I was here a few months ago and saw a coffee table book that stayed in my mind because I wanted to…read moregift it to someone. I forgot the name and came back in today hoping someone might know what I was talking about. Both of the women at the counter were incredibly helpful and genuinely tried to help me figure it out. Not just polite, but truly engaged and caring. Honestly, it's hard to find service like that these days, especially in Marin, and they really went above and beyond. The coffee is amazing, the vibe is wonderful, and the people made such a difference today. Thank you so much for your kindness and help. It genuinely meant a lot and made me want to keep coming back.

I almost don't want to write this review because this is the kind of place you selfishly want to…read moregatekeep. 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.

Silly me trying to enter through the doors facing the parking lot. That's how the people inside…read morecould probably have known I was new in the area. I arrived early and had some time to kill before going to the office. I had a gift card I've been meaning to use and decided to order an Iced Mint Mojito with a toasted Almond Croissant. The girl who help me was very kind and pleasant to speak with. The ambiance at this location has nice mood lighting when its still sort of dark outside. Areas for sitting, it felt very neighborhoody where it looked like several people would go there to meet up with friends to chat. I wonder if there could be even more seating inside if they tried to fit a few more smaller tables, or areas to sit, they probably could.

Eh I don't know if the cashier was having a bad day, but I asked if I can give him my code on the…read moreapp so i can get my rewards points. He responded with such attitude about doing it on the screen versus simply asking for the code. He kept pushing for me to follow the screen directions to put my phone number. Karma always comes through because of course, I followed his direction and it didn't work, so he ultimately still needed my code. All those steps only to do what I asked from the beginning. His tone was rude and his attitude was unnecessary. We both wasted time. I hope your cashiers get more training on how to speak and treat customers. I gave 2 stars because their coffee and food is good.

The coffee is decent, but they take forever. They get a lot of online orders and if you are…read morestanding in line when a large online order comes in you will go to the back of the line, even if you were there first, even if you only have one small espresso. So you can go ahead and order online instead. Except I always bring my own cup so that won't work. Oh well. This policy has been confirmed to me by JP, their CEO, who did have the courtesy of responding to me. Thanks JP!

I like this Equator coffee location because I have always found the staff to be very nice. I…read moreappreciate their good hearted spirit and efficiency in getting drinks out. The drinks are consistently good, in my opinion. The atmosphere is small town coffee shop with lots of locals. It's a great place to hang out. They have internal and external seating.

A real bookstore, which already makes it an oasis, but it has a sweet little cafe, with good basic…read morefood, Equator coffee, and wine! Service was pleasant. It has the ambiance of a small-town hideout right in busy Corte Madera.

Was in town visiting some loved ones and stumbled upon this absolute gem! The cafe and wine bar…read moreinside a book store is such a nice touch. The manager, Tom, was so welcoming and helpful. Definitely recommend coming here for a late afternoon wine or coffee pick me up!

Review #009 - 2026…read more I've been to Teaspoon A LOT lately, maybe too often for my own good! This location is within driving distance from our church so I normally take the kids here after they've behaved themselves for a nice, sweet treat! The first time we came wasn't too memorable because they didn't really know what they were doing since the place was still pretty new. Our most recent visit warranted a 5-star review. The young man who helped us was extremely helpful and friendly. I don't know his name, but you can see from the photo who he is when you visit this location. Drinks are similar to other locations, but service stands out!

I like cookies, and they had a few options like chocolate fudge brownie, s'mores cookie, and peanut…read morenutter cookie. Since I like peanut butter, I had to try the peanut nutter cookie. The cookie was not too sweet and tasted good, which I liked. However, at $4.50 for one cookie, it feels a bit expensive. When I was about to eat it, I noticed it's not freshly made in-house, but actually from a company in San Diego (www.caked.love). That was a bit disappointing, especially for the price.

If caffeine had a happy place, it would be right here…read more Welcome to the Peet's that could single‑handedly restore your faith in coffee shops. Now, I don't know what's going on with Peet's Coffee in Nevada, but let's just say the vibe shift is... dramatic. Like "day and night" dramatic. Maybe that's why some Nevada locations are disappearing--because the in‑store experience just isn't hitting the way it should. But let's get back to the star of the show. Peet's Coffee at 77 Casa Buena Dr, Corte Madera is everything a coffee stop should be. Positive energy, great vibes, and consistently amazing drinks. This spot is my go‑to every time I'm in Marin, and honestly, it might be one of the best hangout spots in the entire county. The staff? Friendly every single time. The coffee? Always on point. The atmosphere? Chef's kiss. It's perfectly tucked near shopping, dining, and outdoor spots, making it ideal for people‑watching or just soaking in the Marin charm. The outdoor seating is a total win--grab a book, catch up with friends, or just lean back and admire Mt. Tamalpais doing its majestic thing. And if the universe is feeling generous, you might even spot quarterback Jared Goff grabbing his caffeine fix. Bonus perk: the Corte Madera Library is right across the street. So if you're in the mood to read a newspaper, research something old‑school style, or just wander through a quiet space, it's literally steps away. Bottom line: awesome coffee, great pastries, and consistently good service. This location gets it right every time. If all Peet's were like this one, they'd be opening stores--not closing them.

My favorite drinks are the Chai latte and golden latte. I like my drinks extra hot, and the…read morebaristas at this location know how to do it right! Consistently friendly and efficient service. This is a smaller Peet's location, so limited indoor seating, but there are outdoor tables to enjoy on a nice day.

I've recently started going to Blue Barn here and there, and I honestly love the food…read moreoptions--especially as someone who's trying to maintain a healthy balance and find better choices when eating out. While the menu can be a bit overpriced, the portions (especially the salads) are huge and easy to save for leftovers. I also have to say, I love going to Blue Barn for their fries! The employees are all very sweet and always check in to see if you need anything. Although the Corte Madera location can get busy at times, I definitely recommend eating outside and enjoying a good meal at Blue Barn.

**Do not come here if you have celiac, or are eating gluten free**…read more They are not gluten friendly. Workers are not aware of what does or doesn't have gluten in it. I told them I was gluten free, and they served me a salad with farro and bread. Also, a salad with chicken and an iced tea was $35. Granted, taste was fine and portions were large. Would rate 3 stars if it weren't for the gluten mishap. I'm lucky I don't have a severe allergy.

What an amazing place! I can't believe I have been driving by it for years before finally going it!…read moreDelicious food and a lovely and welcoming environment. Lots of space to sit and enjoy your food and visit with friends. I will absolutely be back!

PEOPLE LOVE THIS PLACE...WHY??? Food:…read more Overall, I find their baked goods too dry and sooo overpriced. I'm sorry, but I just can't get behind paying $75 for a tiny fruit tart. Service: My experience is that they're apathetic or snooty. Once in a while, you get a friendly clerk, but that's more the exception than the norm. Ambiance: They have a lot of outdoor seating which is nice and good for people watching. Inside is OK.

My significant other was inside Nordstrom browsing their offerings, so I took Poppy for a walk and…read moregrabbed a coffee. Outside the Nordstrom entrance, I saw the sign for Ebar and decided to give it a try. They offer a variety of pastries, salads, and such, but coffee was what I desperately needed! I grabbed a cup of latte and sat outside. The coffee was very good, and the seat was comfortable, so I kicked back and sipped my latte while watching the crowd go by. If you are in Nordstrom or the mall and want caffeine, Ebar is a good choice.

Great service! So friendly and helpful. Suggested whip cream for your mocha or latte!read more

Hallelujah! The rumors about Alfred Peet's ghost having disappeared since Peet's Coffee and Tea,…read morethe empire, having been lost to us, have been dispelled! His protege is alive and well at Weaver's in San Rafael, around the corner from another one of my favorite places, Harbor Freight. Since losing the most delicious blend of beans for making latte's on my Breville espresso machine, I looked and found this old-school roaster! But be warned, the coffee they use is not the cardboard, milquetoast stuff you get at the chains. This is the best bean you can find, and wow! It carries a wallop of flavor and strength! The beans are roasted that day or the day prior! Clearly the best. I'm home again! Thank you!

We arrived to be thrown off the scent when we saw a sign that said Wild Card Coffee. But I'm sure…read morewe mapped ourselves for Weaver's Coffee. We were comforted upon entry with TONS of Weaver's Coffee branding everywhere, including the 32 varieties of coffee that they roast. Alberto was maintaining shop when he greeted us. It was great to meet Renee and John, and have Alberto create our lattes. We enjoyed their exquisite roast in their Secret Garden! Luisa was our barista upon our second visit.