Our Story
More Than Just Coffee
Every cup we serve is a small moment of joy, carefully crafted by passionate baristas who care about your experience.
- Free WiFi
- Cozy Seating
- Pet Friendly
- Local Roasters
Grand Coffee is a welcoming coffee and tea destination in San Francisco, located within the historic Grand Theater building at 2663 Mission St. The café serves coffee and pastries gathered from local sources, offering customers a convenient place to enjoy quality refreshments in a setting that feels casual, cozy, and trendy.
Whether you are stopping in for a carefully prepared coffee, exploring the great tea selection, or taking a moment to relax, Grand Coffee provides an inviting atmosphere for everyday visits and casual gatherings.
Customers rate Grand Coffee 4.60 out of 5 based on 212 reviews, reflecting its strong reputation for great coffee and an enjoyable café experience. Known for table service, the café also features a bar on site and provides a restroom for customer convenience.
Reservations are accepted, making planning a visit easier, while the wheelchair-accessible entrance supports a more welcoming experience for guests with mobility needs.
Grand Coffee offers several ways to enjoy its menu and services, including dine-in, takeaway, delivery, and on-site service. Customers can pay with credit cards, debit cards, or NFC mobile payments.
With coffee at the heart of its offerings, locally sourced pastries, a broad tea selection, and a comfortable setting inside the historic Grand Theater building, Grand Coffee is a convenient choice for enjoying a drink and a bite in San Francisco. For more information or to make arrangements, call +1 415-656-6422.
Our Story
Every cup we serve is a small moment of joy, carefully crafted by passionate baristas who care about your experience.
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From our beloved regulars
You'll miss the spot if you're not looking for it, which is a shame since The coffee is awesome. The staff is also really nice and welcoming.
This is my favorite coffee shop in the San Francisco. I may be biased because it is my regular spot but it is always consistent and without pretense. It's a neighborhood spot and the coffee and the community here is real. Grab one of the four seats and settle in. Just don't take mine.
Tiny hole in the wall place right under the Grand Theater marquee with a warm, neighborhood joint vibe and definitely knows how to make a good cup of coffee. Very genuine barista who made my latte, treating people like neighbors not just customers. Opens early, which is always appreciated for a coffee shop.
By far the best coffeeshop in the area! Also this store is superior to the grand coffee 2 just down the street. If you want a perfect coffee from an employee who actually likes there job and what they do. This is the place to go! Grand coffee 2 only ever has people who act like they hate there job and do not want to be there. But this grand coffee 11/10!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Very cozy venue for high quality espresso drinks. There are at least three employees with mustaches and they are the most skilled.
Yup, it's a hole in the wall! You'll be glad you found this place though, the baristas were hilarious and cared about making the perfect drink. I had a flat white that was just the right amount of coffee forward but tbh the guy in front of me ordered a cappuccino that made me pretty jealous. Guess I'll have to come back soon!
I can't believe it took me so long to try this place out. The way they maximize such a small space really makes it a unique place. From the hand drawn paper cups on the wall to the plants hanging around, it's a beautiful little coffee shop with like 3 seats. The cappuccino... It was perfect. I don't know how to say it besides that. My fiance was even asking for multiple sips and she isn't into caps like that. If you're in the area, definitely give it a go.
This place has been a super welcoming environment for so many years and I'm grateful that they're still going strong. Every time I come in here, which is less frequent now because I moved, they still make me feel like I'm part of the community. Thanks, y'all. On top of that, the chocolate chip cookies are a gateway drug and the coffee is absolutely top tier. Ignore reviews from people like @isrealblum, who seems to blame everyone around him for his own miserable life. Thanks, Grand, for keeping it Grand.
Flavor wise ranks with the best coffee in San Francisco, no kidding. This tiny hole in the wall with 3 stools is a hidden gem. Seems like a throwback to the 60s but clearly have coffee game for the modern addiction.
this dude Miguel punked me Ashton Kutcher --butterfly effect--- style/ hit me with an electalyte beverage --- the refreshing lime ricky worth every penny when i said barista's choice wait i did say barista paradisa sssss choice never put in a song request the subliminals are Top tier.
Common questions about Grand Coffee
Grand Coffee is located at 2663 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94110, United States, San Francisco, CA, United States.
You can reach Grand Coffee by calling +1 415-656-6422.
Grand Coffee has a rating of 4.6 out of 5 based on 212 customer reviews.
Grand Coffee features the following accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Grand Coffee features the following service options: On-site services, Takeaway, Dine-in, Delivery.
Grand Coffee features the following highlights: Great coffee, Great tea selection.
Grand Coffee features the following offerings: Coffee.
Grand Coffee features the following dining options: Table service.
Grand Coffee features the following amenities: Bar on site, Restroom.
Grand Coffee features the following atmosphere: Casual, Cozy, Trendy.
Grand Coffee features the following planning: Accepts reservations.
Grand Coffee features the following payments: Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments.
Grand Coffee features the following parking: Paid street parking, Difficult to find a space.
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