I love the combination of pumpkin and cream cheese in any form! It’s sweet and fattening and delicious. This thick slice of cake was a little denser than I like but I love the cream cheese center.
Peet’s Coffee & Tea, South San Francisco CA
Latte.
I love the combination of pumpkin and cream cheese in any form! It’s sweet and fattening and delicious. This thick slice of cake was a little denser than I like but I love the cream cheese center.
Peet’s Coffee & Tea, South San Francisco CA
Latte.
I’m still a little annoyed that I was charged $11 for this lame croissant and a latte. $11!!! What a rip off! The croissant was even dry! Suffice it to say that I have NOT been back.
Four Barrel Coffee, San Francisco
I had to take a pic of the receipt when I was in the Bart tunnel. OK, I was probably overcharged accidentally but you would think that the cashier should realize that a frickin’ latte and croissant doesn’t cost $11! A refund should be in order!
Yummy glass of champagne and orange juice. Brunch is always better with mimosas!
Cafe Flore, San Francisco
Latte. And a dose of caffeine isn’t bad either. 🙂
Slice of plum frangipane tart topped with Straus Organic whipped cream. $3.50
Mission Pie, San Francisco
I’m not a huge fan of super sweet desserts so I love this tart at Mission Pie. They don’t always have this flavor so don’t miss out on the thick slices of plums that are beautifully cooked and delicious! Mission Pie also buys their ingredients directly from farms and works closely with local non-profits. Delicious desserts from a community conscious business – heck yeah!
Latte.
A chocolate doughnut topped with chocolate fudge icing. Stopped by Starbucks in Banning on the drive back to San Francisco. This mini donut is the exactly the small sugary snack I needed to get me through the morning drive. $0.95
Starbucks, Banning CA
Skinny caramel macchiato.

There was a lot of hype when Caffe Pascucci was opening its store near the Giant’s ballpark. This was to mark the Italian Company’s first foray into San Francisco’s caffineine crazed, foodie culture. My first impression of the space was that it was sleek and modern, but loungy and comfortable enough to plop down with your laptop. The clientele was your well-heeled corporate crowd taking a break from their boardrooms and computer screens to swing by and get re-energized with a latte. The food looked pretty inviting, and this apple tarte tatin was very good. These tend to be bite sized at other coffee shops, but this one was larger than most. The service was also friendly and efficient. I think they’ve done a great job with the place, and if I worked closer I would stop by more often.

7×7 Magazine’s The Big Eat San Francisco: 100 Things to Eat + Drink Before You Die – 2010, 2011, 2012