Equator Coffees & Teas
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Having made a name for itself with cyclists and surfers in Marin, Equator Coffee and Teas finally made its move into San Francisco , dropping a chic industrial spot into the Mid-Market food-and-drink wasteland. They've got BOOZY coffee drinks exclusive to this location like the dangerously delicious Coconut White Russian, a “Naughty Brew” Irish-style coffee, and a boozy milk tea. They also serve arepas and salads.
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Equator Coffee started as a coffee roaster out of a garage in Marin County in 1995. Today, as the first California coffee roasting B Corporation, they have multiple locations in the North Bay and SF with a focus on sustainable and transparent practices. Importantly, the lattes, pour-overs, and tea selection are all excellent. Go to the Round House at the Golden Gate Bridge location –inside a 1937 Art Deco building with amazing views –if you want to turn your coffee outing into a full-blown lunch (it offers paninis, sandwiches, salads, pastries, and more). The Fort Mason location, located in what used to be the gatehouse of the former military base, has a more limited food menu but equally nice views.
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