Sohn

L L 246 reviews · Local Guide 11 July 2026

Iced banana oat hojicha latte - too sweet, texture too syrupy, like goopy oats. Hojicha flavor is good Long line for dine in on weekend. Line moves slow. There is a separate takeout line where you can order via kiosk. Spacious interior, a little loud. Aesthetic place to hangout or work. I like the music, they were playing Baekhyun Two circular bike racks outside.

R Rick Takeshita 100 reviews · Local Guide 5 July 2026

Luckily no line on an earl Sunday. Match melons drink was unique but not a fan of overly sweetness, famous galbi bfast sandwich was a miss too. Needed strong pickled veg/kim chee n burger was just plain, bread was ok. The noodle salad was a hit, nice spice. Cookie was made perfectly. Light gochujang but texture on point. Service good, atmosphere nice with lots of 2nd fl seating

J Junho Lee 40 reviews · Local Guide 23 June 2026

This beautifully designed cafe offers a Korean-themed menu. While you may need to wait in line outside for a table, it’s well worth it if the weather allows. For brunch, I tried the Galbi Patty Melt (cheese-filled + savory burger). I also highly recommend the popcorn chicken, which comes with tteok, rice cakes, and a flavorful gim, seaweed, topping. Paired with the 'Yuza Perilla Espresso Tonic,' it made for a wonderful brunch. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and would definitely frequent this spot if I lived in the area.

А Аlisa Paludeti 398 reviews · Local Guide 12 June 2026

I was taking my time to check this place out as I’ve heard about long wait for several weeks after opening. It was easy to get a table at ~9:30am on Friday. Just couple of people were there. But at 10:30 the second floor was fully packed. I liked the menu which was not too large and went with the breakfast sandwich and hot hojicha latte. Be careful with ordering drinks — seems like they serve sweetened version by default so when you order pick less sweet or unsweetened if you don’t want a sweet drink (my friend made this mistake and was a bit disappointed). I liked the sandwich — the texture combo was amazing: tender egg, crunchy bacon and flaky sesame croissant. The sweetness from onion jam was a bit too much for me but I still enjoyed it. Horjicha latte was rich in flavor too. The space is beautiful— two stories loft with lovely modern art along the walls, the corner with books about Korean food and design and workshop schedule. Amazing place to come with friends, on a date or to work.

A Ann Pham 299 reviews · Local Guide 9 June 2026

SOHN is a Korean breakfast and brunch cafe in the Dogpatch neighborhood. I have to give them a compliment on their design, this is probably one of the most aesthetic cafe in the Bay Area. The cafe is very spacious with both downstairs and upstairs seating, free wifi, plenty of power outlets, making it a great working space for remote workers (like me) or students. Their menu has a wide variety of food and drink options, and I really enjoyed everything I ordered. I had hojicha latte and Galbi Patty Melt (their breakfast sandwich). Hojicha latte was not too sweet so you can focus on the nutty flavor of the drink. And what I like most is that the "hot hojicha" was served at a perfect temperature, warm enough to be comforting but not too hot to burn my mouth. Their Galbi Patty Melt featured Korean BBQ beef, cheddar cheese, and kimchi slaw on a sesame croissant bun. The croissant was incredibly buttery, which makes me want to come back and try more of their croissants next time. Overall, I had a great experience. This will definitely be my go-to cafe for working from now on.