Organic, gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free, soy-free, and just about any other “free”, As Quoted is a cafe for nearly anyone trying to eat clean. Think salads, open-faced sandwiches (on gluten-free bread, of course), and bone broth soups that are perfect for a chilly day, which — as Presidio Heights residents know well — is most days. The bright, open space has clean lines and plenty of seating if you want to stay and enjoy one of many almond-milk latte options.

While it might not look like much from the outside, this casual coffee shop is a neighborhood favorite amongst Richmond District residents. It’s a cozy spot with plush couches and donated books that make it an inviting space to sip your morning coffee and enjoy creative salads, wraps and sandwiches. There’s also a little outdoor seating to soak up some Vitamin D while getting that buzz.

Best for a grab-and-go cappuccino and snack, Darwin is the clean eating darling of SOMA. With very limited seating, this cozy spot gets packed during peak lunch hours, so it's best to go early or take something for the road. Its signature dish is an epic kale salad with prosciutto and poached eggs.

While this coffee shop is best known for its almond milk lattes and selection of chocolates, it's also an all-organic purveyor of delicious, nutritious food. Think quinoa burgers and egg wraps in whole wheat lavash. There are pastries, but even those are mostly gluten-free or vegan options. There’s also dairy-free butternut squash soup and tomato soups for the lactose intolerant.

Started by fitness-focused friends, Nourish bills itself as a 100 percent plant-based eatery that only uses organic, whole foods. With minimal oil and only natural sweeteners, this Richmond District gem is the go-to spot for clean eating and a brew — an organic brew, of course. The menu includes whole grain and veggie-packed salads, acai bowls and an array of gluten-free toasts. If you’re in the mood for something a tad more indulgent, there’s a quinoa waffle made with almond flour and sweetened with bananas, as well as fresh juices and smoothies.

This vegan, gluten-free quick service spot seems fitting for San Francisco’s fittest neighborhood. There’s virtually nothing at Seed & Salt that wouldn’t get a nutritional thumbs-up, including the cafe’s beet burger, cashew-dill cream cheese sandwich, and eggplant BLT — all of which might make you think you’re having a cheat day. To sip on, there’s a cold brew and Proyecto Diaz coffee, a local roaster out of Oakland.

One of the newest and most beautiful spots in San Francisco to down some coffee and grab a bite also happens to have some wholesome options to nibble on. This stylish spot has an all-new menu that includes options like a green farro salad with sunflower seeds, roasted delicata flatbread, and greek yogurt with housemade granola and fruit. It is definitely still a bakery though, if you decide to indulge in bread pudding, croissants, or even ice cream.

With eight locations and counting, the Plant Organic is the go-to spot for both vegetarians and omnivores in need of a fuel up. Good for a quick bite or full-course meal, this breezy spot has creative menu options like pumpkin seed and cornmeal-crusted tempeh. Also, every menu item is marked if it's not 100 percent organic.