
Located at Mill Valley’s Tam Junction, our first cafe opened in 2013 in the iconic Proof Lab Surf Shop, the Bay Area’s largest surf and skate shop. Tam Junction is the starting point for cyclists, surfers, skateboarders, hikers, and North Bay travelers—and you’ll feel the energy and buzz of activity and outdoor adventure. A Shakerado in the afternoon is the perfect sweet treat after running or walking the dipsea trail. Enjoy sweet and savory pastries from the Equator Pantry. Grab a canned Equator Cold Latte or cold pressed juice and hit the road!
Hip local coffeehouse chain serving single-origin coffee, tea & light eats.
Hours
| Saturday | 6:30 AM–5 PM |
| Sunday | 6:30 AM–5 PM |
| Monday | 6:30 AM–5 PM |
| Tuesday | 6:30 AM–5 PM |
| Wednesday | 6:30 AM–5 PM |
| Thursday | 6:30 AM–5 PM |
| Friday | 6:30 AM–5 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 244 CA-1, Mill Valley, CA 94941
Phone: (415) 209-3733
Website: http://www.equatorcoffees.com/
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Reviews
The coffee quality alone in the offerings are enough to recommend them, but the service is what brings them to the top, in my opinion.
By 2050, there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish. While i am delighted to see that you are a B lab member who is working at chipping away at his problem, I was kind of sad to see that most of the folks in here working or meeting with friends are drinking out of single-use to-go cups.
I understand that the to-go cups you provide are technically compostable, but without any real composting infrastructure on site, these will go straight to the landfill or ocean as well. It looks like you just have one trashcan collecting everything, and just because something is “compostable” doesn’t mean it actually gets processed as such.
I wonder if to start, you could better communicate to folks who are staying to have their coffee that they have the reusable option of the mug. Maybe it’s as simple as asking, are you going to be having your coffee here?
I also wonder if you might be able to provide a separate receptacle for the compostable cups. And work with some entity in the county to pick up said composting.
I love that you don’t sell any plastic bottled water, so kudos on that! And if my observations are wrong, then I stand corrected!
But I think as a surf-related, ocean-adjacent, B lab coffee shop, you could interact with customers accordingly to make sure they are aware of—and are normalizing—the for-here, reusable option. Thank you for your consideration, and for the delicious coffee!
They nail the surf shop/coffee shop vibe. Seating available outside to enjoy the Sun. My iced cappuccino was delicious. My order was made fairly quickly considering how busy they were.
It’s hard to find a good oat milk latte and most baristas tell me that they can’t get froth with oat milk.
But wow, the oatmilk honey latte they made for us was one of the best drinks I have had in California.
Thank you for a simply amazing cup of coffee!
Also the store is so cute and the seating and location too.