Union Street Coffee Roastery

Nice place. Lots of regulars. Owner talks to everyone, nice guy. They roast their own beans and have a variety of baked goods.

I'm really just utterly flabbergasted by ANY negative ratings for this establishment. We go here weekly...it's always a joy. Croissants are INCREDIBLE. Cookies are INCREDIBLE. Coffee is wonderful. Staff are great. I'm actually giggling looking through some of these negative reviews. The warped sense of reality some of these folks have would be humorous if it werent potentially hurting an incredible local coffee shop.

Great little coffee shop. Has a wide have a wide variety of different coffees and flavors .if I do say so myself it's better than Starbucks. Even their pastries are fantastic . The staff are helpful and very knowledgeable and willing to answer any questions you might have. and believe it or not it's even in a good price range.a must go if you're ever on Union Street.

Located under a beautiful, olive colored Victorian House that sprawls like an accordion; I like to imagine the owner of the cafe climbs down the stairs of the house to his work; my favorite areas to sit are the table outside ; and when you are done , wait on benches outside for bus 45 to give you a ride home to the top of Russian Hill . Almost like a ski lift.

Interior has a cool roaster that looks like an installation work of art ; the two murals depicting coffee bean pickers are quite good; spacious interior to spread out; friendly no nonsense service; I liked the coffee and pastries.

Reasonably decent. A relatively quiet place to rest from site-seeing with open seating. Quiche was quite good, cheesy and fluffy with flakey, buttery crust. Espresso was about "average" (a good alternative to Starbucks).

Their service was excellent, prices are a little higher than their competitors but they do have a wide variety of coffee. The pastries were very delicious expecially the lemon bar. And the cost of pastries were pretty reasonable

Great services!!! Good place to have a coffee and bagels. But they have a lot more options too.

Went in for the first time today. I asked for the largest Americano (my ultimate caffeine go to) and the owner was very nice.
The place had quite a bit of people in there and price is reasonable for a 20 oz.
Found it a little odd with the coffee sleeve, but other than that it was a pleasant experience.

This coffee shop has that old world charm which I like. The coffee is just $2.25, something not very common in SF. They have a wide selection of coffees, and it's pretty damn good.

For an establishment that roasts it's own coffee one would think they'd serve decent espresso. It was un-drinkable. I could see the shot was well under extracted as it gushed out of the portafilter. Such a shame