The breakfast sandwich was good, but the lack of transparency in pricing sours the experience. The breakfast sandwich is $10 in person, $11 on the website, and $12.55 in Google maps, and all the online options claim to not have a service fee. Yeah, I'm sure it's hard to run a business and there's plenty of blame to go around, but that's not my problem, and one thing I can do about it is express my disappointment in the form of this review.
Food: 4
Thomas Dymond
Come hungry, leave stuffed.Fluffy crispy buttery biscuits. Yum.Would like to add sauce to the breakfast one, as was a little dry.Coffee not to my taste but wife loved it. Marmite I guess.Little sun trap back yard was great on a windy morning.Bring your walking shoes as only two blocks from the park, you better get going to walk off the stuffing.
Recommended dishes: Special Breakfast Sandwich, Sandwich
The Tourist Trip
Fresh Beignets every sunday and their fruity scones are so yummy, so so rich and not dried out.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Eddie Valadez
Here is my review of Devil's tooth Baking Co. Outer Richmond. The food is not for the faint of heart. Definitely be ready to throw down. I enjoyed the regular breakfast sandwich and later a BLT for lunch. After both sandwiches were gobbled down I did not need dinner. The biscuits are 10 stars, flaky, soft, and buttery. Honestly, I always hurt myself eating here but the pain is enjoyable. I highly recommend a visit.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Special Breakfast Sandwich
Sarah M
Really good sandwiches, the Special is particularly awesome. The pastries are excellent too, every thing I've had has been yummy. They have a patio out back but it is not pet friendly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sandwich, Lemon Bar
VTEC YO
I was waiting for a bus and asked if a BLT would be ready in ten minutes. Somehow a sandwich with 5 ingredients took 15 minutes to be made and I missed my bus. Dude didnt even wrap it right and half of it fell on the ground as he handed it to me. barista boy working front of house couldn’t be bothered to make a sandwich and paced around until his coworker came up 5-10 minutes later to make my sandwich. Will never come back
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Bay Walker
Great soup for lunch—though it wasn’t as hot as expected. Terrific house salad. Decaf oat milk latte was delicious! Not many gluten free of vegan items.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Tony Oates
Small bakery with pretty minimal decor. Ordered a breakfast sandwich that turned out to be almost as large as half a brick. Lots of egg, cheese bacon and who knows what else inside. Taste was good but it didn’t look very appealing. Phone ordered ahead so didn’t experience any problems with wait time, which can be irritating at lunchtime. Staff are friendly. Prices are, well, it’s San Francisco. Worth it for breakfast/lunch if you’re really hungry.Parking: Spaces on the street in front of the shop.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Special Breakfast Sandwich, Sandwich
Andrew R.
Maybe I just ordered the wrong thing, but I'm not sure I understand the hype for this place. I ordered the avocado toast and a coffee cake pastry. The avocado toast was... not good. The 'toast' was literally just bread (no butter or seasoning) and the 'avocado' was also just avocado (no salt, no seasoning). I guess that's what I ordered, but I was hoping it was have some seasoning or flavor to make it a little more exciting. The pastry was pretty good, but definitely not up to par with other SF pastry shops in the area. The restaurant itself is cute, with limited seating options inside and an outdoor seating area out back. The staff were super friendly and the service was speedy for the most part.
Brooke P.
Love the classic breakfast sandwich with perfectly crispy bacon, flaky biscuit and opportunity to shop for a book while in line.
I love the one in the sunset, but the one in the Richmond was a definitely a real disappointment. $11 for an alleged tuna melt. it was actually a lettuce sandwich with about an ounce of tuna on each side. So bad it wasn't even worth returning as I love the idea of bakeries in cooperatives and places that are supported by the employees, and or worker owned but this lettuce sandwich that cost $11 was not a tuna melt. What a bummer what a bummer.
Danielle L.
Devil's Teeth is one of my favorite places to spend a weekday morning! Their breakfast sandwiches are def a treat, but they're so delicious. I love getting the Special Breakfast Sandwich since it comes with the aioli and avocado. I've been to both the Outer Sunset and Richmond locations, and the line felt shorter at the Richmond one (but you can save time by ordering online in advance)!
Sharon G.
I have heard of this place for many years and finally got a chance to try it out. We came around 1pm and there was no line! I went with my family and we all ordered the special breakfast sandwich. I chose to change my bacon to sausage. The sandwich was good but i was disappointed by how small the sausage was. The sausage itself only covered about half my sandwich. The special aioli was good but the sandwich could have used some tabasco or tapatio sauce. The biscuit itself was delicious and I'm not usually a fan of biscuits. There is seating inside the restaurant and plenty of seating outdoors in the back! They also have a small bookshelf of books from green apple bookstore.
Daisy G.
Service was quick and they were nice. The inside was clean and had nice aesthetics. The sandwiches were good, felt like it couldve had some hot sauce like tapatio or sriracha. One sandwich was definitely too much for one person. It was also very filling, would definitely share next time!
Phil Ritchie
Small coffee/bakery shop. The coffee is decent. The breakfast sandwiches are very good. Buttermilk biscuit with a large portion of egg and some thick, crunchy bacon. I went out of my way just to get this sandwich, you should too.
The breakfast sandwich was good, but the lack of transparency in pricing sours the experience. The breakfast sandwich is $10 in person, $11 on the website, and $12.55 in Google maps, and all the online options claim to not have a service fee. Yeah, I'm sure it's hard to run a business and there's plenty of blame to go around, but that's not my problem, and one thing I can do about it is express my disappointment in the form of this review.
Food: 4
Come hungry, leave stuffed.Fluffy crispy buttery biscuits. Yum.Would like to add sauce to the breakfast one, as was a little dry.Coffee not to my taste but wife loved it. Marmite I guess.Little sun trap back yard was great on a windy morning.Bring your walking shoes as only two blocks from the park, you better get going to walk off the stuffing.
Recommended dishes: Special Breakfast Sandwich, Sandwich
Fresh Beignets every sunday and their fruity scones are so yummy, so so rich and not dried out.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Here is my review of Devil's tooth Baking Co. Outer Richmond. The food is not for the faint of heart. Definitely be ready to throw down. I enjoyed the regular breakfast sandwich and later a BLT for lunch. After both sandwiches were gobbled down I did not need dinner. The biscuits are 10 stars, flaky, soft, and buttery. Honestly, I always hurt myself eating here but the pain is enjoyable. I highly recommend a visit.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Special Breakfast Sandwich
Really good sandwiches, the Special is particularly awesome. The pastries are excellent too, every thing I've had has been yummy. They have a patio out back but it is not pet friendly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sandwich, Lemon Bar
I was waiting for a bus and asked if a BLT would be ready in ten minutes. Somehow a sandwich with 5 ingredients took 15 minutes to be made and I missed my bus. Dude didnt even wrap it right and half of it fell on the ground as he handed it to me. barista boy working front of house couldn’t be bothered to make a sandwich and paced around until his coworker came up 5-10 minutes later to make my sandwich. Will never come back
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Great soup for lunch—though it wasn’t as hot as expected. Terrific house salad. Decaf oat milk latte was delicious! Not many gluten free of vegan items.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Small bakery with pretty minimal decor. Ordered a breakfast sandwich that turned out to be almost as large as half a brick. Lots of egg, cheese bacon and who knows what else inside. Taste was good but it didn’t look very appealing. Phone ordered ahead so didn’t experience any problems with wait time, which can be irritating at lunchtime. Staff are friendly. Prices are, well, it’s San Francisco. Worth it for breakfast/lunch if you’re really hungry.Parking: Spaces on the street in front of the shop.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Special Breakfast Sandwich, Sandwich
Maybe I just ordered the wrong thing, but I'm not sure I understand the hype for this place. I ordered the avocado toast and a coffee cake pastry. The avocado toast was... not good. The 'toast' was literally just bread (no butter or seasoning) and the 'avocado' was also just avocado (no salt, no seasoning). I guess that's what I ordered, but I was hoping it was have some seasoning or flavor to make it a little more exciting. The pastry was pretty good, but definitely not up to par with other SF pastry shops in the area. The restaurant itself is cute, with limited seating options inside and an outdoor seating area out back. The staff were super friendly and the service was speedy for the most part.
Love the classic breakfast sandwich with perfectly crispy bacon, flaky biscuit and opportunity to shop for a book while in line.
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I love the one in the sunset, but the one in the Richmond was a definitely a real disappointment. $11 for an alleged tuna melt. it was actually a lettuce sandwich with about an ounce of tuna on each side. So bad it wasn't even worth returning as I love the idea of bakeries in cooperatives and places that are supported by the employees, and or worker owned but this lettuce sandwich that cost $11 was not a tuna melt. What a bummer what a bummer.
Devil's Teeth is one of my favorite places to spend a weekday morning! Their breakfast sandwiches are def a treat, but they're so delicious. I love getting the Special Breakfast Sandwich since it comes with the aioli and avocado. I've been to both the Outer Sunset and Richmond locations, and the line felt shorter at the Richmond one (but you can save time by ordering online in advance)!
I have heard of this place for many years and finally got a chance to try it out. We came around 1pm and there was no line! I went with my family and we all ordered the special breakfast sandwich. I chose to change my bacon to sausage. The sandwich was good but i was disappointed by how small the sausage was. The sausage itself only covered about half my sandwich. The special aioli was good but the sandwich could have used some tabasco or tapatio sauce. The biscuit itself was delicious and I'm not usually a fan of biscuits. There is seating inside the restaurant and plenty of seating outdoors in the back! They also have a small bookshelf of books from green apple bookstore.
Service was quick and they were nice. The inside was clean and had nice aesthetics. The sandwiches were good, felt like it couldve had some hot sauce like tapatio or sriracha. One sandwich was definitely too much for one person. It was also very filling, would definitely share next time!
Small coffee/bakery shop. The coffee is decent. The breakfast sandwiches are very good. Buttermilk biscuit with a large portion of egg and some thick, crunchy bacon. I went out of my way just to get this sandwich, you should too.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5