Haus Coffee

This place rocks! Super quaint décor and their iced coffees are amazing.

Haus coffee seems to have gone through quite some change over the years. They use to play House music most of the day and you’d feel a little more comfortable talking or working. You can stick around for hours here and have some great tea and coffee (and great peanut butter cookies). It was so quiet on our last visit we had to sit outside to feel comfortable breathing because of the mellowness inside. Still a good place to focus!

Absolutely adore this little hole in the wall café!
I feel like the atmosphere is what makes me want to keep coming back here. I love the aesthetic of the whole place, how accessible it is since it’s in the mission and fairly close to bart, and the fact that I could be here in the day time or night time and I could genuinely stay productive. I love the for here tea pots that they provide you when you order your drinks — it really adds to the overall aesthetic of Haus.
I also love how this is a space where people can genuinely get work done, chat with a friend, sit outside and enjoy some sunlight and have a photo op, etc. The coffee at this place is also pretty decent with a good price point as well. I’d much rather be supporting local businesses like this one than going to a coffee shop thats run by a corporation now a days and this place has just become one of my favorites to chill at.

Great space, decent cappuccino. They serve Ritual beans, the coffee is mediocre, not worth detouring just for it when there’s other coffeeshops in the area. However, if you care about hanging around and the ambiance. It’s a much comfier, less sterile environment than Ritual. The indoor area is wooden, warm, and filled with people so I went to the also quiet (er) back patio area which has lots of tables.
Everyone seems quiet and heads down in their own world. Not a great place for hanging out and chit chatting because of that. It’s a bit far from where I live but I’d come here again to work.

Solidly crafted espresso drinks (for someone who normally drinks Blue Bottle, Sightglass, etc.) – far above most random Mission cafes. A lovely minimalist space and furniture, a great back patio, free wifi, plenty of room, and open until 9pm every day. Maybe the best work café in the Mission. I only wish it were open later; it would be my home away from home.

The outdoor patio is spacious, clean, and modern. The inside features outlets so it is a great place to work. However, I have to ding them a star for their utterly boring selection of snacks and pastries. The only thing to be had here is a good mocha or cup of coffee.

I have been hesitant to review Haus Coffee because I am afraid the secret will get out!
Haus Coffee is one of my favorite locations in San Francisco to get work done. The atmosphere is usually quiet, there is a beautiful and peaceful patio out back, and they offer free wifi. If you are looking for a quiet place to be productive, Haus Coffee should be on your list!
As for drinks, they serve Ritual coffee which is my go to caffeinated beverage and Mighty Leaf Ginger Twist tea which is my go to decaffeinated option.
Their only selection of pastries is a variety of chocolate chip cookies. However, it is what it is: a fabulous nook with great drinks.
To be honest, there are not a lot of places in the Mission with a comparable atmosphere. I have always had positive experiences at Haus and my only wish is that I lived closer so that I could spend more time there!

Do you think Haus Coffee would be cool with me bringing Philz from across the street over? I wanna drink my coffee and have space to drink it in too!
Although you can’t order a mint mojito iced coffee here, Haus Coffee WINS the ambiance game. Everything is light wood and concrete and yet, despite being minimal, there is seating everywhere. Small table seating, leather couch seating, longer table seating, outdoor patio seating. Free wi-​fi too, so GET SHIT DONE, this is the place.
I had a $ 3 12oz mug of brewed coffee (they use Ritual) and a $ 3 peanut butter cookie because cookies appear to be their only pastry items. It was really good though, I’m not complaining.
I’ll be back to get more shit done.

I came across this coffee shop when I was exploring the Mission District. The coffee and expresso are decent, but I wouldn’t go raving to your coffee snob friends about it. The ambiance is what makes this place special. The design is clean and minimalistic with wooden furniture and fixtures. The lighting is excellent. It’s quiet and serene. There’s also a gorgeous patio in the back if you desire some fresh air with your cup of joe.
Come to Haus if you need your caffiene fix AND want to get some major work done!

Though I love Philz, which is right around the corner, I would easily come here if I needed to get some work done. I came in ready to get work done today and found a seat easily since they have several tables. For those of you who make cafes their niches like I do, they have several extension cords so your laptops won’t be without juice even if you’re here for more than a couple hours.
Interior is really nice and clean. Simple space with minimal décor. Wooden features, artwork along the walls, and ample, natural lighting. They also have plenty of seats in their patio, which is just as nice as inside. Though, I’m not too sure how many outlets there are, if any, outside.
I ordered their iced black tea, limeade, and bran muffin and all were pretty good! Black tea wasn’t too strong, and the limeade wasn’t too sweet – as with the bran muffin. Everything was just right. I have yet to try their coffee. But will definitely be back for it.

Great space for working. Tons of space, lots of outlets and power strips, very bright, plus there’s a back patio.
The internet is fast, and there’s two connections. The barristas were friendly.
They also have iced Americanos. This ain’t Austin, so I can’t say they’re the most amazing iced coffees ever, but I’m not here for the coffee. I love the hell out of coffee, but there’s a crap ton of great coffee in San Francisco, spaces like this for working are harder to come by. And we got two of those for $ 5. That’s a pretty cheap cost to work in a space like this for a few hours.
The non-​stop Biggie was awesome as well. Great atmosphere.
To top it all off, Humphrey’s Slocombe and El Giro Gallo are right around the block.
One drawback is I didn’t see a water jug, so bright my own next time.

Outstanding place to do your work, but save your money on the coffee.
Let’s get the bad news out of the way: I could barely swallow the dirty chai latte, and my friend hardly touched her latte/​coffee-​tinted milk. To be fair, I’m not the biggest fan of chai, but there was barely any flavor, so next time I’ll go for a mocha or normal latte. I also spent $ 6.50 on that chai latte, which is a travesty by itself. The drink options are limited, so only order standard drinks here.
The ambiance for working, on the other hand, can’t be beat. Although the benches are pretty uncomfortable if you sit in them for more than an hour, the black couches near the outside patio (!) provide great cushioning if you want to lounge while working. And because this place isn’t super packed, you’ll definitely be able to grab a spot on the sofa if your heart or butt so desire. The larger tables can fit a maximum of four people, while the small tables are typically taken up by the lone Macbook Air.
I’ll give mad props to whoever plays the music, too. It isn’t too loud that you can’t focus, but it’s pretty great to listen to Smashing Pumpkins lightly in the background sometimes.
Unfortunately, even 90s rock can’t make up for the coffee here. Come here for work, and work only, or at least walk down the street to other coffee and food places before heading here so you won’t be sorely disappointed.

Yeah, no.
The coffee here is subpar. However, the space is amazing. Anyone who gave this place 4 – 5 stars is probably a developer, a business owner, or someone who doesn’t genuinely enjoy coffee because they burned the latte and the whole thing was like a block of foam. It felt more like having the only coffee available when I am in Europe versus a quaint, boutique coffee shop in the Mission.
There are basically forty businesses here because seriously everyone here is on a macbook of some sort working on some app or other. The outdoor space in the back is great, but they definitely cannot make coffee to save their lives. Pass.

I am so totally impressed by this place.
Stumbled across this place by accident when I was looking for a quiet place to do work (I had forgotten my headphones too!), and didn’t feel like braving the crowds at Philz next door. Luckily I stumbled into this gem.
There were virtually no people there at 8:30am on a Thursday. The space is super nice, well lit, with spacious wooden tables, high ceilings, and plentiful plugs. Wifi is fast and there’s even an outdoor patio!
Best of all, I could get tons of work done because it was so peaceful. The only downside to it being so quiet is that I could hear every word as the 2 849 5628^th guy tried to flirt with the barista.
One star off because the coffee is not super quality, and there are not really many food options.

It’s great coffee, you can really taste the acidity in their plain black coffee, so you know they roasted their beans well.
Reasonably priced, too.
Nice place to get work done.
Really nice outdoor seating.
My few gripes with the place is:
I couldn’t help, but feel like I’m not wanted there. Maybe I came at a bad time, but their baristas seem a bit grumpy with a forced smile.
I somewhat don’t recommend chatting in there, or at least not too loudly, because the people there are there to work. Well… «work.»
Also, the place is somewhat hard to find, because they have only 1 sign that says «HAUS» in big, red letters. And they don’t carry business cards.
But, all in all, it’s a nice place to work, but not for a quick cup of coffee or to catch up with friends.

Great customer service. It was only one barista taking order and making drinks and she continued to work through the long line and was very nice to everyone. The almond croissant was delicious. Latte was good. Plenty of outlets and I did not have to fight for tables. I did go there early morning and it was peaceful and quiet with music playing in the background. Overall this place is spacious and I got some homework done!
I only wish they had more pastries, more drink options, and possibly sandwiches. But it’s okay :)

Nice little café.
I got Chai and it was the best Chai I’ve ever had. Super smooth and spicy. Service was nice and prompt.
It’s a bit expensive, but the Internet connection was fast and it’s an overall good spot to study at.
I wish they would have more food options. They only had 3 cookies and 2 muffins when i was there.

I’d have to say that this place is actually my favorite Coffee stop in the city of San Francisco.
Why? You might ask.
1. Great minimalistic design
2.Good Coffee at a decent price. The iced coffe/​house brew costs around $ 2.50 which is definitely do-​able in this city of «high quality» coffee and coffee snobs.
3. Wifi and quiet/​spacious. Meaning it’s a great place to stop by and get some work done. I’ve been able to find a spot and work here for upwards of 2 – 3 hours, which is pretty rare to in the city in my experience.
4. Parking. Because of it’s location in the mission district, I’ve found that parking at this place is a lot easier than at most other coffee joints in the city which is great.
5. Tacos. Another great part of being in the Mission is that you’re no more than 5 minutes walk away from any number of delicious taco places.
Getting work done and tacos. What else is there to talk about?!

Great place to study if you like silence and you don’t care about the occasional bum that comes in, sits down for a few minutes and then exits.
This is the most silent coffee shop I’ve ever been to. Which is A+ in my books because I love silence. Plus, the coffee and tea is fantastic!
It’s right across the street from Philz Coffee and a great neighborhood juice bar. Woooooo.

I feel like there is an unspoken rule about Haus where people are strictly there to get work done.
The tables are so tight nit that it’s hard to feel uncomfortable sitting next to the person that is motivating you to finish the book that you’ve been meaning to finish. It is so quiet that even whispers would get people to give you looks. I believe the baristas play music only because they can’t stand the silence. The ambiance is light and organic. I can’t help but walk around to the back patio to see how much of the café is made by the staff. Speaking of the back patio, it’s even quieter than the inside since the music only drifts out the door.
Besides the ambiance, the staff is really nice and the coffee is good. I recently had their mocha and I thought it had the perfect level of sweetness. It was very foamy and the coffee art made me really happy. If you need me, I will be here starting on my next book.

Fancy pants hipster coffee shop in south Mission
First: what does the name mean? Is «Haus» German for «House»? Who knows? The plot thickens…
Second: the décor is very, very nice for a coffee shop in that area. It feels like a furniture/​design store inside.
Third: as you will notice, most of the clientele is also dressed fairly hipster-​ish
Jokes aside, the place is a solid coffee shop, with fast wifi, lots of seats, nice lighting, courteous waitstaff, and solid quality drinks (I only ordered the tea, but it was served in a nice clean teapot).
Would definitely come back, if I manage to find a space! It’s usually quite crowded.

Andando pela 24^th passei na frente deste café e achei uma ótima idéia entrar para experimentar. Sim, fui especialmente seduzida pelas mesas no quintal, mas em minha defesa, quem não seria? O clima de San Francisco é perfeito para tomar um café ao ar livre, ler um livro, curtir a brisa fresca e o sol quentinho.
Experimentei o mocha e para a minha alegria tinha chocolate mesmo. As barras foram colocadas no café quentinho e derreteram dentro da xícara. Yummmmm o bom é que depois você pode pegar uma colher e comer o que sobrou.
Também provei o chá verde gelado, que estava
WiFi é grátis, traga seu computador, celular e se divirta!