i ordered the harissa chicken, sumac fried chicken and chickpea confit with lavash for my family and everything was so tasty definitely recommend this cafe!
Marjee Villanueva
Hungry Cafe, catered our continental breakfast. They did a great job!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Olivia White Lopez
My team ordered catering from Hungry Cafe and everyone raved about the food! Mo was super responsive to our outreach and he and his colleague Ryan went above and beyond to ensure our group had a great experience. The Southeast Community Center is also a beautiful space filled with awesome local nonprofit organizations and other community-oriented people. 10/10 would recommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Chailuv Gidwani
Was confused trying to find the location and somewhat concerned by the number of reviews, but once I got un-lost I found delicious food in a beautiful space! Salmon toast was tangy and tasty and the coffee was smooth.
Eric L.
A high-quality farm-to-table cafe in a neighborhood with few healthy food options... but it is pricy. And it's not really a restaurant, but very much a cafe in a large (and mostly empty) shared work-space. I had a flavorful banh mi (a lot of other food options weren't available) that was wonderful (although the bread wasn't my favorite). I'd love to try some of the toasts... maybe one day.
Alex Chow
I’m sure, like me, you’re seeing the reviews and thinking “sure…5 stars… but for Bayview” which doesn’t really mean 5 stars by San Francisco standards. But after trying this place… I’m in love. Food is fresh and full of flavor. And their sandwiches use bread from Rize Up bakery. The owners really put the their love into the food. Harissa chicken sandwich was my fav. The carrot coriander hummus that came with the mezza platter tastes heavenly, perfectly tart, with a touch of sweetness. It seems overall it’s been more difficult to find great food in SF since COVID. Hungry Cafe is an exception.Have not tried their coffee yet.
Dyanna Volek
The Hungry Cafe is an amazing addition to the Southeast Community Center. I love coming here when I'm working remotely and grabbing lunch at the cafe. The food is always fresh, well-prepared, and healthy. I love the quiches and other quick meals. The staff is very friendly and warm, including Ryan and the co-owner Mo. The ambiance is very welcoming, and I love all the natural light and openness. It's a great spot to grab lunch when you're busy working!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Salmon Toast
Dyanna Q.
The Hungry Cafe is an amazing addition to the Southeast Community Center. I love coming here when I'm working remotely and grabbing lunch at the cafe. The food is always fresh, well-prepared, and healthy. I love the quiches and other quick meals. The staff is very friendly and warm, including Ryan and the co-owner Mo. The ambiance is very welcoming, and I love all the natural light and openness. It's a great spot to grab lunch when you're busy working!
Ольга Галан
Great place, very cozy and atmospheric. Service at the best level. The food is delicious, large portions and affordable price. The guys prepared oatmeal for our child, although it was not on the menu. Very kind people. We will definitely come back again and again. And definitely I recommend you to visit this amazing place. It's also great for bringing your laptop and working in a great environment ♥️
Food and service were excellent! Good value, too. I had a delicious chicken sandwich- chicken was moist and well-seasoned. Get the tomato soup with it- delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Dawn B.
I haven't spent a lot of time at cafes lately, one reason is that many of the items aren't really made in-house and you can taste that it came premade/prepackaged. Hungry cafe brings me back to what I loved historically about cafes. All of the food is made with love and fresh. You can taste the freshness of the arugula which is paired with many of their dishes. The chickpea confit had a wonderful slow-cooked, almost smokey flavor, paired with a delicious side of carrot coriander hummus. All the flavors were so complex. We also enjoyed the quiche as it was jam packed with vegetables and paired with the arugula salad. While not pictured here, we ate it too quickly, the salmon toast was a crowd pleaser as well. The chile and roasted tomato flavor really paired well with the dish.The vegetable soup also was a hit. Some bites let the vegetables star in the soup and other times the dill bringing almost a honey flavor stole the show.Not only is the eatery a massive hit and definite stop I'll return to, but the cafe atmosphere is incredible too. The cafe has indoor and outdoor tables, but showing a view of the community center's park. This park is very well designed with plants, bench swings, a slide, and flowers throughout. The staff is also super friendly. Note that there is only one person handling the register and drinks combined, so service is a bit slow at peak ordering times. One person can only do so much and grab the food that's being prepped for service.It will definitely be on of my go-to places going forward.
Ken M.
Beautiful space with wonderful food. Nicole, Mo, and the team are friendly and champions of the community. It's one of my favorite places to collaborate and innovate over coffee or lunch. The on-site catering services are also top-class.
Tarek R.
An amazing space with great food and natural light. Ryan was accommodating and recommended the bamia and the raspberry mango drink. A must try!
T Sripun
Delicious cafe that's a must try! Love it's part of the new community center. Various seating available with tables, couches, and long table for cafe laptop friendly working with free wifi.Everything I've tried so far has been really tasty! The Salmon open face toast was one of the best I've ever had, the chickpea confit was flavorful, and the drink elixirs like pomegranate mint are good!Wheelchair accessibility: Entrance and table seating
Beautiful cafe the most delicious food the best service. Very good quality. Highly recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spinach Salad, Salmon Toast, Carrot Open Face, Bamia Okra Stew
i ordered the harissa chicken, sumac fried chicken and chickpea confit with lavash for my family and everything was so tasty definitely recommend this cafe!
Hungry Cafe, catered our continental breakfast. They did a great job!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
My team ordered catering from Hungry Cafe and everyone raved about the food! Mo was super responsive to our outreach and he and his colleague Ryan went above and beyond to ensure our group had a great experience. The Southeast Community Center is also a beautiful space filled with awesome local nonprofit organizations and other community-oriented people. 10/10 would recommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Was confused trying to find the location and somewhat concerned by the number of reviews, but once I got un-lost I found delicious food in a beautiful space! Salmon toast was tangy and tasty and the coffee was smooth.
A high-quality farm-to-table cafe in a neighborhood with few healthy food options... but it is pricy. And it's not really a restaurant, but very much a cafe in a large (and mostly empty) shared work-space. I had a flavorful banh mi (a lot of other food options weren't available) that was wonderful (although the bread wasn't my favorite). I'd love to try some of the toasts... maybe one day.
I’m sure, like me, you’re seeing the reviews and thinking “sure…5 stars… but for Bayview” which doesn’t really mean 5 stars by San Francisco standards. But after trying this place… I’m in love. Food is fresh and full of flavor. And their sandwiches use bread from Rize Up bakery. The owners really put the their love into the food. Harissa chicken sandwich was my fav. The carrot coriander hummus that came with the mezza platter tastes heavenly, perfectly tart, with a touch of sweetness. It seems overall it’s been more difficult to find great food in SF since COVID. Hungry Cafe is an exception.Have not tried their coffee yet.
The Hungry Cafe is an amazing addition to the Southeast Community Center. I love coming here when I'm working remotely and grabbing lunch at the cafe. The food is always fresh, well-prepared, and healthy. I love the quiches and other quick meals. The staff is very friendly and warm, including Ryan and the co-owner Mo. The ambiance is very welcoming, and I love all the natural light and openness. It's a great spot to grab lunch when you're busy working!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Salmon Toast
The Hungry Cafe is an amazing addition to the Southeast Community Center. I love coming here when I'm working remotely and grabbing lunch at the cafe. The food is always fresh, well-prepared, and healthy. I love the quiches and other quick meals. The staff is very friendly and warm, including Ryan and the co-owner Mo. The ambiance is very welcoming, and I love all the natural light and openness. It's a great spot to grab lunch when you're busy working!
Great place, very cozy and atmospheric. Service at the best level. The food is delicious, large portions and affordable price. The guys prepared oatmeal for our child, although it was not on the menu. Very kind people. We will definitely come back again and again. And definitely I recommend you to visit this amazing place. It's also great for bringing your laptop and working in a great environment ♥️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Food and service were excellent! Good value, too. I had a delicious chicken sandwich- chicken was moist and well-seasoned. Get the tomato soup with it- delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I haven't spent a lot of time at cafes lately, one reason is that many of the items aren't really made in-house and you can taste that it came premade/prepackaged. Hungry cafe brings me back to what I loved historically about cafes. All of the food is made with love and fresh. You can taste the freshness of the arugula which is paired with many of their dishes. The chickpea confit had a wonderful slow-cooked, almost smokey flavor, paired with a delicious side of carrot coriander hummus. All the flavors were so complex. We also enjoyed the quiche as it was jam packed with vegetables and paired with the arugula salad. While not pictured here, we ate it too quickly, the salmon toast was a crowd pleaser as well. The chile and roasted tomato flavor really paired well with the dish.The vegetable soup also was a hit. Some bites let the vegetables star in the soup and other times the dill bringing almost a honey flavor stole the show.Not only is the eatery a massive hit and definite stop I'll return to, but the cafe atmosphere is incredible too. The cafe has indoor and outdoor tables, but showing a view of the community center's park. This park is very well designed with plants, bench swings, a slide, and flowers throughout. The staff is also super friendly. Note that there is only one person handling the register and drinks combined, so service is a bit slow at peak ordering times. One person can only do so much and grab the food that's being prepped for service.It will definitely be on of my go-to places going forward.
Beautiful space with wonderful food. Nicole, Mo, and the team are friendly and champions of the community. It's one of my favorite places to collaborate and innovate over coffee or lunch. The on-site catering services are also top-class.
An amazing space with great food and natural light. Ryan was accommodating and recommended the bamia and the raspberry mango drink. A must try!
Delicious cafe that's a must try! Love it's part of the new community center. Various seating available with tables, couches, and long table for cafe laptop friendly working with free wifi.Everything I've tried so far has been really tasty! The Salmon open face toast was one of the best I've ever had, the chickpea confit was flavorful, and the drink elixirs like pomegranate mint are good!Wheelchair accessibility: Entrance and table seating
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5