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Top 10 Cafés & Taverns

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1. Victrola

A real neighborhood café where baristas serve Capitol Hill’s Vivace espresso and drip coffee from beans roasted at Lighthouse Roasters in Fremont. The aesthetics reflect music and art of the 1920s and 30s.
2. Bauhaus Books & Coffee

Savor San Francisco’s Caffe Trieste espresso and coffee along with delicious scones and croissants.
3. B&O Espresso

A more refined and higher priced outlet for fine baked goods and specialty coffees. They also make deluxe wedding cakes and have a full service bistro next door.
4. Espresso Vivace Roasteria

Their roasting process and promotion of caffe espresso as a culinary art has been well appreciated. The owners have published a book and two videos about the art that enjoys worldwide distribution.
5. Coffee Messiah

In a city that has turned coffee retailers into millionaires, this tiny café began as a nonprofit enterprise. They also host live music nights.
6. Chop Suey
7. Linda’s Tavern

Linda Derschang, a local business owner, created a hip bar for locals in 1994 that tended at the time to be rock stars and their managers. Offers mixed drinks and beer, and decent food.
8. Bad Juju Lounge

DJs spin alternative music, rock, and whatever they feel like, and revelers take in New Orleans-style voodoo art.
9. Comet Tavern

A legendary hangout for rockers and great pretenders alike. It’s just a tavern with some pool tables, but the crowd, the location, and the stories etched into tabletops tell a different tale.
10. Elysian Brewery

The chow rates among the best pub grub in town (see Elysian).