Martha & Brothers Coffee Company | Sin gluten en San francisco

Peter Zechner
03/09/2023

5

Gran lugar de café. Me sentí un poco apresurado, pero hay excelentes opciones sin gluten. Pasteles deliciosos.

Dana K
25/06/2023

5

Café muy bueno y el personal es realmente amable. Tienen algunos cafés especiales. Mi flat vanilla oat estaba suave. Tenían algunas opciones veganas y sin gluten en la panadería, pero terminé comprando un pastel de zanahoria. Esto no está cerca de mi ruta, pero si estoy de nuevo en esta área, definitivamente tomaré café aquí ❤️

Itamar Rogel
19/03/2023

5

Gran selección de bebidas y pasteles, incluidas opciones sin gluten. Servicio amable.

Peggy Cleary
21/06/2018

5

Opciones sin gluten deliciosas entre la enorme variedad de pasteles, personal amable, buena gente en las mesas con sombrilla en frente

Ari Eberlin
10/03/2018

4

I enjoy the caffinated as well as non-caffinated drinks here. Great selection of pastries Wonderful fruit salad! Here's my only beef, and frankly it is one that I am perplexed and dismayed about: I am lactose intolerant, also I enjoy milk like substances in my hot drinks (or cold) to cut the acidity of them... I always request a tiny bit of soy milk for my and my significant others beverage (when I say tiny count to 2.5 while pouring one, two, . done) here's the inconsistency: I always get the soy milk, they don't deny me... however they do unevenly choose to react to my request. I have been charged anywhere from .50 to .15 cents for my 2.5 second pour of soy milk into my tea/espresso/coffee etc... I don't have a problem with this if it is the official policy of Martha's, however the problem lies in that it is not everyone who charges me and in fact have even had the same person charge me and then NOT charge me the next day (and they joke about it in Spanish as though I don't understand what they are saying). All I ask is this: if it's .15 cents post it, or do it every time. if it's .25 cents post it, or do it every time. if it's .50 cents post it, or do it every time. It's annoyed me enough on principal that I am fine continuing my 24Th street walk up to Starbucks where they don't charge me, or joke in Spanish about me asking for a splash of soy milk for my drink. The reality is that Soy milk really isn't that much more expensive than regular milk, skim milk, 50/50 etc... Here is an interesting article on the subject I found by David Stephens: Now the only problem with their logic is Stocking and Preparation. Soy Milk is good for around 1,000 years (okay I'm exaggerating but it's not perishable like cow's milk). And last time I checked preparation is pretty much exactly the same (cow or soy) for your latte. So Stocking costs less, not more, and Preparation is a wash. The question is how much more Soy Milk costs for Starbucks mega-corp to buy. For us individuals, the best pricing I could find is around $5.00 per gallon. For comparable milk, $3.50. Let's say the Stocking costs are around 50 cents less per gallon for Soy. So there's a net $1 additional cost per gallon, spread over approximately 40 servings per gallon, or 2.5 cents extra. Starbucks charges 40 cents, or almost 94% margin. So how about some truth from Starbucks - "We charge extra for soy milk because we can. Its an option that healthy, more affluent people prefer." Its value-based pricing & has nothing to do with costs. Come clean about what you're doing - and profit without a guilty corporate conscience. Don't blame it on Procurement. Finally: i stand by my assertion that overall costs are less for serving soy vs. milk & that Starbucks is pricing due to what the market will bear and enjoys large margins on this "soy tax". I prefer not to think of my post as whining, though... :) it's a simple request for Starbucks to be honest and not come up with fake reasons for the surcharge. let's just call a spade a spade... by your logic they should introduce different pricing schemes for non-fat, 2% and whole milk since each of these requires different containers and approaches.