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The Cakery Cafe

The Cakery Cafe

Miramar • $$

Bagels so pretty they belong in a gallery, and they taste even better than they look. This bright Miramar cafe piles crispy-chewy bagels with heirloom tomatoes and smoked salmon, alongside playful injeolmi matcha lattes.

Barrio Coffee

Barrio Coffee

Sherman Heights • $

Barrio Coffee pours serious vanilla lattes built on housemade syrups and beans sourced from a Tijuana roaster. The staff treats regulars like family, and yes, the breakfast burritos do sell out fast.

Na Tart

Na Tart

Clairemont • $$

Warm, flaky egg tarts in flavors from classic Portuguese to durian and crème brûlée, plus a ceremonial matcha menu worth swooning over. Mostly grab-and-go, so plan to devour them fresh on the curb.

S3 Coffee Bar

S3 Coffee Bar

Grantville • $$

Fall at S3 means one thing: pumpkin spice lattes served in actual mini pumpkins, plus pumpkin-shaped bagels with sweet pumpkin cream cheese. The viral combo sells out fast, so set that alarm.

Seven Seas Roasting Co. South Park

Seven Seas Roasting Co. South Park

South Park • $

Seven Seas Roasting serves up creative seasonal sips, from Pumpkin Cheesecake Lattes to Spiced Apple Chaider, in a warm, family-friendly space where the baristas actually seem happy to see you.

Bonjour Patisserie

Bonjour Patisserie

Little Italy • $$

Banana lattes and pistachio croissants at a French-style patisserie stand where pastries are stacked with proper layers and the line proves the locals know what's up.

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