Caffe Roma Coffee Roasting Co.
885 Bryant St, San Francisco
(415) 296-7662
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885 Bryant St, San Francisco
(415) 296-7662
I am an avid fan of this coffee shop. This is my go-to place whenever I need good coffee and tasteful cookies. The staff at this place are super friendly and helpful. I always feel like I get a warm welcome when I come here. This coffee shop has it all. The prices are very affordable as well. Can't wait to go back here! Highly recommended!
Great coffee, friendly service
very disappointing unfortunately, had looked forward to coming here, my office is close by. i can’t say i’ll be back any time soon
I’ve always been annoyed with the $5 minimum they have on credit cards, when all I’m ever interested is coffee and tea. But it’s never been a problem because I’d just tell them to round it up and they would.
Hit or miss coffee depending on the Brew you get for the day.
The Latin guy that works there totally ignored me. For some reason was nice and polite and greeted the man behind me. When I paid for my Coffee the guy didn't even give me eye contact. I had ask for a light roast or a medium roast coffee and to find out the only option is a dark roast. I will never go there again not just because of the Coffee situation but because of the Latin guy that works up front. Made me feel very uncomfortable and unimportant as a customer.
Nice accommodating coffee spot . The breakfast is okay but the environment is very calming just how a coffee shop should be.
Great spot for coffee tea and hot office women
Stunning breakfast and coffee. Friendly and accommodating staff.
Great coffee, great food, just a great little place with friendly staff.
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Wish there were power outlets to work on a laptop. Otherwise, nice cafe.
Great coffee, great food, just a great little place
Fast service, friendly guy behind the counter. Has WiFi. Good coffee, and the snacks looked tasty but I didn't try any.
Coffee and drinks are pretty good. Food good too. Prices are good
Really good coffee, but don't roll in here with a fifty dollar bill -- they don't accept 50s or 100s because they are afraid of "counterfeit bills." When I said they could get a pen that makes it easy to detect counterfeit bills and keep your real customers happy, the woman at the cash register was not exactly pleased and ended up argumentative. Maybe she forgot I'm the customer trying to give her money. I ended up paying with a 20 and skipped the tip (why tip with this flack?). I'll go to other nearby roasters who know how to work well with paying customers.
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