Andytown Coffee Roasters

This coffee shop locates in a residential area. There are plenty of parking spots around.

We arrived around 10am and there was a relatively long line. The line moved pretty fast so definitely worth the wait!

I ordered a hot latte and a soda bread topped with avocado smash and pickled cucumber. The soda bread has a very good texture and it was not too dry or crumbly. The twist of topping avocado toast with pickled cucumber and shiso furikake was absolutely amazing.

Overall, it was a very cute coffee shop. Reasonably priced and have a variety of options!

Got the drip coffee and ham breakfast sandwich on a Sunday morning.
There was a long line going around the corner and about a 10-15 minute wait after ordering.

Now my 3 stars… purely because I’m not a huge coffee guy so the amount of wait for it and lack of parking (Sunset church is directly across the street, so sunday mornings are the worst to find parking in the area). The sandwich was good but nothing special where you’d go out of your way for. Perhaps I should try something different next time.

Andytown is definitely a staple in the Sunset so I don’t want to know it, but being that reviews are extremely subjective, this is just my opinion, and the wait and area for me just wasn’t worth it.

The line was long but the girl taking the orders was really nice and the baristas where fast. I ordered one original bird and one mocha. Mine was better than I expected! The flavor was really good and I would come back for more. The prices are high just like everything in SF. There is no place to sit so everything is just to go. The place is cute and there is space outside for tables I don't know why they don't use it.

I don't disagree that Andytown's coffee is good and decor is nice, generating a hip vibe that stands out in Sunset. But being one of the few decent coffee shops in the area also gives them a pass for long line, overpriced food and mediocre service.

I got a breakfast sandwich the other day and was pretty underwhelmed by its lack of attention to detail for the $12 I paid. On top of that, service feels rather transactional in particular due to the current restriction. I have to wait in gusty wind for a pricey coffee and then tip the cashier well so they don't roll their eyes even though all they do is a few taps on a tablet?

Where the Snow Plover was Born. Looking for a new coffee drink thats yummy and packs a nice punch. Look no further than the Snowy. Sounds weird and taste delicious. Espresso + Bubbly+ Agave+ Whip cream. YUM! Don't take my word for it TRY yourself :)

I really love the snowy plovers, and the matcha plover is my favorite!

Home of the not-to-be-missed Snowy Plover. Not just a bird of ocean beach, here it is an espresso drink mixed with seltzer water and a heavy dollop of cream. They also serve soda bread and a tasty breakfast sandwich.

I'm not the hugest fan of the plover because it's really got a unique taste that I can't get used to - but I do appreciate the uniqueness - I got a Pumpkin Spice Plover which I found quite intriguing, and creative. I've gotten the Matcha and Original Plover too - and I can't get over the carbonation and the mix of coffee - it works for some people, but it doesn't seem to work for me.

I think the service here can be slower on a Sunday morning when a lot of people are around, but at least there is ample space to chill as you wait on the order to complete.

I love coming here but Andytown is not convenient for me to go to. Regardless of that, I make the effort to go when I am in that side of the Sunset district. The cafe is small and cozy. There is not too much room to sit inside, a few single tables and a communal, but there is more space outside, three small tables outside. everything on the menu is good and their beans are really good quality. Their Plovers are fantastic and is highly recommended if it is your first time their. They have two variants, a classic espresso, Snowy Plover, and their Matcha Plover. They each take some soda watch mixed with their respective base, topped off with their in-house whipped cream.

Really cute spot and amazing coffee! I love how close it is to the beach too. It was a sunny day when I went, but this winter I want to cozy up there on a rainy day. It is really small though, which is a bummer. And Sundays it is crowded! So just plan for that. I walked my coffee down to the beach, so it was okay, but there was not an empty seat in the house.