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270, 7th Street, 94103, San Francisco, San Francisco County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 415-861-1313
website: sightglasscoffee.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 37.7770356, Longitude: -122.4084543
Max Hobbs
::Sightglass is possibly the best coffee space in San Francisco.. Good vibe, filled with light, good coffee, great place to meet, do some work, and enjoy a flat white. There are other places with similarly good coffee (possibly even better), but what makes sughtglass on 7th my favourite is the space itself.
Tobin Arthur
::Its hard to rank Sightglass lower than a 5 star. They are simply the best cafe in SF. (leave the tourists at BlueBottle on Mint) They take care when creating all their drinks and their roasts are well done. The ambience is excellent with roasting and packaging taking place right under your nose. Seating can be a challenge given its popularity. The food is passable.
Yoko Sudo
::Loved the simplistic decor. They serve generous servings of flavorful coffee. The communal seating was a little foreign but seemed fine if you are just working by yourself or having a casual chat.
Marc Riddick
::A very unique lofty/industrial environment for a coffee shop, where you can see different portions of the coffee process. I had a vanilla almond cold brew that ended up being $6 with tip, so it is on the pricier side but it was worth it in my opinion. The customers seem to be on the younger side, with many people hanging out upstairs either working at the large tables or looking down on the main room. The entryway has bike parking which I plan to use in the future. The only downsides I can think of is no WiFi or outlets, but that might help prevent people from camping out
Zachary Elliott
::Fantastic coffee here, by people who really do care about their coffee. Their roast had a lovely smooth flavour, unlike some other roasters. The pastries were pretty cool too, the pistachio blackberry croissant was a nice change from the more common almond variety. The feel of the place was a good balance of hip. One thoughtful and impressive feature was exposing a roaster in the middle of the café. Sure was great to see your coffee roasted in front of you. A well thought out process, style and place overall.