The 9 Best Places for a Hot Chocolate in Civic Center, San Francisco

andra: Stroller accessible. Soft music. Regular hot chocolate: a little too sweet for me but it's smoothy and tasty.

Leering marsupial: literally the best hot chocolate.

Marshall St. Clair: 7x7 recommends the Hot Chocolate

Nimalan Mahendran: They make some of the best tasting cappuccinos, lattes and even mochas in all of SF.

Kidhack: One of the best iced mochas.

amanda li: the mocha here is SO GOOD. thick and rich :)

Jole P: Super quality coffee love how you can control the sweetness of mochas n such

Catarina Lai: they know what they are doing. one of the best caffè mocha I have ever had. 👏 bravo! | plus free wi-fi 💻 📱

Catarina Lai: they know what they are doing. one of the best caffè mocha I have ever had. 👏 bravo! | plus free wi-fi 💻 📱

Steve Galgas: The pizza is really good here. A different style than most SF places- similar to Hot Lips in Portland, with unusual and delicious toppings.

Serious Eats: This cafe is partnered with local organization Toolworks to offer employment and job training to disabled, homeless, and at-risk individuals.

Josh W: Kouign-Amann is so flakily buttery and wonderful

Joel Corpus: Breakfast burrito, mocha chai and fruit pies are totally legit.

Zach N: The fire in the fireplace is NOT real nor is it warm. The mocha ice cream is delicious though.

Matt Richardson: There's so much to choose from here, but the Chicken Enchiladas are my favorite. They make a fantastic affogato too.

Michael Dale: The Mocha is good

Frederique D: Perfect weekday breakfast spot. Perfect eggs. Friendly service. Go!

Ella G.: Breakfast sandwiches all day baby!

Delyn Simons: No Nutcracker hot cocoa for the kids. Hayes Valley cafe après performance is your best bet. The prosecco carts for the adults was a nice touch.

Lou Kostura: What a beautiful venue the old opera house is outstanding architecture, wonderful acoustics, downfall if you are a tall or larger person the seats are very narrow and the leg room in nonexistent

The Ritz-Carlton: Did you know that the San Francisco War Memorial Opera House is where the United Nations held its first meeting in the spring of 1945?

Ankeet U.: Delicious tofu scramble for those who don't eat eggs. Loved the chai. Great service and ambience. Neighborhood is a bit off.

Juan Arreguin: If you're here for the first time, you gotta do the initiation dance. You'll get a discount!

Amanda Marshall: Try the chicken pesto wrap.

zSha A: Boxing Room: used to make boxes in the space back in the day. Absinthe ownership. good food. good value. wine on tap. fantastic desserts.

Thrillist: Score some delicious Southern food including honest-to-goodness fried gator. It’ll (cap’n) hook you. Read more.

tal keinan: Fried alligator is to die for.