Unassuming and unexpected spot for a perfect breakfast! From the outside, this North Beach café looks inconspicuous and quite touristy, but I'm so glad I gave it a try and that was all it takes to make me keep coming back. The Pão de queijo sandwich is simply amazing, the cheese bread is chewy and gives a wonderful smell, stuffed with melted cheese and a generous portion of meat, this is what I dream of for a hearty breakfast. And the price is very friendly. I have also tried the Coxinha (delicious) and Esfiha de carne (wasn't too impressed by this one). The service can be a bit slow, especially given that it's frequented by tourists and often has a line. Ordering online (without price premium) in advance solves the problem.

Small cute cafe close to Fisherman Wharf’s. There were already people waiting in line before they opened at 8. We decided to take a stroll and came back at 8.05. There was line out of the door. We were lucky to get a table inside and waited about 10-15 minutes for our order to arrive. We ordered an iced americano, coffee with milk, and tapioca crepe with veggie omelette. This was first time trying the tapioca crepe and I was not disappointed. they have variety of options to choose from for breakfast. Customer service was great. If you are in the area then please do visit this place.

Not very far away from the Fisherman’s wharf and the cable car turnaround near pier 39. We have never had Brazilian food and we were very much impressed by this restaurant. They have very good vegetarian options and their coffee with chocolate was too good. The only disadvantage is this is not very big and you might not get a table as easily as you could get in other restaurants. Gets pretty crowded, so sooner you go, better it would be for you.

The guava mozzarela crepe was beyond delicious. The variety of flavors all complimented other so well. The original acai bowl was filling and needed hearty pick me up. Def will be back.

Delicious food! Service was very quick. Line gets out the door so the inside can get very crowded, but there is also outside seating. The crepes are delicious. If you've never had it before, it's an interesting texture - rough on the top but chewy on the inside. They are small enough to share if you are weary on food textures. Love the fact that they sell the cheese bread frozen to take home. If I wasn't traveling I would have definitely grabbed a bag or two!

One of my favorite morning stops while visiting San Francisco. The coffee is amazing and the food is simple but delicious.

I got there around 8ish as they open at 8. There were already people in line! Really popular place. Love their açai bowl! Good place for breakfast! 아침먹기좋은곳입니다!

The best Brazilian cafe of San Francisco. I am Brazilian and I know what I am talking about. Delicious options, fresh, warm. I'd eat here every meal every day.

I love Cafe de Casa and am very happy they are in North Beach. I like to pickup breads here when I have guests over. My favorites are the coconut bread and coconut roll with cheese. So good, always fresh and fluffy. Ask them to warm it up if you plan to eat on the go! The other day I had a breakfast sandwich with dried beef and mozarella. I enjoyed it almost bought another! That will now be my go-to for when I come here for breakfast :) Note the indoor space is small - it’s always busy when I’ve come but always managed to find a table. Service is fast too. Highly recommend.

I am so happy I randomly decided to walk up and try this Brazilian cafe. The food here is simply exceptional. The açaí bowl is not overly sweet, and the torta De Frango is so good. The crust, cheese, and chicken all go together perfectly. The only thing I didn’t like was the tapioca omelette, just personally felt like the texture of the dough / taste didn’t add anything to the food. Make sure you get the hot sauce to add to the food too it brings it all together. Lastly I think the iced coffee was pretty good too. Every time I’ve gone the cafe has been packed. It doesn’t have too much of a vibe, but the exceptional food really carried the cafe. Easily one of the best overall cafes I’ve been to in SF.

I tried Brazilian crepes made from tapioca flour, but I didn't quite understand the hype. While I appreciate that they're gluten-free (luckily, I don't have to worry about gluten, I truly feel for those who can't eat gluten), I found them to be rather bland. The omelette inside the crepe was well-cooked, and the fruit salad was a nice addition. However, if you're not avoiding gluten, I wouldn't recommend them. After doing some research, it seems tapioca crepes don't offer many nutritional benefits and lack the delicious flavors we usually enjoy in a meal. So, they might not be the best choice if you're not specifically looking for gluten-free options.

Came here because they had gluten free options on their menu and I have Celiac disease and must eat gluten free. Husband ordered: - Pour over coffee. $4.25 - Chicken, bacon & Brazilian cream cheese cheese bread sandwich. $8.50 I ordered: - Presunto Crepe (ham & cheese.) $11.75 - Salmon & Brazilian cream cheese cheese bread sandwich. $8.75 I noticed that some of the pastries were marked gluten free at the ordering area but there only looked to be one set of tongs. I didn't want to eat something potentially cross contaminated so I stuck to the hot food. Service was fairly quick after you place your order. Water, sauces and silverware are self-serve and there is a place to put your used dishes after you finish your meal. We sat inside at the bar by the windows. My husband's chicken sandwich was fine. Coffee was fine. My ( beiju de tapioca) presunto crepe was a 0/10. The tapioca crepe batter not only looks unappetising, but it tastes terrible. There seems to be no seasoning, just tapioca starch and water. It was difficult to choke down and I tried to drown it in hot sauce, but it was awful. Not only that, but for something that's more than $12 - the price of a decent omelette elsewhere - it felt like it could have had more filling than a few slices of unappetising-looking lunch meat with a light amount of cheese. I shared it with my husband because I couldn't eat it all with such a meh taste. Either change the batter recipe or take it off the menu, because it's horrible. My husband told me to order something else because we'd be out all day and it's hard to find gluten free options, even in San Francisco. I ordered the salmon and cream cheese cheese bread sandwich. It was fine but the cheese bread, while the largest I've seen, was not the best pão de quiejo I've had. The cheese bread sandwiches are just okay and the crepe is so bad it shouldn't be on the menu. While I appreciate having a gluten free option, I would not go back here. Visited November 2023

A fantastic find for breakfast near our hotel, this little cafe is definitely something supremely different in SF. Great service, excellent coffee and truly wonderful food, definitely not something you're likely to have had before. We had a cheese bread sandwich with ham and cheese, which was absolutely delicious, warmed to just the right temperature, and the salmon, Brazilian cream cheese and pumpkin seed tapioca tortilla "omelette", which was something I'd never had before. Unique, memorable and quite lovely, especially with the accompanying fruit salad and extra virgin olive oil! We loved the experience so much we'll be going back there again before we leave! Oh and we bought the gluten free coconut cake to take back with us, a special treat for later... really looking forward to trying it! I'd be surprised if it was anything less than marvellous.

The açaí bowl was delicious topped with raw Gogi berries delivered an energy boost. The Brazilian coffee and coconut bread is tasty as well. Cafe de Casa was our sole choice for breakfast. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Food is good here both dine in (inside space is small) or outside and take out.

We love coming to this cute little Brazilian cafe after swimming at aquatic park. They have tons of gluten free options and delicious baked goods! I had the cheese bread sandwich with chicken and my friend got the vegan crepe. They have a rotating menu of pastries on the weekends and I loved the donut with guava jam. Their carrot cake with chocolate ganache drizzle was a bit dry. Coconut fluffy rolls are scrumptious there!!

Cosy and really popular breakfast place, if you get there later in the morning then expect to wait in line for at least 20 min. You need to be clever when you want to have a good outdoor seating there: either ask to join someone or let your friend look around! Delicious açai bowl!

Cute little coffee and bakery shop. Has delicious Brazilian pastries that are sweet and savory. Got the Carrot Cake Bolo de Cenoura. It's a carrot cake with chocolate drizzle over it. It tasted more like an orange cake than a carrot cake. It was still tasty, wouldn't order it again. Got an iced coffee also. They have bar seating inside and areas outside to eat. Easy walk from Ghirardelli Chocolate Company.

Been here three times now and each food item has been delicious! The staff has been very friendly and sitting outside has been wonderful each time! It gets a little busy but has definitely been worth visiting!

I couldn’t be happier with our choice for brunch! We ordered a cheese bread sandwich, Torta de Frango, and Carrot cake! All three were delicious, filling, and enjoyable in the inviting setting of the restaurant. I’d recommend this spot for anyone in the area looking for a quick bite or a full meal. The carrot cake was tasty but more citrus-forward than I would have expected. Tasty, but different!

A nice little breakfast café by the roadside. The coffee was good. The tapioca wrap tasted super weird…but the avocado was plentiful and the fruit was fresh. Their baked items were exquisite. I would go back for those. Definitely a fun little place to check out and there is a parking lot just around the corner so you can go walk around a bit by the waterfront and check out the shops.

Incredible breakfast spot for a unique start to your day. Excellent GF crepes with amazing choices in filling. Do not go without getting the guava jelly filled donut, it will change your perspective on donuts.

I love this place. Excellent breakfast. Always packed for a reason!

We spent a week across the street at the excellent hotel caza, and ate brunch here daily. Every dish and.beverage is prepared and served with care by the friendly and dedicated staff. This is a place to go when quality is more important to you than speed. The pour-over coffee is so good. The Acai bowl my favorite meal. My wife liked the omelette tapioca.

Convenient location, healthy menu options, reasonable prices and fast service. We ordered tapioca crepes, egg sandwich, avocado mozzarella toast and fresh orange juice. I loved their Brazilian bread. Wish they had another location in Montclair, New Jersey 😊

Nice stop close to the popular hot spots in San Francisco. The coffee chocolate was so creamy and warm on a cool SF day. Also had the tapioca crepes. One was vegan with greens, eggplant & tomato filling. The other was nutella and fresh strawberries

Stepped in for some breakfast today and had a great Brazilian style omelette and amazing vanilla iced coffee. Definitely worth a try! They even have delicious looking savoury/sweet pastries. Thanks!