Wow wow wow - the coffee is delicious!…read more Loved the vibe of this cute coffee cafe. It was busy and buzzing during the morning hours and we had great service from an older gentleman who took his time to ensure we got exactly what we were looking for. They have a cute backyard patio space with additional seating (and maybe a pup or two!) Drinks: the Iced Vietnamese coffee and the Iced Churro latte. Both were strong and delicious!

cozy little cafe…read more came by for a tea break. order at the counter and grab a seat at one of their couches while waiting for your drink. I tried their chai latte which was excellent - smooth with just the right amount of spice, creaminess, and sweetness. the prices are a tad on the higher side, but you are mostly paying for a place to chillax

I could not recommend any single cafe more than this one if you are in the area…read more Every pastry behind that counter is amazing. I come here at least once a week on a bike ride and I have a wonderful time without fail. Sit and look at the water, talk to the man behind the counter. He always has a fun quip to start the day. There is a bathroom in the back. It feels really old fashioned and legit. Love this spot. The same guy is working there every time I go and he always has a smile on his face. Dog friendly and biker friendly. Just got blueberry banana bread for the first time today and while my bike home was a bit slower, it was worth it.

Local bakeries are my weakness, so I had to stop by this spot after seeing their giant pastries and…read morecookies. The location is beautiful right by the water and has such a cozy, homey feel. I ordered the giant cinnamon roll and a large oatmeal cookie to take on the road. Unfortunately, neither lived up to my expectations. The cinnamon roll was more like plain bread with very little cinnamon flavor or frosting, and the oatmeal cookie tasted more like flour than oats or spices. As an SF native who's tried a lot of great bakeries, this one just didn't stand out. I really wanted to love it because the setting is so relaxing and beautiful, but the baked goods fell short for me.

We visited this shop due to other positive reviews (and an addiction/passion for coffee) and had a…read moregreat experience. Coffee is solid and delivered with beautiful foam artwork. We ordered avocado toast which was served on the most delicious thick slice of homemade sourdough. The shop is located on the Main Street which can make for challenging parking, but the service is quick and the view of the water is wonderful.

I was excited to come across a new coffee shop to try. The coffee and atmosphere were solid, and…read moreeven late morning on a weekday it was pretty packed. Don't assume you'll grab a place to sit, especially if you're visiting peak hours. The toast was good, but at $9 I expected something more memorable, so I'd skip that next time. I also overheard an issue at the register where a customer was told their ham croissant was no longer available because it had been given to someone else after they'd already ordered it. The staff offered to substitute something else but couldn't process a refund, and there weren't many other options. I would have been so disappointed if that were me! Overall, it was a decent experience, but not somewhere I'd go out of my way to visit again.

The Pain Suisse is delicious. The best pastry in Marin County, hands down. Formidable!read more

So many choices on this inspired menu! I finally chose the Deux Saumons gluten-free buckwheat crepe…read morewith spinach in the folded-over crepe--fun surprise, dill, and créme. One companion raved about her French onion soup and affogato for desert. Another companion enjoyed the thick French toast and fruit. Another raved about the Croque Monsieur--that it was the best he's ever had! It's a sandwich of ham, aged comté cheese, gruyère, and béchamel. We dined outside, which was lovely. The atmosphere was calm. Service was attentive and pleasant. Everyone commented that we'd go again to try other things.

Poised elegantly at the corner of Throckmorton and Miller, and facing the Mill Valley Depot,…read morealthough this is not the first Equator coffee location, it's certainly iconic. Locals with their dogs walk here, and mingle with the out-of-towners, hikers, and bicyclists who all enjoy a quality cup of coffee or other drink, paired with fancy pastries or select lunch items. Their seasonal drink menu is always worth a try; turmeric or matcha or cacao are always a good match with the Equator-roasted beans, purchased and shipped direct from sustainable and family farms. There is select seating inside, additional benches outside, and an abundance of seating across the street at the Depot, where summer music festivals and farmers market booths are known to occasion. Arrive for the delicious coffee, stay for the chill vibes. ‍

A perfect morning in Mill Valley includes a stop to Equator! Because it is one of the only places…read moreto get espresso based drinks in town, it is always quite busy, but you can also order online and skip the weight. They work hard back there to ensure that no one waits for too long. They have excellent lattes and a solid host of seasonal drinks as well. They also have prepared foods such as overnight oats, which are really good. It's quite crowded in the shop itself with both people waiting for their drinks and people enjoy enjoying their drinks, so I opted to take mine to go and walk around town.

If I was a local, Sausalito Equator would be my designated caffeine spot. The service here is…read moreamazing - friendly, approachable, having conversations as if we were familiar. The vibe is chill, no false pretense airs - down to earth, welcoming you in to stay for a while. The coffee is spectacular with selections of flavor options true to their description including The Habibi Latte ($6.25) the Caramelized Banana Latte ($6.50) and the Strawberry Salted Honey Latte ($6.75). On my first visit, I ordered online for store pickup, The Habibi Latte ($6.25) 16 oz ($0.50) with Ghost Town Oat Milk ($0.25), Tigerwalk espresso ($0), double shot (default) in a disposable cup ($0.25). This latte has flavors of orange blossom, cardamom, clove and vanilla syrup. The Habibi Latte was velvety with the flavors of spice and a hint of orange lingering on the tongue. The milk was steamed perfectly, ready to sip and enjoy at the perfect temp. On my second, I ordered at the cafe counter then walked over to the coffee house to pick up my order. The young man at the counter had a beautiful aura, very friendly and engaging - I was grateful the online ordering was not accepting orders, otherwise I would had missed out on this experience. My order this round was the Caramelized Banana Latte ($6.50) 16oz ($0.50) with Ghost Town Oat Milk ($0.25), Mexico Pluma Oaxaca espresso ($0.50), Extra single shot ($1.25) with the default double shot in a disposable cup ($0.25). The profile is house made banana spice syrup. It reminds me of a banana foster, delicate with a pronounced balanced flavor. The drink is creamy, with a Caramelized banana flavor lingering on the tongue - so satisfying. The banana is far from overpowering, complimenting the caramel notes. I purchased a couple bags of beans, hoping to relive the essence of Sausalito Equator coffee at home.

My friend had mentioned this cafe before so I decided to try it. My friend had me look on the app…read morefor menu on her phone. My first time trying this cafe. I thought caramelized banana latte sounded interesting. So I selected that on the app, noticed it charged for a disposable cup and charges more for the 16oz size. My friend's order and mine were ready for pickup up. My friend told me the pickup times were in increments of 15minutes. But we got there before the time she had to select and it was already on the counter ready for pickup along with other mobile orders. As I drank it in the car, it tasted like a normal latte. It was only towards the end, did I subtly taste a caramelized banana flavor. Not sure if I would come back.

I normally don't write reviews, but a few days ago I visited this location and was greeted by the…read moremost wonderful employee, Kristin. She was courteous, incredibly friendly, and took the time to have a genuine conversation with me, which made my experience even more enjoyable. This place is lucky to have someone like her on the team! The drinks were delicious, and my first interaction was so amazing that I'll definitely be coming back. Five stars all the way!

came here on a hot day and the smoothie was okay but it was warmer than it was outside, apparently…read morethey were out of ice but i wish they told me that before i spent $22

My meal here at Buckeye was amazing. The ambiance is lovely, dark furniture and low lighting with a…read morelovely view of Marin. We had the Parker rolls, Brick Chicken (sub polenta for broccolini) and Skirt steak. Everything was 10/10, if I were to come back I would get the exact same meal. The service was outstanding as well.

First time at Buckeye Roadhouse and I honestly can't believe I hadn't been sooner. The service was…read moreexcellent from start to finish ~ attentive without hovering, genuinely welcoming, and on top of everything. Funny fact ~ we arrived without reservation and were asked if we would mind if we could please finish our dinner within 2 hours as our table had a booked reservation...we of course agreed and thought it was very professional to let us know instead of turning us away. The food came out hot, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. Every dish felt thoughtful and well executed. The atmosphere strikes that perfect balance: classy and cozy, but still lively and fun. It feels special without feeling stuffy. I want to sit in bar area next time. Such a great overall experience. We'll absolutely be back.