Caesar’s Cafe & Crepes

The food here is so good — especially the soups. Not fancy, just friendly people and really good food — fresh ingredients made to order.

Best breakfast place in the Mission. The bacon is off the hook! Super thick slices and perfectly cooked. Home cooked breakfasts to perfection. I love this place because it has the old school Mission feel. Humble, gritty décor, and great food with super friendly service. Love love love this place.

Awesome guy, great food. Casar really cares about his food and making everyone feel welcome and great. Highly recommended.

Had a vegetarian pesto crêpe that was super duper cheesy with lots of avocado. The side salad is huge and I love the homefries. Sat outside which is fantastic on sunny days. Great people watching. I was one of three moms there solo with babies and no one seemed to mind their occasional yells. Vibrant, eclectic crowd eats here. I’ll be back to try brunch.

MY NEW FAVORITE CLUB!!! decent prices great people, and they open at 8am. I highly recommend this place. I have nicknamed this club as the 007 club because of the covertness. check em out, you will see why!

Love their hot turkey/​avocado/​provolone minus the bread. Worth every last $ 8.

I can only comment on the sandwiches because I don’t have a medical marijuana card. No complaints about the sandwiches — probably as good as you’d get anywhere. You’d think by the way the lemmings in San Francisco line up for Ike’s that sandwiches are hard to make. They’re not.

A friendly club; nice folks! Great selection, EDIBLES, quality buds, family atmosphere
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Breakfast Burritos to die for !!!

This place is not a «club»… it is a dispensary… but a very reasonably-​priced and chill one.
The people here are nice… my arch-​enemy actually works here now, but in general the people are very friendly and helpful, and really sell their product well without bullshitting you.
The place where you buy the herb is behind the café, which in itself is great. I’d recommend coming here for lunch and marijuana. The room is very plain, small, dark. You have to be buzzed in. They don’t let more than one person in at once. There is a window with the person to buy from there, and they will happily show you all their products and tell you about them. They will try to upsell you.
The cheap product here is 30 dollars for an eighth. That is really cheap, and is okay. Definitely not exceptional, but worth the cheap price. They will give you more than the weight you pay for buy quite a bit, especially if you visit them regularly. They have a good selection. There is bud that goes from 30 dollars an eighth all the way up to 50. They also have edibles and those cannabinol pills (but who would want those when you can blaze in California). I would highly recommend the 30 dollar eighth if you’re just looking for some cheap shit that will get you high. The 50 dollars would probably be spent elsewhere, like the club on Ocean and Victoria.
Cheap. Decent. Lackluster. Is that what you’re looking for?
Cheap bud… no personality…

Nice place. I haven’t tried the food, but the dispensary was very DL, and had great prices. I forgot what i got, but it was $ 45 an eighth and it was some serious good medicine. I’m going back for the crepes.
… a couple days later …
I’m back for the crepes and ordered «i. Veggie — Cheese $ 6.75 «
I got a self service organic apple juice form the fridge.
$ 8.50 for the whole deal.
There’s a Manchester United futbol match on the TV. The score is 0 – 0.
Not very busy. One girl online, and me. Some other folks trickle in and out for food. Mostly regular working class guys.
I went to get online but discovered I needed a password. The nice girl wrote it down for me and no sooner did I log on with the difficult-​to-​hack password and she comes out with my crêpe.
It was fatter than I expected. Trianglish in shape. Packed full of spinach and cheese, and BIG chunks of avocado. Pretty satisfying.
Staff was polite and helpful. They have couch-​like cushioned benches and an assortment of chairs, mostly wicker. Not too fancy, but comfortable enough to watch a soccer game and surf the net while I eat some lunch.
All in all, pretty good. I will definitely be back. After all, where else can I watch soccer, surf the net, eat lunch and buy some good quality mmj?
The only other place I know of is home, and I’m trying to get out more.
I ended up getting some «OG Kush» on my way out. Some dude who was rolling a spliff hooked me up with a couple papes. $ 16.00 for a 1.4+g dub. VERY NICE. ;)

I like this place. It doesn’t really fit that pot club mold but as far as product & quality, it’s all good. It doesn’t «fit the mold» because it’s not obvious that it’s a club. Fine with me, I’ll score a bag and a crêpe. Cheapest kush I’ve seen in the city @ $ 45 an eight. They also have a good selection of $ 30 — $ 40 eight’s. Sam, the man behind the glass, was a very cool dude & very helpful. Highly recommend this place.

in regards to their capacity as a compassion club (in the back):
fair prices, fair product. very nice staff.

This place is the bomb! The owners are far too gracious, they make everyone feel at home. In addition, they are concerned about the neighborhood and make decisions based on their surroundings and the input of their clientele. The food here is incredible. A few must haves are the club (just the way it comes), huge, a meal in itself, and hot! Any breakfast sandwich, and the Mediterranean crêpe. Also, I tend to go veggie now and again; plenty of option here. The hostess, Edith, is a superstar! She put the cing on the cake for this local. A true gem in the Deco Ghetto… Just a little on the pricy side for a neighborhood sandwich shop.

This would be five stars, if the atmosphere wasn’t so crappy. The pot shop in the back may contribute to this, but man, the pictures of paint by numbers horses, and the simply unclean bench seats? Come ON!
That being said – the food here, all the food i’ve ever had here is really, really good stuff. Now I’m not exactly picky, but as far as everything i’ve ever had here, I can’t even find complaints to invent. Get their sandwiches hot if you can, they throw it on the crêpe cooker (is that something that actually exists?) and heat it up, and for whatever reason, it makes them tastes amazing.

Hard to find, mostly due tot he fact the awning says it’s a Pot Club, which it is, in the back. Decent sandwiches and crepes. Reasonable prices, probably due to being medically subsidized by state (city?)(healthcare?) funds. Not crowded, quick in and out. Beats Taco Bell.

I miss Caesar’s. I don’t go much these days b/​c I stopped drinking coffee (curse you, stomach problems!!) but for awhile there it was my every morning coffee and bagel stop. The coffee is really tasty and fresh, and the staff is super friendly and learned my face and my regular order quickly. They are cash only and their ATM often has problems and one time it wouldn’t work for me and Joan was like «No problem sweetheart, just pay me tomorrow or the next time you come in.» Awesome.
A great local neighborhood place, where you’ll actually see families having breakfast together or watching the futbol match, old people, young people, crazy people, sane people – going to Caesar’s reminds me that I live in a diverse city that’s populated by more than just hipsters. It’s like the anti-​Ritual.
The crepes are pretty good and the sandwiches are pretty good too, but the prices aren’t exactly cheap. Reasonable, but not, cheap.
And I had ABSOLUTELY NO CLUE that there was a cannabis club in back. Honestly, I saw the medical crests on the awning outside and always wondered: «What, did that place used to be a doctor’s office or something? Did they just paint over the name on the sign?»
Now I feel stupid.

I can’t say much about the actual café, except that it smelled really delicious inside, and the worker was pretty friendly.
I showed him my ID, and he pointed me towards the back room. I entered the room to find two bank teller-​like windows (Plexiglas and everything). There was no one behind it, so I just read the menu until a girl finally came. I asked to see a few strains, and she placed it on a saucer and passed it underneath the glass. One thing, though, she was on the phone the entire time. Although that didn’t really bother me, I thought it was a little rude.
Prices are super cheap here. Cheapest I’ve seen in SF. Their top tier was going for $ 40 an 8^th, $ 300 for an oz. They had a decent variety, too (15 – 20 strains). They had kief for $ 20/​g, and hash for $ 35/​g. No clones. I picked up an 8^th of white widow, a gram of Train x Snow for $ 13, and an 8^th of shake for $ 20. The cheap prices will definitely make me a regular customer here. Hopefully, I’ll get to try the food next time!

Caesar’s is the epitome of the friendly neighborhood joint wth good food and friendly people who remember your coffee order before you reach the counter.

I’ve never had a crêpe in here, mostly because it’s my morning coffee place. Occasionally I’ll get a bagel, and those are always extremely tasty. A lot of times I’ll just let Joan decide what I want, because I still have trouble deciding things for myself, particularly when it comes to what to eat. Once she recommended the jalepeneo & artichoke, which sounded pretty damn weird, but was awesome. So I trust her implicitly.
It’s a very friendly, homey, unpretentious place, and the coffee is pretty good too. One of these days I might actually get some food there.

Not the best crepery in San Francisco (they offer only one type of flour for their crepes and use canned, not hand made, whipped cream) and not the best coffee shop in S.F. either (a coffee shop that does not offer nutmeg as one of the condiments, come on!), but they are able to serve the aforementioned satisfactorily enough, in addition to daily sandwich and crêpe specials, to keep me coming back here. Internet access is also available with or without your own computer, though, of course, if you have your own notebook computer with a wi-​fi card, you are better off bringing it (free one-​hour access versus $ 6/​hour on one of their desktops).
If you’re the type that believes soccer should be called football, then this is a must go-​to place for the big matches.
If you’re the type that also wants a discreet cannabis club and you happen to have prescription card, then this place is definitely for you! (I can’t personally offer a review for the cannabis, though, so if you happen to have a cannabis card, then you will have to just find out for yourself.)