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Fox & Kit

4.3 (280 reviews)
Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated 3 weeks ago

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Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Good for kids

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Play area for children
Alisa G.

FANTASTIC place! This little gem of a place is not just for moms and children (because of the play area) it's a very nice and sophisticated little beautiful coffee shop. We stopped in for coffee and I was pleasantly surprised by how friendly and kind the staff were. They made little jokes and had me in a great mood! They helped me when I needed help deciding and they made a delicious latte for me! 10/10 I will Be back. Thank you fox and Kit ! And thank you to your staff for being so great also!

Marielena L.

I came here with my friend for the first time after hearing really good things about it from my boyfriend. The place itself is super fun, vibrant, and honestly such a cute spot--especially with the playground inside! I love that they offer yummy yogurt options and great non-caffeinated drinks, which is perfect if you're trying to avoid caffeine. However... whoever is in charge of washing dishes needs to step it up. The spoon I was given for my yogurt had stuff on it, and the cup I got--even with a lid--had visible gunk on it (as seen in the photo). I get grossed out pretty easily when it comes to shared utensils, and you really expect a restaurant's dishes to be cleaned to the highest standard because of germs and general hygiene. The interior and vibe are great, but the dishwashing situation is honestly a big deal and took away from the experience. If they can tighten that up, this place would be an easy favorite.

Reading nook built into the wall
Wendy L.

This concept I believe is popular in Japan so I was excited to see this spring up. Parking: street parking , and there's a public garage across the street. Normally 75 cents per hour and free on Sunday's. Coffee: got an iced latte and it was very strong, just like how I like it. It wasn't dilated by the ice or milk at all and I liked how it's served with a reusable metal straw. If you go into the play area you can get your drinks in reusable metal tumblers. Atmosphere: Beautifully designed space , extremely baby friendly. There's an enclosed section in the back where you can put your little ones down without them escaping. Bathrooms all have changing tables and a little toilet seat they can accommodate kids. Play area: $13 for kids 9 months-2 years, I think there's no time limit. It's a really well thought out design, much larger than I thought! There's costumes for kids to wear, books to read, a family friendly restroom in the back, and a two story wooden play structure. There's a hill that you can crawl under reminding me a hobbit hole and you can slide on the top. Overall I need something similar in San Mateo county because I loved this and need something similar closer to me. Please open one here!!

Latte, Cappuccino and Butter Croissant.
Doan T.

Wow...I'm amazed at how things have changed since the last time I visited. I'm shocked at the price they charged for a stamp for the kid to play in the playground, $16/kid! I thought they get a stamp if we bought something but I was so wrong! I don't know if it's age related but I had 2 kids with me so it really hurt to pay such a price for a tiny and basic play area. We came at around 10 and it was way too crowded this time than last. Full of kids running around and people working/studying at tables. I came here mostly to let my kid play while we have a coffee. The coffee and pastries were still good but I guess I can go anywhere else. I probably won't come back.

Joseph C.

Really good coffee! Plus, I loved the vibes. The swings and decor were thoughtful. Kids playground was a plus! Service was friendly

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Zoya S.

My boyfriend and I were debating where to get coffee (we're usually Endless Quest people), but since I've been yelping more, I've been trying to branch out. This spot popped up pretty high, and funnily enough, my boyfriend--who doesn't live locally--had actually heard of it from a previous visit, so we decided to go for it. Right off the bat: huge win on logistics. There's a nearby parking garage with ample space, and parking is free on Sundays and holidays, which already put us in a good mood. The place was packed when we went (Sunday), but in the best way. It's honestly adorable--there's a small playground, multiple seating areas, and everything feels very thoughtfully put together. I don't usually gush over ambiance, but the furniture, layout, and overall warmth of the space really stood out. Cozy without being cramped, lively without being chaotic. There were three people working, one of them quite young, and while we didn't order food, I did get a matcha--and wow. It took a while to come out, but when I saw how they were preparing it, it all made sense. Unlike most high-volume spots that rush matcha, they actually take their time with the full process. The result? Easily top 10 matchas I've ever had. Fresh, clean, energizing in a way that felt genuinely good for my body--not jittery, just right. They do have pastries and a couple of food options, though the savory options didn't really tempt me personally. That said, I'd 100% come back just for the drinks and the space alone. There's just enough white noise to sit and work comfortably, and the ambiance makes you want to stay awhile. This is officially going into my coffee + work rotation.

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Taylor J.

Coffee was amazing, ambiance was so cute and trendy, and service was great. If you're looking for an extremely quiet place to work I would not recommend as there is a playground attached. I jut stopped in to answer a few emails and hop on a quick call so it was perfect for me. Overall great place to stop for solid coffee and good vibes.

Latte and oatmeal
Stephanie J.

Morning latte and oatmeal...breakfast of champions before wine tasting . Great place to start the day.

Lillian W.

Downtown San Rafael has a healthy dose of coffee haus'. But some stand out more than others for various reasons. Fox & Kit stands out to me for its outstanding coffee and design concept. Besides the beautiful, modern, calming Scandinavian-ish decor, they even have a glass window play area for the kiddos. You can keep an eye on your angels while enjoying some coffee, food, and company. Or join them in the room. The coffee is fantastic. I found out later they serve Temple coffee. That is one of my favorite all time coffee roasters. Darn good quality coffee. Plus they serve Strauss milk. Great local California partnerships. Parking is street metered. But don't fret if parallel parking is not your thing, there is a pay to park city lot across the street ($1 per hour). Street parking is free in Sundays. The lot across the street is free in the weekend.

Alexis M.

What I ordered -Iced Vanilla Latte [4/5] _ I recently stopped by Fox & Kit while I was in the area and grabbed a vanilla latte--it was absolutely delicious! The café's ambiance is stunning, with a unique touch--a playground in the back for children, which I thought was really cool. The service was excellent, and the staff were all incredibly friendly. I highly recommend checking it out!

Vania B.

Cute coffee shop with a playground inside! Love the store concept with the open, airy vibes, ample seating, and a playground inside for both kids and adults. The staff are so friendly, and the drinks were pretty good too! I got the matcha latte and I thought it had a smooth texture and good flavor; it's not the best or most rich matcha drink I've had, but it's good. I also ordered the kouign amann pastry and it had the perfect flaky and soft texture. Love this place and I'd definitely come back if I'm in the San Rafael area!

Climbing Wall
Rebecca G.

I had heard about this coffee shop and I had it saved in my bookmarks for forever, but thankfully, we finally found a time to go! We came here with my mother-in-law , and our 5 year old son and our baby. The front of the coffee shop is very stylish and has great ambiance! There's even a play pit for crawling babies. I wanted to put our little crawler in there, but it wasn't very clean. There were a lot of little bits of this and that in there, and our daughter puts everything in her mouth, so I didn't feel good about putting her in there which is a shame. It really needed a good vacuum and a wipe-down. It would have been awesome! I could have relaxed with my coffee and sat on the bench that circles the baby play area, but no, I had to hold my wiggly baby the entire time. I loved the swinging chairs too, and my baby loved the long bench by the window where we sat. When we entered, I wanted to get my son checked in for the indoor playground they have in the back, but no one was available to check him in. Since we were new there, I didn't know how it worked. They closed at noon (for a private party), and it was already 10:30 am, so I wanted to make sure he had ample time to play. Your play session is for up to 2 hours. Anyway, he could have easily slid in there without paying since no one greeted us when we entered the shop. We didn't do that of course. I just looked around for someone to help. Finally, someone emerged from the back so I could ask for help. You pay for the play session at the coffee shop counter. So I had to wait in line to pay for his session. Don't be like us. Come earlier so you have time to wait to be checked in and don't lose play time. The play session is $16 which I think is steep since it's not that big. I mean, it's big enough, but my kiddo was ready to go after an hour for sure. It's pretty cool looking! I think it's probably best for a kiddo 3.5 years old where they are big enough to climb up the sloped grassy hill, but not so big that they're going to get bored quickly. My kiddo had fun, but I think it would be better priced at like $12. My kiddo wanted me to explore with him and I was surprised at the hidden dioramas at the top. Plus inside the hill is a dimly lit chill play area. It was a vibe. There's also some cool nooks along the wall with a book shelf! There was a dress up costume area too which was cool, but I really wish they didn't have hats/headwear in there! That's just a breeding ground for lice and I have to remind my son not to ever try on public hats! :) They should just not have headwear and it would be so much better. We also had some drinks. I had an Oat Milk Latte since I have to be dairy free right now. It was good, but not particularly remarkable. My mother-in-law had a hot chocolate, and my husband had this really fabulous drink called an Einsplanner! It sounded amazing and looked amazing, but alas I couldn't try it this time. Anyway, I LOVE the concept of this coffee shop and I wish something like this was closer to us! This is about an 45 min away from us. We went here before taking my mother-in-law to the airport (I mean, it wasn't on the way to the airport, but at least it was west). This is such a good concept and so needed! I would love a place to enjoy a beverage while kiddos can play. They should offer beer and wine for happy for sessions! The play area was also entirely behind glass, so the coffee shop area was quiet! That was a real treat! This place is so well done! I loved it.

Matcha latte

the clumpiest matcha latte in existence I could tell the matcha powder was good quality so it was a shame I choked on matcha clumps

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Awesome, one of a kind place to take your kids and have a coffee in peace! My family loves it!

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Great place to grab a tea and for your kids to run around in the play area- perfect on a rainy day.

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Is dog allow?

Unfortunately no. Its against the county of Marin health department rules. But we do have outdoor seating and a water bowl for dogs. Many dog owners sit outside with their dogs. Thank you for being a considerate and responsible dog owner and asking… Read more

Do you offer vegan or gluten-free pastries?

Unfortunately no we don’t. But we do have gluten free cookies.

Do parents have to be in the play area with their children?

Only if the child is under 3 years of age.

How much is it for an hour in the play area?

Hi Courtney, thanks for asking. We charge a flat rate for 2.5 hours of play and only enforce the time limit when we are packed to capacity to allow those waiting to get their playtime as well. Our current rates can be found on our website. We also… Read more

Is there wifi? Google Answers says yes.

Yes we do!

Would you recommend this place if you're just looking to sit in a nice coffee shop and don't have kids?

Yes - absolutely. It's beautiful, friendly and while there may be kids in the play area it's a separate closed off room so it doesn't feel invasive if that's not your vibe.

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The play area for kids is amazing and my toddler is always happy to go and hangout and play here.

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