Flour & Co

Stopped by for a quick afternoon treat. Unfortunately we were too late for morning buns and monkey bread, but the pretzel breakfast sandwiches, chocolate peanut butter cake, and pot pie looked delicious.
Wanting to keep the treat small though I got a lemon sugar cookie ($ 2.50). Texture was chewy on the inside with slightly crisp exterior from being rolled in sugar. Not too sweet, great lemon flavor.
Seems like a nice, quick stop for breakfast or afternoon pastries.

Lovely spot for breakfast and coffee. Homemade preserves were delicious!

On the surface, it looks like just another café with inflated «single drip» brew catering to tech bros in northface jackets.
Wrong.
Coffee is peets pricing but better quality (see: stumptown)
At this point, this review is solely for the pastries/​breakfast items.
Not sure where they are sourced, but the few times I have been here I was treated to one of the better quick-​ish breakfast items I’ve ever had in a non-​sitdown establishment. They are always fresh, generous portions and seemingly healthy.
Today I had the Egg Pie which, aesthetically, looked odd yet left me intrigued. (I LUH ME SOME EGGS)
Once served warm, it was airy, healthy and had great flavor; a guilt free breakfast option in a guilty town.
The service is friendly and there are ample communal tables if dining in is your thing.
Tip: they get busy, obviously, so the earlier the better.

I feel bad leaving a bad review! This place just wasn’t for me. The customer service was non existent and they don’t offer a big selection in food. My first choice was sold out so I got a chicken pot pie. It was quite bland and tasteless. It also smelled bad inside.

Excellent savory lunches (try the pretzel sandwich and vegetarian shepard’s pie), the cookies were amazing, and the gluten free brownies are to die for.

Tasty savory pastries. Decent selection, but don’t expect to find croissants here but more original treats. Good coffee. 2 tables outdoors provide comfortable seating and chilling.

This little gem is just delightful! There was a line on Saturday morning but it moved quickly. The coffee was fresh and the chocolate Nutella biscuit completed my life. Also, they have punch cards which no one can be upset about. I’ll be back!

This place is usually great. I’ve had the oatmeal and a variety of pastries. Today was an exception to the usual greatness I’ve experienced.
I treated a vegetable pie and kale salad. The salad was yummy but the pie was nothing more than soupy gravy with a tiny bit of veggies– not what I expected for $ 7.

A cute bakery & café in Nob Hill! I came here to catch up with a friend, and we each got tea (jasmine & mint) as well as a tiny little monkey bread to share. The tea was strong, and you can ask for as much water refills as you want which is great! The monkey bread was good, although I wish it was a little less soggy. I bet it tastes better when they just made it. My friend and I were pretty full from lunch, so we got a tiny one to share, but if I was in the mood, this would be the best thing to get to complement a latte or a cup of tea. Yum!

The monkey bread is delicous — not too sweet and not too big a portion. The chocolate chip cookie isn’t my thing — I usually like crispy n chewy cookies and this one is pretty soft and cakey, it breaks apart easily. The muesli is a good portion for breakfast and also not too sweet.

Hankering for a little sweet and savory plus stumptown coffee.
English muffins are made fresh for breakfast sandwich with ham/​gruyère/​egg was a wee dense. But, the eggs were fluffy and made special with the gruyère.
The savory tart with brie/​apricot/​bacon had a slight heat redeeming itself from being a tad greasy, in that that good kind of way.
The latte frothed well and smooth, thank you Stumptown.

It was good, not great. I think the monkey bread and the cinnamon roll was pretty tasty.

Super friendly staff, charming interior, great coffee and one of the best biscuits I’ve ever had.

This is my favorite breakfast spot in the city and a regular on saturdays. They make these amazing glutenfree bacon and egg sandwiches, glutenfree cakes and really good coffee. The inside it cute and quaint. No wifi. Its great to eating in or taking to go. Great place to meet people as its inbetween a lot of the «hilly» neighborhoods in SF.

I have had:
The pretzel Gruyère and ham (?) sandwich. Yum!
The morning bun with cheese in it was meh.
The breakfast sandwich on a pretzel was pretty good.
The coffee muffin thing was pretty darn good too!
Overall, food is solid.
People who work behind the counter… not so solid. They are very short and not friendly. It’s already morning, we’re all cranky and need coffee, I don’t want to interact with someone who’s cranky and handling my food. It just puts me in a butt nasty mood for the rest of the day.
Maybe I’ll just send the hubs to pick up food since I don’t really want to interact with the people who work there. I still like the food…

Got 2 items to go. The pumpkin pie bar — much better than any pumpkin pie I’ve ever had. And a roasted pepper/​manchego savory pie. It was hard to make a decision because it all looked wonderful. Next time the vegetable pot pie and one of many attractive sweets — pumpkin bundt cake or pecan wedding cookie.
The main drawback is that everything was on the expensive side. My 2 items were almost $ 9.

This is my favorite little café in my neighborhood. Coffee is spot on. They use Stumptown beans so any brew you order will be of the highest quality. The main reason I come here is because of their amazing pastries. everything is made fresh daily! My personal favorite is their bacon jam (they really have the balance of savory and sweet down pat plus they add little bacon bits for an added crunch factor — YUM!). They slather the bacon jam all over a pretzel with egg and cheese for the most decadent breakfast sandwich around.
Only thing I don’t particularly like is the layout of the café. It’s a long narrow rectangle, not atypical of a lot of San Franciscan establishments but that means there’s only a small front window that lets natural light in. Most of the seating and tables are located at the back of the café and it’s just not the most scenic place to hang out in since you’re basically enclosed on all four sides. Not a huge deal and not really anything they can control, obviously, but I would recommend popping by for a quick drink/​bite/​meeting rather than plopping down for an extended study sesh ;)

Great for light breakfast! So many good options, it was hard to decide if I was in the mood for savory or sweet. What did I do? I got both. The ham & cheese bun and sticky bun were fantastic! Together they were big enough to satiate a mild morning appetite, but each small enough to have a taste of both worlds.
Btw, I had a bite of my husband’s ham& egg breakfast sandwich, and that was really good, too. Also, I’m not much of a coffee drinker these days, so I got the chai latte, which was nicely spiced and creamy.

This is a great American bakery in a nice part of Nob Hill, near Trader Joe’s and a cable car stop. Nowadays in the city, I usually come across bakeries that focus on fancy-​looking French pastries so the baked goods at this place might seem a little less special. But your doubts will be erased once you try something.
So far, I’ve had their Nutella banana toasty tart, chocolate peanut butter cake, and some of their biscuits and cookies. All of them have been really good. Their baked goods are never too sweet, so I never get tired of them (which is probably why I keep coming back). It’s perfect for if you’re rushing to work and want to grab something on the way (which is why I usually come here). They also serve Stumptown Coffee.
The only reason I’m docking a star is because they charge a little too much for some of their baked goods. Some are reasonably priced, and some are probably a dollar more than they should be.
I’d recommend any of their biscuits, especially the pimento biscuit, and their chocolate peanut butter cake.

Brunch review.
Breakfast sandwich — ³⁄₅
Pretzel sandwich — ²⁄₅
Biscuits and gravy — ¹⁄₅
Bread pudding — ⁴⁄₅
Apple cider bread — ²⁄₅
Coffee cake — ³⁄₅
Pumpkin pie bar — ⁴⁄₅
Overall, «A-​OK.» Skip the brunch. Get the pastries.

Delightful little place. Stumptown coffee and my first time trying homemade muesli. What a cozy breakfast item… Soft rolled oats, milk and tasty variety of fruits. It’s surprisingly filling with chewy pieces of dried berries, fresh apples and apricots. Textural perfection. Mate got the pretzel breakfast sandwich — I didnt get to try it because it was gone in two blinks. That’s always a good sign. OK! We’ll be back, Flour & Co, you stinkin’ cutie.

Such a solid place for a quick breakfast. I had the breakfast sandwich with ham ($ 6.25) and it was out of this world. Flour & Co managed to make the classic egg, cheese, and ham combo taste so beyond amazing that both my friend and I had food-​gasms upon our first bites.
I loved that there are plenty of savory items.
Two large communal tables and bar seating inside, two small tables outside

Just grabbed quick breakfast of the «oatmeal» option. This was warm steelcut oats topped with almonds and cranberries. Never could have known oatmeal taste so unique if I didn’t choose this option. Definitely recommend if you had a bad night of late night eating because this warm porridge really makes you feel rejuvenated from all that bad crap.
Moving on to the atmosphere of the sit in. After grabbing your food, sit any where you would like! Area is a bit small but still a good relaxing spot. Don’t forget to grab your utensils before eating. Also they have complimentary syrup, honey, and cinnamon.

Cute place, super friendly staff. The back seating can get stuffy, if you’re lucky try to snatch one of the seats outside. Overall great quality pastries albeit tiny portions.

This has become my go-​to coffee shop and breakfast spot whenever I come to visit my friend in the city who lives across the street. I always pop in for an almond milk latte, which is on point every single time! Consistently friendly service, and consistently cute faces stamped on the coffee cups just add to the charm of Flour & Co, and bring a smile to my often half awake face on those early mornings!
The display case is full of enticing baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, and treats that I seriously have to hold myself back from ordering 3, 4 or 5 things every time! Last visit, I caved and ordered the Egg White Frittata (the angel on my right shoulder nodded with approval) and the Brown Butter Banana Bread with Tcho Chocolate (the devil on my left shoulder laughed his evil laugh!). Well you know, gotta give the sweet treats a fair chance next to the healthy, savory treats too! I can’t wait to come back and try more… I’ll just make sure to go for a good run before getting there so I can order whatever jumps out at me and not feel guilty!

Been wanting to go here for a while.
Got an:
Egg white frittata: Good — very light but not much to say about it
Egg pie with asparagus: I’m not sure if it was intentionally left cold or they forgot to heat it up — but it tasted cold and bland. Probably forgot to heat it up. Either way, not my favorite.
Hand pastry with corn, caramelized onions, and goat cheese: Star of them all. This is probably the only thing I would go back there to get. There was copious amounts of corn in it and the exterior was nice and flaky.
Drip coffee: Standard.
Seating there is pretty miserable to get. A lot of people sit around for quite a while after they’re finished eating. When you do sit down, you’re going to be in very close quarters with your neighbors which makes for a rather unpleasant dining experience.

This is a great bakery along Hyde street. I love coming here for their breakfast sandwiches after a long walk or for a quick coffee break. I attached a pic of one of my favorite items, a pretzel, egg, and spinach breakfast sandwich. The store has a few tables outside and two picnic style larger benches inside. I’m always pointing out the convenient bathrooms around town (yes coffee is a diuretic) and this one is good because there is no code or key for the door. I have yet to try their gluten free offerings but they look great.

Without a doubt, my favorite bakery in the ENTIRE city.
Everything I’ve had here just goes beyond my expectations. Breakfast sandwiches, cookies, brownies, bars, tarts… it’s all ridiculously delicious. I had them cater a few baked goods to my office for someone’s birthday and everyone in my office would not stop talking about how amazing it was. The catering process was a breeze too!
Service is always pleasant and I never feel rushed to choose my treat. My only complaints would be it’s expensive (obviously) cuz they use top notch ingredients so I’m willing to pay top dollar. And it’s also always SO hot in there! Don’t they have AC?! Not a huge deal Cuz I always take my stuff to go, but be warned.
Try this place, you can’t go wrong with anything on the menu.

Unweit unseres Hotels lag das Flour & Co. bei dem wir fast jeden Morgen sehr lecker gefrühstückt haben. Vor allem die leckeren Pretzels, aber auch die süßen Leckereien kann ich uneingeschränkt empfehlen.