Michael T.
5/16/2025
Where is Tatarstan? I believe somewhere within Russia, and I love that this cafe/restaurant is representing them in SF! Not only is this café cozy but the food they serve really fits the vibe...
AyDea
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799 Bryant St
San Francisco, CA 94107
AyDea in San Francisco offers a unique culinary experience by blending local Californian cuisine with flavors from the Republic of Tatarstan. Their menu showcases a fusion of traditional recipes and spices, creating an authentic taste of history on every plate.
Committed to quality, AyDea emphasizes the use of organic and Halal ingredients, ensuring a healthy and sustainable dining experience. Their innovative approach to food extends to the production of their own butter, enhancing the flavors of their dishes in ways unseen in the city.
Named after the first baker to create a croissant in Paris, AyDea's artisanal bread stands out for its Regaliki dough and grass-fed butter lamination. This attention to detail and dedication to crafting unique flavors make AyDea a must-visit destination for those seeking a taste of Tatarstan's culture in the heart of San Francisco.
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4.553 reviews
Ian L.
5/23/2025
I had a fresh pastry as well as a few to take home and reheat later. Unfortunately I didn't take a picture of the fresh one, but here are some of the ones when I reheated them. Overall, the...
Caili C.
2/5/2025
I came by to check out the pastry selection as I live nearby and was interested in the idea of a Tartar Cafe. I grabbed a croissant (the croissants here are long), an apple blini (rolled crepe),...
Christina S.
3/28/2025
I had stumbled upon this place when it was closed one day while walking by, but the interior looked so cute that I search med it up on Yelp. After reading reviews and looking at pictures, I...
Sheila C.
7/30/2024
Drawn in by Cherylynn's review, I walked in and was greeted warmly by the friendly staff. The way they spoke and made sure I had what I needed made it clear they were passionate about their food...
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