This is one of my favorite coffee places in Marin. Unlike the Novato locations this one has a full…read moremenu with breakfasts, sandwiches, salads, and Mexican food in addition to pastries. I always get the tomato soup which is really good. This location has lots of space for seating, including an outdoor parklet. It can get quite busy in the summertime with all the mountain bikers. I wish they were open later; they used to be open until 6 now it's 5. In the summertime when it's still sunny out that seems so early which is a shame.

I've never had a good experience here unfortunately. I've ordered too good to go orders and they…read moretold me that they don't participate. I've been given the wrong drinks. I never have a friendly cashier experience. However my daughter always has an amazing experience and loves this place. She is a frequent visitor and enjoys coming here with her friends so maybe it's me or the time I come in but it's a hit or miss.

Excellent bakery café! Great food great service nice…read moreambience. I like the avocado toast. It's nice and thick with a lot of olive oil. Add a couple buttery, scrambled eggs and you are complete. Now to top it off, have yourself a lovely pastry. Oh yes, and I'm anxiously awaiting the new one to open on fourth Street in San Rafael - and you should be too!!!

Good lord. I'm going to try to find the right words...I told a friend on the phone, lets say that…read moreyou put an HVAC salesman in front of a stove with a recipe and asked him to make you breakfast...that's what it seemed like they did today. My "Soft Scramble" was a pile of astonishment. It was so unrefined that it was an insult the the ingredients. There was nothing soft about the eggs, they were overcooked. The only thing soft on the plate was the watery run-off from the vegetables they heaped into the eggs: Too many chewy mushrooms and HUGE. Too many cherry tomatoes. I had to dig to find the eggs. The leeks were strips of inedible ribbon. The toast? I think it had been toasted yesterday and left on the top of their oven overnight and then reused today. I had to get up from the table and ask for butter to make it edible and still I worried whether I was going to break a crown. The pickled vegetables? Again, HUGE, hard and barely pickled. I will refrain from criticizing the service because they are all unaware of the nightmare in which they are working. Bless their hearts. I was so sad and annoyed. People think they can buy a restaurant with recipes and wholesale accounts and staff and just run it, "business as usual" but they are wrong. I went in and asked if they had sold the restaurant and was told, "yes." I imagine some tech-bro's wife or some hedgefund community doodler wanted a pet project with zero idea about food or food quality or how to treat and retain employees because what happened to MHBB is astonishing. It's rude and insulting to anyone who opened this restaurant and put in their best to keep the name and claim to be catering to the same people. But then again, this is par for the course or, from my vantage point, everything wrong with what's happened in Marin in a nutshell. Faux authenticity. Zero care. This is now all about the money. I will never bother with it again.

My boyfriend and I were debating where to get coffee (we're usually Endless Quest people), but…read moresince 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.

The matcha was very solid! Vibrant green and with great grassy notes. I appreciate that it was…read moreunsweetened as well so I could add just a tiny pump of syrup. Upon arriving I realized the namesake is because parents are welcome to bring their kids for a communal play area (which does have an entry fee). It looked like a lot of kids were having a blast, so I already have recommended this cafe to parent friends!

Early morning in Fairfax lead me here. They were pretty busy for having just opened but there was…read moreno wait. They had a little band on the inside singing sweet soft songs. The place is honey, menu is big, I wanted to try food but not awake enough yet (weird for me to even say). I got a decaf mexican mocha with oat milk. It tastes little like burnt chocolate and cinnamon. It could be me but not sure I would order it again. Staff was courteous.

What a score coming here as early as 630am on a Saturday, especially when the weekend's supposed to…read morebe for sleeping in! Live music's the perfect alarm clock, right? Indeed if you're a rockstar traveling in the San Francisco Bay area, Marin county's the place to be... Known for rocking out to the Grateful Dead, Huey Lewis and the News, Metallica... Live band in downtown Fairfax, because why not? And known for Fairfax festival which is actually coming up from June 12th to the 14th, get ready to rock! Service is comme ci, comme ça!"

A little expensive and out of the way, but absolutely a powerful, balanced, and delicious drink!…read moreStopped in while on a walk and my iced latte was perfect.

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!

Such a quaint shop! The owner is so friendly and the coffee is just as INCREDIBLE! I almost wish…read morethat they accepted alternate payments besides cash but I'm not one to complain since I always carry cash on me anyways.

Taji and her adorable pom run this busy little stand next to the Stinson Beach Market. Though it…read morewas a hot day we had a sweet shady spot to sit and enjoy not being in traffic and entertained by the crowd going by. Our Americano was hot and well done. Taji works hard to take care of all who come by, regulars and tourists, even telling someone that the market sells cups of regular coffee if they just want that. If you want just a simple walk by place or a place to rest your buns without fuss while waiting for your other half to grocery shop, this is it. And she has some pastries too! Open mostly during good weather season. Sole proprietor so give her a shout!

How cute is this place. Lil red Whale tucked down this street…read more.. Not sure what I was expecting but they had snacks, pinball and a microwave!!! Service was super sweet! Very happy with my strawberry latte and breakfast burrito. I can't wait to visit again!

One of the most interesting coffee shops I've been to as of late! I love their vibe and the fun…read morepinball games they have in the back! Parking is a bit of a pain, but the coffee was worth it! I got their Strawberry latte (seasonal) and Banana latte (seasonal). Both were delicious, but I preferred the strawberry as it was a little sweeter! We also got the red eye and the chocolate cold brew! The chocolate cold brew was a bit sweeter than I expected which I liked since I'm not a big coffee drinker. The red eye was also yummy and strong!

People who move to Marin from the city love to complain about the Marin food scene. When I hear…read morethat, I ask if they have been to RS2Go. I don't know what magic Ryan and his team use to turn out such a wide range of incredible options from such a small space. Fried chicken sandwich? Banger. Huevos rancheros. Banger. The pastrami cured tri-tip. Banger. Chocolate chip cookies? Two snaps and a twist. The flavors are creative, the portions are on point, and there are plenty of options the kids will love. Thanks to Ryan and his team for building community through awesome food and great vibes on this little corner of San Anselmo. My only request would be for more Ryans.

What a local institution. Chef Ryan and team (Violeta, Cher, chef Marco, everyone) are the best…read morepeople who make the best food. Brunch, lunch, dinner, they do it all. From loaded fries to fish sandwiches to lamb neck, what cant they do?! Pull up, hang out, enjoy good company. I will miss weekly rituals to the trailer.