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    Endless Quest Roasters

    4.6 (53 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Dogs allowed

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    Karl K.

    Stopped in on a whim, will definitely be back. Excellent coffees and pastries, super nice staff, very quick turn around on my drink, inside it's small but very clean and pleasant, not overfull but pleasantly full re the crowd. Plenty of free parking (it's a strip mall lot), and the view contains plenty of trees. You could do worse....

    Samantha G.

    This is a cute little coffee shop! We have always seen it and finally were able to try it. If you're looking for a sugary, Starbucks, chain coffee spot, I'm not sure this place is for you. This is strong, coffee forward, coffee. lol if that makes sense. The quality is amazing. The staff are very knowledgeable and very helpful. We enjoyed our drinks and will be back when in the area. Thank you for a great experience!

    Dolores D.

    Got an iced vanilla latte. It was okay. Kinda had a bitter taste. Worker was nice. She had to figure out how to make a drink.

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    Allen S.

    This is a very small chain that started in Orange County. The barista is knowledgeable and has a great product. The Shakerato was a nice espresso fix without the bitterness often associated without espresso. The small store has a handful of tables inside and out The landlord is retrofitting the outside appearance. They rotate bean varieties based on growing seasons and giving the customers something different tastes. If you want something different from the big coffee chains give them a try.

    Lemon Sage Matcha (Oat Milk, Personal Cup)
    Kyra K.

    When my coworker and I carpool, we always make a stop for caffeine. He let me choose where to go and based on the high ratings, Endless Quest Roasters called to me! We came early on a weekday morning. The cafe is minimal and quaint. There are a few tables inside to hang out or work at. There's a small menu and pastry case display. You can also watch the baristas make your drinks. We were one of the only customers so the service was quite fast. The workers there were quick but we didn't have many interactions. The coffee shop prides itself on high-quality and unique coffee. The menu has coffee, tea, and specialty drinks. I got the Lemon Sage Matcha with Oat Milk! It came hot and realized I wasn't asked hot or iced and I didn't specify--so that's on me. I chose this drink because the flavors intrigued me. There was a fragrant smell of lemon but it was heavier on the sage. It was good but I wouldn't get it again, though I'd recommend it to those who like these flavors! My coworker got a specialty drink but said it was strong but off. When we got into the office, he asked another coworker (a former barista) and she said the flavor was good but the milk was burnt. Endless Quest Roasters is a nice coffee shop and worth a try if you live in Corte Madera and the area. It's located in the shopping plaza with plenty of free parking.

    Erich L.

    I like independent coffee shops like this. They are very small with a limited menu but they are very good and hospitable service. Quality is high here I recommend going for a cup.

    Zoya S.

    I almost don't want to write this review because this is the kind of place you selfishly want to gatekeep. I found myself here after yet another underwhelming stop at Cafe Verde -- which people recommend to me constantly. And every time I go, I leave confused. It's rarely full. The pricing is steep. And the attitude sometimes feels like, "There will always be another customer." So I walked a few minutes down the street and ended up at Endless Coffee. Different universe. I've had their coffee. I've had their specialty drinks. I've had their matcha multiple times now -- and it's $6. Six. In Corte Madera. Meanwhile, the $10 matcha down the street isn't even in the same league in terms of quality or balance. That price-to-quality ratio alone should have a line out the door. The space is small -- about five tables inside, four outside -- but it works. There are always a few parking spots nearby. It feels local in a real way, not a curated way. I see familiar baristas when I go in, but I also notice new team members. It feels like a business that's growing, adjusting, trying to get better. They have a rewards program. They're clearly refining their systems. And most importantly, the service never feels complacent. No one acts like they're doing you a favor by taking your order. You're acknowledged. You're treated like your business matters. That difference is subtle -- but it's everything. I genuinely do not understand how this place isn't consistently packed while others with higher prices and less warmth are. If you care about quality, value, and being treated like an actual guest, this is the spot in Corte Madera. Skip the hype. Walk a few extra steps. Order the matcha.

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    Jessy K.

    Had one of the best cappuccinos I've had in a while here. Great vibe overall, and the coffee was strong but really well balanced. They source and roast everything themselves, which I appreciate. Definitely glad I found this spot.

    Cool little cofffee contraption with some different beans
    Mikayla P.

    After browsing Book Passage, we decided to stop in for some coffee. This quaint cozy little shop had about 6 or so tables inside and people happily sipping and typing away on their computers. While there was one guy who was taking orders and making drinks, he paid a lot of attention to both aspects and did really great at making sure people were attended to and that the drinks were made in a timely manner. The mocha itself was super smooth and the sauce was on more of the dark chocolate side. It was a great little morning stop.

    There are two small outdoor tables and a dog water bowl
    Susan S.

    This is a good espresso. Perfectly smooth and well-balanced. A clean, sleek space with a small outdoor seating area. By 1pm, the pastry case was pretty much empty, but I would come here exclusively for the coffee anyway.

    Lattes
    Jonathan L.

    Such a wonderful cute cafe in Corte Madera near the DMV. I found this location picking up some Bundt cakes next door and decided to give it a try. The coffee shop is very clean and newly remodeled. Lots of parking outside and the coffee uses fresh roasted beans. The service is excellent and there are a bunch of different syrup flavors including brown sugar and Lavender. I decided to try a Lavender Latte which was delicious. The lavender syrup tasted house made (not sure if it actually is). Overall, love this location especially that it has a local, small coffee shop feel.

    Jonathan T.

    I wonder about the endless quest to brew the undisputed #1 coffee. People have different tastes, and yet coffee is something many people have in common. I am no different: my coffee cravings are satiated by this place. I ordered a Cortado, which I would describe as "short and sweet". I can feel the velvety feeling flowing within me upon consuming this wonderful energy drink haha. Unfortunately, they seemed to have run out of food items at the moment of my visit (except bars that resemble Rice Krispies) so I just had this drink only. Very friendly service though. This place is also in the same plaza as Book Passage. Reading and coffee...that makes a nice combo :) Try it when you get a chance!

    Pumpkin spice latte
    Danni N.

    So glad to discover this place. After hiking in the Tennessee Valley, craved some coffee on the way back. Wish this was closer to me but I'm definitely stopping by if I'm in the area. There's so many things I want to try here and wasn't able to in my one trip. I was going to get the latte but seeing that they use real pumpkins in their PSL, went with that. It didn't disappoint. My husband liked his old fashioned shakerato. The barista at the store knew his stuff which was pretty cool. Had a great time talking to him. I also got some beans and props to the beans being fresh. It was only a few days since it's been roasted when I got it. This is a great place to chill and catch up with friends. I wish I got some pastries... It looks like it gets sold out in the afternoon. The plaza looks pretty popping too. I wish I had time to check to check out the bookstore in the plaza. Looks like there are Pilates classes too.

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    9 months ago

    Great coffee and service. Best I've had in the USA. Know how to make Flat white 8oz for Aussies. Thanks guys.

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    Hands down the best latte I've had in Marin. The coffee is well crafted and the cafe itself is lovely.

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    The people are so sweet. My mom got a latte that she said was excellent and I've gotten a couple matchas there that were SO GOOD.

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