Sometimes you just need a cup of coffee.  Anything will do.  McDonald’s.  Rolling Pin.  Happy Donuts.  Folger’s Crystals.  Whatever.  All you need is a boost of caffeine.

Othertimes, you want your coffee to take you away to a quite neck of the woods (so to speak of course, there aren’t really any woods in the Outer Sunset district).  You want a place with a bit of an artistic vibe.  Where you can grab a book from a shelf, order up a snack, a cup of caffeine (or a glass of wine or beer if you prefer your liquid beverages to beon the alcoholic side!) and relax on a weathered old sofa. 

But the best part?  

Open Mic comedy on Monday nights.  I stumbled in here on a random Monday, and while I didn’t find myself laughing too much because I had met an old friend there to chat (ok, maybe there was a little snicker that came out once or twice), I did enjoy the fact that the place was more than just a coffee shop buried deep in the Avenues (and the fact that it’s buried out here in the Avenues is a GOOD thing, not a bad thing.)  It was actually a bit of a community hub too. 

Stop by sometime and take a load off.  I’m sure you’ll enjoy it.

 
Sea Biscuit Cafe
3815 Noriega Street
(between 45th Ave & 46th Ave)
San Francisco, CA 94122
(415) 661-3784