If there are two things San Franciscans love, it’s their coffee and their dogs. Our pup-loving city knows the two are best when enjoyed together, so we have many cafes here where you can sip and relax with your furry companion. Here is a list of the best dog-friendly coffee shops that are "paw-fect" for their quality coffee and delightful ambiance.
See also: San Francisco's Most Fun And Scenic Dog Parks
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2 Sanchez St.; 415-621-1108 / Website
This popular cafe is right next to the iconic Duboce Dog Park, so you know it'll cater to both you and your pet. It is an excellent choice to refuel after an exhilarating day of playing at the scenic park, as there is plenty of outdoor seating to lounge with your coffee and snacks in this cute and sunny area.
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4117 19th St.; 415-626-5573 / Website
Spike’s ensures your undivided attention is solely devoted to your doggy here as they keep it old school with no WiFi or any television screens. Stop into this independently-owned Castro hangout for a moment to just live in the present without any technological distractions, which only adds to the full experience of tasting their complex coffee while bonding with your pet on their patio, and perhaps even striking up conversations with new friends!
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1396 La Playa St.; 415-665-5282 / Website
If you and your dog love to hit the ocean and play in the sand, seaside Java Beach Cafe offers the most relaxed retreat to fuel up or rejuvinate with after. Known for roasting their own coffee, you can truly taste their dedication to their local community in many of their inventive drinks, like the Chocolate Ganache Cold Brew or Butterscotch Latte. Their pastries and breakfast burritos are also divine, guaranteed to set you up right for a long day of keeping up with your dog.
See also: The Ultimate Guide To A Day In SF's Beachy Sunset District
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2128 Folsom St.; 415-665-5282 / Website
Mission’s Stable Cafe has the most magical and cozy back patio, charmingly tucked away with ample greenery, space, and shade. Transport yourself and your pet into a lush, hidden wonderland that seems straight out of a fairytale or a European villa. Plenty of others are lounging around, having no worries about the outside world, enjoying their Smoked Salmon Tartine or Tortilla Espanola.
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848 Cole St.; 415-242-0200 / Website
Cole Valley is also known as the “Brunch District,” and Cafe Reverie only further supplements this honor. Aside from their wide selection of scrumptious breakfast, their bucolic outdoor patio is an unmissable highlight here, adding to your morning delight with a vibrant canopy of tall trees and radiant sunlight. Your puppy will have their main character moment just as you are out here on this highly Instagrammable oasis.
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189 6th Ave.; 415-571-8780 / Website
Located in Richmond and Nob Hill, the cute and comfy Nourish Cafe genuinely lives up to its name with its nutritious and generous vegan offerings. Everything here is plant-based and naturally sweetened for a truly enriching meal, and we recommend any of their filling Brekkie Bowls or vitamin-packed refreshing smoothies.
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736 Divisadero St.; 415-345-1953 / Website
If you happen to be at Alamo Square Park showing your doggy the fabulous Painted Ladies, head on over to The Mill to continue treating them (and yourself!). Here their rustic brick storefront reveals a spacious and sleek interior that also boasts irresistable toasts and Four Barrel coffee. Enjoy their fresh-made coffee with equally hot pastries out on their large patio, and enjoy another small workout in trying to fend off your pup wanting to understandably sneak a delectable taste too.
No matter where you are in the city, you and your pup are sure to love these highly relaxing and friendly cafes, and you both may even foster new friendships from the other numerous dog and owner frequenters! Be sure to check our guide to the best pet-friendly bars in town, too.
Photography by: Getty
If there are two things San Franciscans love, it’s their coffee and their dogs. Our pup-loving city knows the two are best when enjoyed together, so we have many cafes here where you can sip and relax with your furry companion. Here is a list of the best dog-friendly coffee shops that are "paw-fect" for their quality coffee and delightful ambiance.
See also: San Francisco's Most Fun And Scenic Dog Parks
View this post on Instagram
2 Sanchez St.; 415-621-1108 / Website
This popular cafe is right next to the iconic Duboce Dog Park, so you know it'll cater to both you and your pet. It is an excellent choice to refuel after an exhilarating day of playing at the scenic park, as there is plenty of outdoor seating to lounge with your coffee and snacks in this cute and sunny area.
View this post on Instagram
4117 19th St.; 415-626-5573 / Website
Spike’s ensures your undivided attention is solely devoted to your doggy here as they keep it old school with no WiFi or any television screens. Stop into this independently-owned Castro hangout for a moment to just live in the present without any technological distractions, which only adds to the full experience of tasting their complex coffee while bonding with your pet on their patio, and perhaps even striking up conversations with new friends!
View this post on Instagram
1396 La Playa St.; 415-665-5282 / Website
If you and your dog love to hit the ocean and play in the sand, seaside Java Beach Cafe offers the most relaxed retreat to fuel up or rejuvinate with after. Known for roasting their own coffee, you can truly taste their dedication to their local community in many of their inventive drinks, like the Chocolate Ganache Cold Brew or Butterscotch Latte. Their pastries and breakfast burritos are also divine, guaranteed to set you up right for a long day of keeping up with your dog.
See also: The Ultimate Guide To A Day In SF's Beachy Sunset District
View this post on Instagram
2128 Folsom St.; 415-665-5282 / Website
Mission’s Stable Cafe has the most magical and cozy back patio, charmingly tucked away with ample greenery, space, and shade. Transport yourself and your pet into a lush, hidden wonderland that seems straight out of a fairytale or a European villa. Plenty of others are lounging around, having no worries about the outside world, enjoying their Smoked Salmon Tartine or Tortilla Espanola.
View this post on Instagram
848 Cole St.; 415-242-0200 / Website
Cole Valley is also known as the “Brunch District,” and Cafe Reverie only further supplements this honor. Aside from their wide selection of scrumptious breakfast, their bucolic outdoor patio is an unmissable highlight here, adding to your morning delight with a vibrant canopy of tall trees and radiant sunlight. Your puppy will have their main character moment just as you are out here on this highly Instagrammable oasis.
View this post on Instagram
189 6th Ave.; 415-571-8780 / Website
Located in Richmond and Nob Hill, the cute and comfy Nourish Cafe genuinely lives up to its name with its nutritious and generous vegan offerings. Everything here is plant-based and naturally sweetened for a truly enriching meal, and we recommend any of their filling Brekkie Bowls or vitamin-packed refreshing smoothies.
View this post on Instagram
736 Divisadero St.; 415-345-1953 / Website
If you happen to be at Alamo Square Park showing your doggy the fabulous Painted Ladies, head on over to The Mill to continue treating them (and yourself!). Here their rustic brick storefront reveals a spacious and sleek interior that also boasts irresistable toasts and Four Barrel coffee. Enjoy their fresh-made coffee with equally hot pastries out on their large patio, and enjoy another small workout in trying to fend off your pup wanting to understandably sneak a delectable taste too.
No matter where you are in the city, you and your pup are sure to love these highly relaxing and friendly cafes, and you both may even foster new friendships from the other numerous dog and owner frequenters! Be sure to check our guide to the best pet-friendly bars in town, too.
Photography by: Getty
