bone broth: 2/5 -plain tasting -no salt added -oily Roasted Potatoes: 1/5 -not roasted -no salt, lacked flavor -just boiled and cut -undercooked Lox: 3/5 -GF bagel w/ dairy-free cream cheese -mediocre

Parking is very expensive here, even for 5 minutes. Probably not worth it to come once a week, specially for the size of the drinks they come with. I order a large mocha every time, and they give the smallest cup, it’s just not worth it anymore. The food is pretty decent, but I’ve yet to try their avocado toast.

I was so excited to see a dedicated gluten-free restaurant in the neighborhood, but this is a huge miss. Got the chicken salad Sammie on sourdough which was better than typical gluten-free bread, but the chicken salad was tasteless and there was very little of it in this sandwich. Crowded, expensive parking, nowhere to eat. Super bummed.

Angela Wright Baumsteiger

I was so excited to see a dedicated gluten-free restaurant in the neighborhood, but this is a huge miss. Got the chicken salad Sammie on sourdough which was better than typical gluten-free bread, but the chicken salad was tasteless and there was very little of it in this sandwich. Crowded, expensive parking, nowhere to eat. Super bummed.

Andre Tran

I was excited to see a gluten-free restaurant serving breakfast foods (hard to find), but I was genuinely disappointed by my experience. It took me 45+ minutes to receive my food. I asked an employee about the wait, and she stated a large influx of delivery orders came through. It seems they prioritized the deliveries over the customers in-store, as many people were waiting for their orders. The bone broth was too oily, and the lox was exactly that, nothing unique. The roasted potatoes were disappointing as they weren’t roasted, they were boiled potatoes garnished garlic and chives, served with ketchup. Hoping to have a better experience next time, but I’m less motivated to come again Bone broth: 2/5 -plain tasting -no salt added -oily Roasted Potatoes: 1/5 -not roasted -no salt, lacked flavor -just boiled and cut -undercooked Lox: 3/5 -GF bagel w/ dairy-free cream cheese -mediocre

Daniel Kofman

Parking is very expensive here, even for 5 minutes. Probably not worth it to come once a week, specially for the size of the drinks they come with. I order a large mocha every time, and they give the smallest cup, it’s just not worth it anymore. The food is pretty decent, but I’ve yet to try their avocado toast.

Nikolai Portnov

They served a nice soup without bread. I asked for a toast, they hesitated a bit, charged me $2.5 for a single lowest possible quality piece of bread (I wonder where did they get that bread). That ruined the whole experience with the place.

$7 for a tasteless, small matcha, and additional $1 for milk on top of the $6 base price. I’ve never seen anything like this. The café is crowded with many workers, and the atmosphere feels chaotic and disorganized. Two drinks and one soup and breakfast taco costs $50 including tips.

CHLOE CHOE

$7 for a tasteless, small matcha, and additional $1 for milk on top of the $6 base price. I’ve never seen anything like this. The café is crowded with many workers, and the atmosphere feels chaotic and disorganized. Two drinks and one soup and breakfast taco costs $50 including tips.

We are waiting food more than 30 min. Food was cold already, not even tests good. I didn't like it. Basic scramble eggs with sausage and potatoes. That test was terrible. $45 for each person, and bad food it's not good.

Jean Carlos Montilla Gudiño

I was excited because I discovered and is close to my house, but service is really really bad, food is kind of tasteless, the cashier let you alone and run to deliver food and return after minute and asked: What you want?, kind of rude. Pretty bad

Kate O

I really want to like this place but they are literally never ever available. They are always shutting down their POS system and refusing to take orders. It's impossible to enjoy a restaurant when its 1/10 chance its actually open and available