Recently (though not too recently, these posts are a little backed up), I spent some time with a dear friend in San Francisco. She wasn’t a vegan, but that’s okay. She seemed to know where everything was so I had a relatively lovely time in San Francisco as far as food is concerned (she’s nice too)!
Anyway, just near her house was a very lovely coffee shop called Coffee to the People. Personally, I think the name is much too cheesey, but the coffee was rather good and above that they had some delicious vegan pastries. I was only in town for a short period of time so I could only patronize this fine establishment twice. However, they were well worth it.
The first time I went I had a very tasty cranberry scone. Now, I’m not the biggest cranberry fan in the world, but I do go crazy for scones, so I decided to give it a try. It was so worth it. It was incredibly satisfying, and even made me think about giving cranberries another chance.
When I returned the next time I was even more pleased to see that they had vegan cornbread. It’s not like cornbread is that special, since I eat it all the time, but this cornbread looked particularly moist. And it was! It was incredibly delicious and well worth the visit. I hope to make it back if only for this cornbread…except some experimental recipes in the future.
Anyone else been there?
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Finding a place that serves vegan pastries always feels like I have hit the lottery. They are so hard to find and it is such a treat! I’m glad you found a great spot, you can’t beat vegan scones.
Tracy -
You’re totally right. I felt much more excited than I showed, I think,
[...] Firstly, I feel like the world’s worst food blogger right now. I could’ve sworn that place with the great falafels was called the Blue Moon Cafe, but when I looked it up I found out that was the name of an Asian fusion restaurant all the way on the other side of town. So right now, I really have no idea what this place is called, I just know that it’s somewhere on Haight street, where all the hipsters and people with bad fashion like to hang out (it’s actually less than a block from Coffee to the People). [...]
[...] Firstly, I feel like the world’s worst food blogger right now. I could’ve sworn that place with the great falafels was called the Blue Moon Cafe, but when I looked it up I found out that was the name of an Asian fusion restaurant all the way on the other side of town. So right now, I really have no idea what this place is called, I just know that it’s somewhere on Haight street, where all the hipsters and people with bad fashion like to hang out (it’s actually less than a block from Coffee to the People). [...]