Golden State Warriors guard Jimmy Butler III is bringing his specialty coffee brand, BIGFACE, to the West Coast with a two-week pop-up in San Francisco’s Mission District. The temporary café will operate at Square’s Corner Store on the former Lucca Ravioli site at 22nd and Valencia streets from July 10 to 27, opening daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., with extended hours until 8 p.m. on its first day to coincide with the neighborhood’s Valencia LIVE! night market. The menu features pour-overs priced at $10, cold brews at $8 and matcha drinks at $9, alongside a $100 tasting flight that samples the full range. Beverage add-ons include vanilla, salted caramel and strawberry infusions with a choice of oat or dairy milk. Beyond coffee, the pop-up will sell brewing equipment, branded apparel and Italian pantry items through partnerships with Carbone and Graza, a nod to the building’s past as an Italian grocery. This marks BIGFACE’s first appearance on the West Coast and follows Butler’s February trade from the Miami Heat to the Warriors. The six-time NBA All-Star launched BIGFACE in 2020 during the league’s pandemic bubble, where he began selling coffee to fellow players. The San Francisco location extends the brand’s presence beyond its flagship store in Miami and signals Butler’s broader engagement with Bay Area consumers.