Welcome to Blue Bottle Coffee - Ferry Building #7
At Blue Bottle Coffee - Ferry Building #7, the essence of San Francisco's vibrant coffee culture comes alive. Nestled in the iconic Ferry Building, this walk-up location invites coffee lovers to indulge in meticulously crafted brews. Known for their commitment to quality and freshness, Blue Bottle offers a range of beverages, from their smooth Café Au Lait to the aromatic seasonal delights. The friendly staff enhances the experience with their welcoming spirit. Guests can enjoy tasty grab-and-go options like creamy overnight oats and delightful BTR bars. It’s an elegant, cozy spot for those seeking exceptional coffee in a bustling atmosphere.
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1 Ferry Building #7, San Francisco, CA 94111 Hotline: (510) 661-3510
Located in the bustling heart of San Francisco's Ferry Building, Blue Bottle Coffee - Ferry Building #7 stands as a beacon for coffee enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. With its minimalist design and walk-up counter, this location captures the essence of Blue Bottle’s commitment to quality and craft. Here, you can enjoy a spectrum of well-prepared coffee beverages and grab-and-go food items, perfect for those on a brisk exploration of the waterfront market.
What sets this café apart is not just the exceptional coffee but also the friendly and attentive staff. Customers frequently mention the personalized service, like Max’s willingness to custom-make a drink, which adds a touch of warm hospitality to every visit. Amidst the iconic architecture of the Ferry Building, enjoying a cup of Blue Bottle’s renowned smooth coffee can be quite the delight.
- Signature Beverages: Dive into the world of carefully crafted drinks, such as the delightful Café Au Lait and the ever-popular Iced Café Mocha, which many patrons describe as “the best coffee in San Fran.”
- Seasonal Offerings: The menu is not just about staples; creative seasonal lattes, like the samra latte crafted in collaboration with The Weeknd, showcase innovative flavors that surprise and satisfy.
- Grab & Go Food: Complement your coffee with a hearty BTR Bar, Chia Overnight Oats, or a slice of their moist banana bread—each offering crafted for quality and taste.
While the café can get busy, especially during peak hours, the line tends to move swiftly. A visit here is not just about grabbing coffee; it’s about immersing yourself in a unique atmosphere that celebrates the art of coffee-making. Many customers, like Lauren V., appreciate the straightforward menu that emphasizes quality over quantity, opting for a Caffe Latte that elevates the standard coffee experience.
Though prices might skew towards the higher end, the common sentiment is that the quality justifies the cost. As Rachel K. noted, “the attention to detail with the latte art and little topping” transforms a simple cup of coffee into a memorable experience.
Overall, Blue Bottle Coffee - Ferry Building #7 invites you to explore the rich flavors and warm atmosphere that has garnered a dedicated following. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, this café is a must-visit for anyone serious about their coffee.
This is a review of the outside Blue Bottle location at the Ferry Building. Me and my friend were just checking out the menu and Max came out and chatted w us, he was such a sport as my friend wanted some drink that was on the menu, he was totally down w making it. He was beyond sweet, just incredible & truly made my day. I had americano w almond milk and it was perfect & delicious. Thank you for being a good sport and just having great energy.
A fine cappuccino. $7.63 including tip. Slow as molasses. Great, if you don't mind the wait.
Stopped by the Blue Bottle in the Ferry Building - my first time having Blue Bottle. I got the iced cafe mocha, by far the best coffee in San Fran. The mocha had a nice depth of flavor and you could actually taste the coffee.
We stopped by Blue Bottle Coffee at the Ferry Building while exploring the city, mostly because it had such high ratings, and we were not disappointed. The place was busy, but the line moved pretty fast, so we didn't have to wait long, which was a nice surprise considering the sizable crowd. My understanding is that they don't serve anything that isn't listed on their menu, (ex. no 'vanilla latte' just the listed 'caffe latte'), but everything on it feels a bit more unique than your standard coffee shop offerings, so we didn't really mind. I ended up getting a caffe latte, which was really good, and definitely a big step up from what you get at most big chain coffee spots. That being said, it was also a bit on the expensive side, two drinks came out to $16.50, which is a quite bit more than we're used to. Overall, if you're willing to spend a little more for a top-notch cup of coffee, Blue Bottle is a solid choice.
Coffee is so smooth it should be called something else. i absolutely love blue bottle
(Daniel Craig voiceover) The vibe is the most fabulous coffee in the Ferry Building. Chelsea warmly greeted us! She is super nice! Went with the Cappucino avec quatre shots. The Hayes Valley Espresso is quite delectable. 4 times all at once. The Winter Latte is also fabulous! Got some instant coffee and espresso sachet merch to go! Would order everything again! Thanks, Chelsea! Ciao!
Great location in the middle of the Ferry Building. It had a long line but we got through it pretty quickly. The matcha latte is definitely on the less sweet side and more milk heavy, but it's refreshing! My husband ordered the samra latte which was created by The Weeknd apparently, and has honey, vanilla, and cinnamon. It was a little too bitter for my taste but at least it was mixed well. I like that the drinks have enough ice, yet not too much. Overall good spot to grab some caffeine while you're here.
YES to Blue Bottle Coffee! I used to live near one of their cafes and it was my go-to. So when we were in SF for work, I was thrilled to visit the Ferry Building location. Note: it's a walk-up counter, not a full cafe, but there's outside seating to be found at and around the Ferry Building. We visited on a Friday morning around 7:30am and I was surprised that the entire Ferry Building was pretty quiet. We were helped quickly and the friendly staff happily answered questions. I ordered a classic latte. There's only one size available and I think they said that it's normally made with oat milk, but they do offer a few different 'milks.' While I like an oat milk latte, I do prefer a dairy milk latte especially when I'm ordering out, so went that route and it was smooth and delicious! I also indulged in a thick slice of moist and perfectly balanced banana bread (not too sweet). I tried a few other coffee shops while in town and Blue Bottle made the best latte IMO. I'll definitely be back!
I've heard about Blue Bottle Coffee for years, but just had the chance to try it out. On an early Friday morning, around 7:30ish I walked from our hotel to the Ferry building with a couple coworkers to grab coffee. There was no line and they had a variety of options for drinks as well as food. I ended up getting the seasonal option and an everything pull-apart croissant and they were ready quickly. We walked around a bit before finding a place to sit and enjoy everything. The coffee was delicious and I loved the attention to detail with the latte art and the little topping. The everything pull-apart was good, but I would have preferred a fluffier version versus how crispy this was. It wasn't bad, just a personal preference. I love a fluffy croissant experience. From other reviews it seems you should avoid peak hours if you don't like a wait. We walked around the Ferry building a few times during the trip and the lines can get long. The staff there was also really nice, even though it was early.