Abanico Coffee Roasters

A wonderful coffee place!

Tried their cappuccino and a special drink.
Loved them both. Their coffee has good texture and balance. Special drinks are Latin-inspired, blends with the Mission neighborhood.

Interiors are vibrant and spacious. Baristas are friendly. They only have indoor seating.

Disclaimer: Be vigilant of the neighborhood

Definitely a great place to grab coffee

Love this place! This coffee shop on Mission St is bright, spacious, and has a warm, authentic atmosphere that feels unmistakably "Mission". The special drink menu is latino-inspired and looks amazing, of which I had delicious cortadito. Baristas (Davie and Dasa) are super friendly and made the whole experience even better.

A hidden gem in the mission. Tried their specialty espresso drinks a few times and was wonderfully balanced in flavor. The barista was kind to answer questions. Spacious but not a lot of seating. Very clean for a business located in this neighborhood. Thinking of trying their coffee beans someday.

I had a great experience here. Had the morning off so was walking around the neighborhood and I’ve been meaning to stop into this place. It was a great place to do the daily crossword puzzle. I enjoyed the music. They also have some local artists works up. I really like the open space. Had a cortado but I’m also interested in trying their specialty drinks.

We really enjoyed coming to this coffee shop. Every time we come in here, I always like to try something different. So far, my favorite drink is the Cafe con Morro. The staff are friendly and the space is nice and clean. We also like their coffee beans. Our favorite is the beans from Honduras. We can't wait for them to bring them back.

I don't know why it took me so long to find this place. From all the places that I've tried around SF, Abanico has been the only place that have a sweet and creamy kind of espresso. It's all about the care in the process: they roast their own beans from Mexico and Guatemala, good equipment and professional baristas. Also, I just normally drink my coffee without sugar, but I'm totally down to try their signature drinks that I think are original.

This beautiful Salvi owned coffee shop features Central American roasts and specially crafted drinks with traditional flavors.

My favorite drink is the Cafe con Morro latte, which is made with Morro seeds - the same used to make horchata Salvadoreña.

On a warm Mission day you must have an iced cafe de olla. Slightly sweet and cinnamony.

If you just need a quick pick me up, get a cafecito Cubano for that late morning slump.

Even in the fall they had a central American twist on the ever popular pumpkin spice latte, which was made with traditional ingredients and topped with pepitas.

Ana, the owner, is super sweet and radiates a love for artisanal coffee while honoring culture and cultivating a community environment.

You can also find pastry pop-ups on some lucky days! Whack Donuts frequents on Fridays and Quesseso Quesadillas has also made an appearance.

Open and spacious. Good for a quick coffee and a snack. Didn’t see any power outlets so bring a full battery.

It opened about 7 months ago! Tried a cappuccino and cortado coquito (sesonal) - the drinks were amazing and well balanced (not overly sweet). Lot of space to sit and inside. Must try!

Abanico has a super clean and open space to sip on their Salvadorean inspired drinks and pastries. I love the homage to Central American countries and the dedication to their unique space.

I had a espresso which was tasty, true to origin, and served with sparkling water. I wish they offered pour overs, I’d be here every day!

No outlets so bring a charged device like others recommend.