San Francisco Bay Compostable Coffee Pods - French Roast (100 Ct) K Cup Compatible including Keurig 2.0, Dark Roast

I love my Peet's and was facing a dilemma when dragged kicking and screaming into the Keurig revolution. I settled on using the reusable baskets to keep using what I considered the only drinkable coffee I could buy in a reasonable bulk while living overseas. Finally Peet's caved and got the single use plastics...and I caved to convenience and bought them. Still got my good coffee but hated I was starting to add to the landfills. Convenience vs. conscience. Well, I read about these on some random Amazon message board and I decided to give them a try. I am NOT fond of most readily purchased coffee and I did not have high hopes. Boy, was I pleasantly surprised! The French roast is ALMOST as good as Peet's (as in 99%) and by putting them in the 97% recycle type not-cup, they win. Big win. I can still use my basket and get the Peet's I want that are the special varieties, but for my daily quick brew I can now have yummy coffee, quick coffee, and lose the guilt (well, I'm stuck with 3% guilt, but even the reusable baskets have to get thrown away eventually!). The design of these are such that I personally found it sensible to place all the not-cups into a sealable container once I opened the not-plastic liner....it seems like a good idea to maintain freshness. In any case, I am going to try their other varieties as well, but the French Roast has made me one happy camper! JTG (not the real JTG, she sensibly did not drink coffee...naughty XTG on the other hand has been caught trying to lap out of the coffee mug. Caffeine type products are NOT good for dogs and we have to be careful).

San Francisco Bay French Roast and Haight Ashbury are great coffee pods if you like dark coffee. The coffee is stronger and tastier than other pods I've tried.

I have a Kurig Coffee maker in my Motorhome. We spent the last three months in it and I missed my espresso maker but I enjoyed the next best thing with San Francisco French Roast. We’ve been using this for several years now. Never had a pod break open or any mess from these pods just plain good coffee. We must have gone through at least 3 orders of 100 this trip. Our first few cups were from some we bought pre-covid. The SF dark roast was still OK but I also drink some Costco decaf it (the pre-covid) left something to be desired or just plain stale. I guess decaf doesn’t age well but not this brand. It comes packed ten to a package and sealed it keeps good.

I am not a fan of Keurig. At all! I don't like the plastic, and frankly I don't really care for the many coffees I have sampled. BUT -- I have to rave about this French Roast . It is fabulous! It is rich, smooth, and full, without that funky taste that I sometimes get with other Keurig pods. I also love the fact that it is compostable and isn't adding more plastic to the environment. Just try it!

After my previous brand went up in price and started shipping without Prime, I started shopping around. I found this and I'm SO glad I did. I got 100 count of this vs the 50 count of my previous brand... for less $$ Not sure how they can afford to keep their prices down like that, but I'm a happy camper. Oh... and the coffee is good, too! Not bitter, had a nice nutty aspect to it. I'll be ordering again!

The San Francisco Bay French Roast is the best flavored coffee I have ever found for my Keurig auto water coffee maker. My little piece of heaven is opening a new 10 unit pouch and sticking my face into it and smelling the coffee. Sounds weird but you try it and see if you are not compelled to write a review and say the same. Each K Cup is a biodegradable cup with a cheesecloth strainer. Since the coffee is virtually open in the pouch that is why the plastic 10 cup container is so luxurious to stick your face in when you open it

I have been a long-time, satisfied customer but this last box suffered from subpar pods. The paper top of the pods split open spilling coffee grounds into the awaiting cup. This occurred numerous times, each occurence requiring cleanup before brewing the next cup. My sig other wants to return to pot coffee while I try to convince her this is just an anomaly. Has anyone else dealt with defective pods?

I like the single serving capability of these pods. They come in air tight packs of 10 pods, so if you want to keep your coffee fresh, you only need to open one pack at a time. The used pod is compostable, so we put these in our cities compost bins. The coffee is very good, with great aroma and good flavor.