Service was incredibly friendly and quick. The pastries are beautiful and delicious. I got a loaf of country bread, which may be the best bread I have ever head. And I had an incredible tartine with smoked salmon and my wife enjoyed a huge fresh salad. Great addition to the neighborhood, we will be back! read more

Nice to see Tartine up North as well! I've tried the avocado tartine, chocolate croissant, and the Devil's food chocolate cake. The croissant and the cake in particular were excellent. Croissant had a flaky exterior and chewy inside and the cake was moist and not overly sweet. The low reviews here mention the price mostly which is a fair comment, it's definitely not cheap! The sandwiches in particular felt expensive. Lots of seating indoors and some outdoors. You order at the counter and they bring the food to you. But overall a great new location! read more

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Brand new spot in Mill Valley and the vibe is great. In the morning I go with the morning bun. It's really good. From time to time I also grab the country loaf to make grilled cheese at home. Ask them to slice it for you. It makes a grade A grilled cheese, no joke. Love this place. Happy to have it in town. read more

Tartine has lots of options for both sweet and savory cravings. Parking can be a little nuts, so be prepared to circle a bit. My tip: try parking near the Tesla chargers. Inside can get pretty overstimulating with lots of competing sounds, but if the weather is nice and you're lucky enough to snag an outdoor seat, you're golden. I tried the tomato and cheese croissant, matcha tea latte (delish), cheddar and chive savory scone, and a coffee-chocolate bread pudding-type croissant. Bakeries like Tartine are such a treat and the quality is great, though I always wish places like this offered little "sample sizes" so you could try a bite of everything lol. The portions are pretty generous, so you really do have to commit to what you order. That's okay though, you can always come back. Service was super kind and friendly, everything felt clean, and the restrooms were clean too. Happy to have Tartine around! It's a treat for sure, as it's pretty pricy, but the portions are also generous. read more

Oh Tartine. So glad I finally made it to one of your locations, but sigh, alas, it wasn't the finest visit. Not bad, but not my cup o'latte. We went at about 2:45, they close at 4, and they were out of mostly everything. That's ok. I'm sure their pastries are increds. I ended up buying a huge sourdough at $15, and I asked if they could cut it in 1/2... they said no. Ok. I know you have a bread knife back there... but ok. I ordered a salad and a sandwich to split with a friend. The salad was bland, and it had cheese and nectarines and little gems, but it needed something else and it just didn't satisfy, and another sigh, $19, with no protein. (Although added protein wasn't too $$$). The turkey club: turkey, crispy chicken skin and avo. The crispy chicken skin wasn't my fave both taste and texture. I would have prefered bacon or cheese. The turkey was oven roasted, but not my fave, and the star being the bread. Also, a $19 sandwich, and while it was somewhat hefty mostly due to said bread, it wasn't as impressive as other $19 sandwiches I've had, and no side of chips, etc... kind of not an elevated experience... Isn't that what Tartine invokes in you? An elevated, luxury? I just didn't get it. You order at the register, they bring it to you. The space is beautiful. The iced tea was lovely. The bread at home was bready, chewy and good. I'd say for me, bakery is a yes, the cafe portion wasn't for me... I expected more. read more

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Don't believe the hype Don't-- Don't-- Don't-- Don't believe the hype.... OK, so back in the day when TARTINE made its debut before the proliferation of top-notch Bay Area bakeries arrived It was probably the SHIZNIZ?! However, I can name a half a dozen East Bay bakeries and another half a dozen San Francisco and Marin bakeries that have surpassed this conglomerate in quality of product and presentation and price points. How would I describe the product now?-It is easy with a three letter word: MEH ! Overpriced flour and water with a bunch of sugar. Save your shekels and visit the other great bakeries in our lovely region all the way up to Petaluma.!!! I'll pass, there's too many alternatives that are MILES AHEAD! (Which by the way is the title of a great album!) read more

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Tartine has officially landed north of the Golden Gate, and seems like a natural fit. Light wood, high ceilings, modern decor and sunny outdoor seating make the space feel optimistic & airy. The bread forward lunch offerings are an instant classic, with excellent toasts, quiche, salads, tartines, sandwiches, soup of the day, egg dishes & pastries. We frequented their Guerrero location when they opened in 2002, but the real story is that Tartine founders Robertson and Prueitt first started in Marin almost 25 years ago. Their Bay Village Bakery spent some time at 17 Madrona St., (home of the wonderful Madrona Bakery) before moving to Guerrero Street. Over time Tartine has grown to over 15 cafes, expanding in Bay Area and all the way to LA. Ironically Marin finally got its own cafe, but it was long after they had opened cafes in Seoul, South Korea, (yes, that's right) but we finally made it guys! We did notice a few local touches, including EO soap in the bathroom. We noted all bread was sold out by noon, and that opening week lines were painfully real. Cafeteria style, strip-mall setting aside, the sunshine, excellent cafe offerings and delicious baked items speak for themselves. It's official: MV has another fantastic bakery & cafe. read more

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Came around 10:30 AM on the weekend and there was a long line out the door. It moved pretty slowly because unfortunately there's just 1 line even if you just want to grab bread or pastries to-go. Order ahead isn't in place yet, but I've heard they plan to operationalize this once the opening rush has died down a bit. There's a good amount of seating inside and outside. I got a pain au chocolat and a morning bun to-go. Both were excellent! The pain au chocolat had a crispy crust and soft inside and the chocolate wasn't "too sweet." The pastry was flaky without being heavy or greasy. The morning bun was equally as delightful. The sugar coating on the outside also wasn't "too sweet." I would order these again. Staff were friendly and efficiently despite the massive crush of people. Overall, Tartine is a welcome addition to Marin and I'll be back for more pastries, bread, and tartines! read more

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So exciting to have a Tartine near my home! I came on a Saturday morning when there happened to be a car show at the shopping center, so was worried about long lines. There was a short line out the door, but the staff kept it moving quickly. I decided to get a corn, fresno chile, and chive scone for breakfast and a chocolate poppy seed pastry for later. Everything was labeled for food sensitivities (room for improvement: the labels were really small so hard to read), so I appreciated that the poppy seed pastry was labeled as containing nuts as I am allergic to many. The staff quickly looked up that it has almond paste, which I can thankfully eat. I got my pastries to go, but all of the seating options looked great. My scone was so good, nice and spicy from the fresno chiles. The poppy seed pastry was delightful, chock full of not-too-sweet poppy seed paste, reminded me of makowiec that a Polish family friend often made for us during my childhood on the East Coast. read more

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To find freshly baked Oat Porridge Bread like granny used to make? Who knew it's right here under our noses...Mill Valley! read more

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Very good food, good service, and lovely ambiance. However, operational issues contribute to lines that have been far too long to justify, especially considering the fact that Tartine may well be out of whatever you want by the time you make it to the register. There are other great bakery options locally, such as Madrona (which is actually superior), that don't have these levels of lines. Once the lines die down, this will likely be a four star (not five) experience, as the prices are quite high for what you get. Tartine serves good bread, pastries, salads, and...yes...tartines. :) read more

Super busy, not the most relaxing to sit and eat there. But reliably great bread and pastries to take away.

I love sweets and baked goods so I came into Tartine with high expectations, especially after learning more about them via Marin Buzz. Sadly it didn't live up to those high expectations. A lemonade, an iced tea, a sandwhich, a loaf of bread and two pastries was $90! That just seems exorbantly expensive and the value isn't there in my opinion. That being said the lemonade was very good (bottled not made in house), the morning bun was one of the best I've had and still slightly warm (very sugary and messy though) and the sandwhich (a turkey club with smoked turkey, crispy chicken skin, avocado, pickle mayo) was unique, delicious and very filling! The other pastry I got was a lemon cream tart that was tangy but the lemon filling was overly soupy, the crust was very hard and the cream on top wasn't sweet. While some parts of this experience were great, I feel like it missed the mark on other parts and makes me hesitant to try Tartine again. For a newer establishment that already has multiple locations I expected more. read more

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Headed over to Strawberry Village for lunch with the bff and stumbled upon Tartine's soft opening. It was their first day preparing some of their menu items and some baked goods were available. Happily enjoyed one of their delicious pressed sandwiches and took some pastries home. Can't wait for them to be fully up and running. The bff and I will definitely be stopping by here regularly. read more

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Tartine has done it again !!!! I missed going to the Santa Monica location when I lived there. This experience was one of the best that I have had out of all their locations. Big beautiful restaurant, gorgeous palm trees outside and some of the best pastries I have had anywhere. The coffee was also a 10/10 and staff were very friendly. Can't wait to come back ! read more

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Underwhelming. Far too expensive for a bakery that WAS fabulous when it first opened in SF. The line to order is long & as you wait it's nearly impossible to read the little signs in front of the pastry that describe what it is. I chose the Pain au Chocolate. It was ok. Not enough chocolate, not particularly buttery. read more

My husband and I visited tartine for the first time. We loved whisk and skillet which used to be there. We ordered a bread and butter with jam and a side of cream cheese and a breakfast sandwich. The bread and butter came out with the jam spilled out onto the plate and covering the bread making a big mess and there was no cream cheese. I asked about it and they said they had no cream cheese. When I told them I paid for a side of cream cheese they managed to find some. While it was a very generous amount of bread and good I couldn't take it home because it was covered in messy jam so would never keep. The breakfast sandwich was very plain. Not so impressed, wouldn't bother going back again. read more

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The breakfast sandwich was fluffy and soft with the perfect amount of arugula. The soft buttery brioche was perfectly toasted with the right amount of cheese. read more

Overall A: pastries, sammies, coffee, everything very good. Lines long, friendly, accommodating, just opened in Strawberry. Will be, and welcomed, in our regular rotation. read more

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I figure 2 stars is pretty generous. I honestly do not get the hype. So overpriced and everything I tried was mediocre at best. First, the little signs on the baked goods behind the glass are so poorly done, they're virtually unreadable. Very bad choice of labeling. Second, all four pastries were dry and underwhelming. My friend said her salad was good, as was my $16 small wedge of quiche. Incredibly overpriced and way overhyped. Pretty terrible decor, no ambiance and very uncomfortable seating. And hard rock music? Strange. I have no desire to return, especially to wait in line for overpriced mediocrity, sorry. read more

Food was good nothing exciting. Matchas were great but prices were very expensive. Two toasts, two matchas , and one cookie was about $90. read more

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I was charging my car and saw a line at this restaurant so I thought I would get a coffee and breakfast while I wait for my car. I made it through the line and looked at the menu. I thought it was a bit overpriced and minimal for a place that offers breakfast and lunch. But I found a croissant with almonds that I thought that looked good and got it with a latte. I thought the price for both was pretty reasonable and the latte was good but the pastry was a bit too sweet for me and wasn't my favorite. The customer service wasn't my favorite either as I had to stand at the register and wait for an employee, and when I proceeded to take my pastry and go to the other register the employee took the bag out of my hand and said she needed to finish something and something and would be with me, but with no apology. I wasn't too thrilled, but I waited and then she rang me up. I got my items and left and went to my car to finish the charge. I may try to return once more and see if I have a better experience, but we shall see. The inside and ambiance is pretty nice and thought it was pretty clean and organized. read more

The food is expensive but so good! I had the shakshouka today and it was absolutely delicious. The tomato sauce was incredible!!

I'll start by saying.....they make some exceptional pastries, tarts, pies, etc..... however, they are overpriced and it takes quite some time waiting in line.... Is it worth it? Depends on what you get and how long you're willing to wait.... read more

If anybody recalls Tartine in San Francisco ten plus years ago, this bears little resemblance to that bakery. This is a corporate version of that former excellent product. The cakes and pastries are pale comparisons and do not taste as they did. read more

I tried chocolate cookies, chocolate cake, croissant, almond cake, morning bun and a cup of latte. All pastries are very delicious and ingredients are genuine and high quality. Definitely will go again sometime for another batch. read more

If you're a bakery and you put a Smash Burger on the menu you must be quite deliberate about it. Of course, the bun is great. The home made pickles are a nice touch. But a $20 smash burger needs more than 1 oz. of beef on it. This burger has potential, but for $20 you just can't have salami-sized beef patties. Come on. 1 oz. of beef? This was a horrible let down. If you can't make a decent burger for $20 why not go all the way to $25 and give your customers a substantial piece of beef. The bun is not the burger. I don't care that your bun may be one of the best burger buns around. Where's the beef? read more

Everything was really good. The line was long but that was because they were generously giving everyone ALL the food and coffee for free. Will be in my regular rotation. read more

Took 30 minutes to receive a take out order placed at 1:30 in the afternoon, and all the items were incorrect. This place does not seem able to keep up with the demand. read more

To be clear, my rating is purely based on the price and the long lines. Took about 20 minutes just to order, and then we paid $48 for 1 coffee, 1 latte, 1 breakfast sandwich and 1 scone. OMG, I know it's expensive out there, but there are plenty of other places to get a coffee and croissant in Mill Valley. We will come back and try the amazing looking bread loaves another time, but we won't be back for breakfast. read more

Though the food is great, the experience of sitting in the restaurant is ruined because the chairs are exceptionally uncomfortable.

If you like a noisy, trendy restaurant then this is the perfect place for you. If you want a quiet place to have lunch where you can actually hear the conversation you're having with your friend, then I would stay away. Just sayin'... read more

I was looking forward to trying this much, heralded bakery and Café. The initial lines have now dissipated so it is a reasonable wait. I ordered the seasonal corn salad and a couple of pastries to try. The salad was very bland and not satisfying. The almond lemon slice was quite nice and moist, but the almond croissant really disappointed me. It was extremely heavy and I left 2/3 of it. All in all, especially for the price and the reputation it was quite disappointing. I get much better salads and croissants elsewhere. read more

Marin is already a pricey place for a pastry, and Tartine ups the ante a bit. If you're going to charge more than the competition, you really need to BE more. It's good, but not wow good. If you're already close to a decent croissant, it's not worth the drive - and, chances are, you'll save a buck. read more

Fantastic test launch, salmon tartine and almond croissant were amazing. Going to be very popular in Marin, welcome!

The idea of a bakery in this location was a good one but there aren't a lot of bakery item options in this location. There are just a few ok bread options here and decent sandwiches. Not much else. Not many dessert offerings, surprisingly. But the prices are through the roof. I wouldn't mind as much but it feels like a Starbucks walk-up and had to wait 15-30 minutes on both of my visits to order and get my food. Some customers were pushy and pushed to the head of the line and the bakery didn't do anything to stop them. I ordered the Gruyère sandwich (bread was greasy and didn't come with anything except for a pickled skinny carrot), buckwheat scone (not moist and had an odd flavor of lemon peel) and corn salad (somehow someone thought lettuce, beans from a can with corn would be a good idea along with a sour dressing). I paid almost $60 for this. No wait staff. Felt like a cafeteria. Probably won't return. Nothing looks that decadent and the selection is just mediocre for the prices. But only one measly carrot with my $20 sandwich? If this were our kids they wouldn't just have one carrot with a sandwich for their school lunches so why not make this look like more of a real meal with an actual side?!?? Seems cheap and like cutting corners for such a fancy bakery. read more

amazing breads and pastries but awful and loud music!!!!! please bring down the volume and change the genre!!!!!!