The 11 Best Places for Soy Lattes in the Mission District, San Francisco

Thomas Bukowski: Aside from great sandwiches, their soy lattes are pretty good too.

Cheryl Yeoh: Get the Golden Beetloaf and soy latte (free sub). Go to the backyard garden to sit - TW

Danielle Lazier SF Realtor & Wannabe Flaneuse: Laid-back vibe with a mix of work and social. do as you wish. no one will mind. you'll see folks on laptops (mostly Mac), biz meetings, people reading actual books and magazines, and just hanging out.

Melon L: Best soy latte in town.

Youngjae Park: Get soy latte!

Diane Tate (Bisgeier): Try the Soy Latte - A sunnier Sunday

timoni west: They put water in their iced soy lattes to fill up the glass. Ask for no water!

Eric Gelinas: Everything I like about a coffee shop. Great light roasts and pastries. The place is small and usually end up one big conversation

Z: "serves Four Barrel espresso drinks, summery refreshers like egg cream soda, and tasty provisions from local purveyors like Bike Basket Pies, Fearless Chocolate and Knead Patisserie"

Paulo Santos: Perfect breakfast: The Rebel Within and a Soy Latte

Jana Beranova: Very cute coffee shop in Mission. Nice coffee and delicious pastry. The chocolate croissant stack was die for. :)

Tasting Table: You must get the Rebel Within, William Werner’s most famous (or infamous) pastry from his Tell Tale Preserve Co. days--a muffin with a soft-centered egg in the middle: Read more.

Sarah Mattes: Best soy latte I've had in a looong time.

Trigby Perea: The Napa salad is fresh, crunchy, and tasty with a nice little spicy dressing!

Danny Sauter: A historic landmark? The first version of Instagram was built here over the course of 4 weekends.

The Bold Italic: Try the Lemon Sichuan filled with lemon curd and paired with a soy latte! Read more.

SFist: The donuts here come in dozens of new-school flavor combos like maple-bacon-apple, lemon sichuan, and chocolate rose. This is the go-to for office breakfasts and any other morning occasion. Read more.

dawn hansen: Munched on maple glazed bacon donuts. Delish!

Diane Tate (Bisgeier): Try the Soy Latte - Book accompaniment

Kelly Ren: The cutest place. The most popular item is banana cream, but I also really enjoyed the berry one! Delicious :)

Vinnie Lauria: Goto mission pie and have some of the bananna creams pie.

Andrew Pandrew: Vegan cookies sometimes available on demand to provide texture between a chamomile tea and a decaf soy latte. They won't be fresh or easy to chew though. You made your choice.

Paris Buttfield-Addison: One of the best places to get some work done in San Francisco. Fast Internet + Good coffee + peaceful.

David Birdsong: if you come here to work, be sure to bring headphones, the dude-barista, if present, will torture your soul w/ music 'made for teenage metalheads playing coin-op games in grotty strip mall arcades' Read more.

Tantek Çelik: bring a pen and unruled notebook. sketch, brainstorm, and create the future while sipping a soy latte.

Kirk Won: Try the water buffalo gelato affogato. Freshest beans and more variety than most.

Ben Ward: enjoy the ambience of a coffee shop that loves coffee, rather than a makeshift internet café. Unplug, unwind, enjoy their music and a damn good latte.

Lauren Mac: One of my favorite cafes in the city. Good food and coffee without pretentiousness, beautiful outdoor patio, and wifi (but no plugs, so you can only hog space for so much :). Really great spot.

Mike Michon: Grab a coffee and a magazine or your laptop, sit in the loft overlook, and judge silently.

Mike Lee: I'm sitting in the loft overlook, judging silently.

Jessie Wood: Their lox bagel is great, comes with lox, tomato, onion and capers. Yum.

Julio Capote: great place to bring a laptop and compute

Erik Cintron: Found this by accident!! This was a humble place. It was low key but had thAt mom and pop love. Everything cook to order. Good prices and good atmosphere.