Bean Bag Cafe: Your Go-To Spot for Breakfast, Brunch, and Burgers in San Francisco

My wife and I split a breakfast burrito, it was very hearty and had good flavor. It did need a bit more salt, but I prefer that to being too salty. Great service as well and we enjoy the calm, chill atmosphere. We'll definitely be back!

Good space, open longer than normal coffeeshop, and have some cool snacks. Don't forget to try Chagaccino.

This place is incredible! The crepes are so good and the service is great too. The ambience is very relaxing, it feels like you are in a piece of France. There's so much to choose from too, highly recommend for any meal or the day especially breakfast/brunch!

While in SF, I was told about the Bean Bag Cafe and that it had a wide variety of options. The place was nice, bright and open. In typical fashion I had to give the breakfast burrito a shot. For meats I got bacon and chicken sausage. The burrito was great size and very filling. The only issue I had was it seemed as though the chicken sausage had a sweet taste, which I am not a fan of. Other than that no complaints about the burrito. Now onto the coffee...I'm not gonna say it was the worst cup I've had, BUT it was close. Now I can't really hold that against them because I don't think they're known for coffee, but sheesh. Maybe I got a bad batch. They do have a wide variety of food and I would go there again. Give them a go if you in that area.

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Sunday breakfast burrito has become another thing to look forward to. When looking up this place under cafes it doesn't show up so wondering how to also reclassify as a restaurant and cafe. My go to is chorizo for the burrito but sometimes I will go with bacon when I'd rather have crunchy smoky flavor over meatiness.

I have been here for group breakfasts, study sessions, and a glass of wine in the afternoon with girlfriends. This is a good spot for some breakfast food, coffee, or a beer/wine if you are spending the day walking up and down Divisadero. As a student, I like using their space during the week days to study. Keep in mind they don't have many outlets and wifi is turned off to guests on the weekends. The company is mixed, each person there for a different reason whether its to work, dine, or celebrate the end of a long day! The dishes I have tried have all been delicious and the service is friendly. I have heard good things about the sandwiches, and I am hoping to try out more of the meny soon! I am grateful to have a cafe like this in my area, and I recommend this to anyone looking for a more causal dining experience in the area.