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.

We had some friends visiting from LA, and we met up for breakfast at Flour Craft Bakery to see them…read moreand enjoy a meal together. I ordered the vegan pesto avocado toast, and my husband got the vegan breakfast burrito. Both items were so tasty and truly exceeded our expectations. Will definitely come here more often now!

Our breakfast and pastries were great, and we've had good experiences here before, which is why…read morethis visit was so disappointing. I ordered an iced London Fog, which this location made for me a few months ago. This time I was told they couldn't make it iced, but no one could explain what had changed. When I asked for a cup of ice so I could make it iced myself, I was told it would cost an extra 50¢--after we'd already spent around $60. It wasn't about the 50 cents; I just wanted to feel accommodated. Most of the staff here have always been friendly, but the gentleman at the counter came across as dismissive, like a simple request was an inconvenience. I left more confused than anything. I hope this was just an off day, because the food was great, and we'd happily come back if the customer service matched the quality of the breakfast.

Cute spot with a mixture of restaurants, boutiques, cafes and artist studios. Love the relaxed…read moreoutdoors feeling amongst the redwoods and proximity to walk to the downtown area. The property hails back to the roots of Mill Valley as an important area for the Marin lumber industry. Lots of shops ranging from a children's toy store to jewelry and clothing. I ended up buying a blue topaz ring here at Maker's Market designed by a local Bay Area jeweler. Parking was not an issue and on a warm sunny day I was thrilled to get shaded parking to boot. Great spot to hang out, find a special gift or just treat yourself!

Cute shopping and eating stop. Extra plus that it is also dog friendly! Parking is somewhat…read morelimited, drove around a couple times before getting a spot near the front. Overall did have a good experience. Will most likely be back the next time I'm in the area.

Last weekend I celebrated my nephew's birthday in the City with his friends and our family, and…read moreJane's cupcakes were such a special extra treat! Custom made according to dietary restrictions, the chocolate one was unlike anything I've ever tasted! Not too sweet and SO fresh. And it was seamless to arrange to have them delivered to the birthday party location. It's wonderful to have both a considerate and gourmet style dessert service option per se for even our little ones that require it!

Pass. Kids and I are huge chocolate fans so we ordered three chocolate items. The chocolate magic…read morecake was dry. The chocolate chocolate cookie looked like charcoal and didn't taste much better than charcoal. The brownie was probably the best out of the three but was still mediocre. It was fudgy but had a dark chocolate flavor profile.

Very traditional authentic Italian bakery and coffee house. From their apple crostata to their…read morepanettone (fruit cakes). They have a variety of pastries and desserts. All made in house and some that are imported. We love their true espresso(s) and Americano that are just fabulous. This is a very local spot in Larkspur which is a quant and very Europe inspired businesses. Our wives loved it of course. There are plenty of places to eat and drink at a cafe. We were lucky it was a very nice and warm day. Enjoy!

Came in for coffee and pastry on a lovely morning. We sat outside, very pleasant…read more A few things could be improved: 1. The tables are not cleaned thoroughly or regularly. There are sticky residues and crumbs. You have to clean that yourself. 2. Most pastries are good. However the croissant is not. It is sticky on top, too crusty, and not buttery enough inside. It tastes cheap. Rulli's, you are an Italian pastry shop, not French. If you cannot make a good croissant, do not make it. Keep up the good job with Italian style pastry though. Merci beaucoup . Grazie.

Had a very nice experience when I came here to get my coffee while on my way to John Muir Woods…read more Inside is small, but they had pup style seating and little tables. They also had some tables outside, but it was too cold for me. I ordered a hot banana caramelized latte, which was so amazing. It really hit the spot. It warmed me up inside and the banana flavor was very comforting. Everyone was very nice inside and my coffee was done in a decent time. Didn't really have to wait too long which was kind of nice since I had a reservation at john muir.

This is my favorite equator location. Not for people watching (go to their Miller Ave location for…read morethat), & not because the drinks are somehow better here or anything; Equator drinks are consistent throughout all of their locations. It's THIS particular location... On CA-1 in Mill Valley, it's so conveniently on the way to downtown Mill Valley, Stinson Beach, Point Reyes...etc, etc. But regardless of where you're going, stopping in here feels like you're on vacation. Beach/ocean/surf culture. The vibe is a thousand percent beach hut/surf shop, even with no actual beach in sight. How charming is that? Somehow browsing surfboards, even when you don't surf, assuages that unfulfilled dream, or fuels your standing wanderlust. Did you know that Thomas Keller serves Equator coffee at all of his properties? They partnered up 25 years ago, & equator even does special blends at certain TK restaurants. Even though Equator is available at grocery stores now, you should still come here. 5 star coffee in another 5 star location

Wow! I was so happy to find that Bob's Donuts expanded to Mill Valley. After a hike down to…read moreTennessee Valley Beach we rewarded ourselves with an apple fritter and crème brûlée donut. I don't know how Bob's packs so much apple into their fritters, but they're the best. There's tons of parking which makes it easy to swing by.

A friend has been raving to us about Bob's donuts for a while and when we tried their Nob Hill…read morelocation, we were underwhelmed. This time around, we came bright and early and got a handful to try. This is what everyone's talking about with the best soft and chewy texture, so much fluffiness in every bite and some donuts are quite decadent. This place is a must visit! It's also better than their other location in terms of vibes. I like all the art and how open the area is. Happy we gave Bob's a second try!

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.