Andytown Coffee Roasters

Favorite coffee shop in the City. Always have to swing by when I'm in town. Huge fan of their regular drip coffee (they roast their own beans), their breakfast sandwich, and any of their baked goods. You have to try the snowy plover that made them famous at least once - it's unique, indulgent, and memorable. Not a lot of seating options so I recommend ordering to go.

Great coffee shop, the snowy plovers are good but thier regular coffee is delicious. Small space so not much seating inside and expect to wait a bit. Still they use great beans and well trained staff so worth stopping in.

I am so excited about this place!
I can finally have a high quality cappuccino without traveling deep into the heart of San Francisco! The people here are super friendly and the decor was pretty clean with white walls and an abundance of shelves. The wodden table in the front is huge and beautiful, but takes away space that could have been used for more individual seating. My only complaint about this place would be the lack of seating but the area is so small there really isn't much room for that to begin with. They also have really good food. It's a small selection, but I had the cheddar and scallion scone and it was delicious!
Definitely a coffee place to check out if you're headed to the beach!

Andytown is the best coffee spot in the sunset. I frequent their oatmilk lattes, but even their black coffee is awesome. The milk to espresso ratio is perfect. The lines can get hectic, but during the week it’s not bad, and to me worth the wait. There’s 3 Andytown locations in the Sunset and often both the Taraval locations are a little less busy. Best pastry: chocolate chip cookie. And the branding! Can’t get over it. Really cute stickers and mugs.

Great coffee and lovely treats. Had the GF sausage, apple, and shallot muffin and the roasted brussel sprout and bacon scone - both deliciously savoury and decadent!

It is a small, teeny spot and was crowded when we visited but is clearly a neighborhood cozy spot for locals. There is outdoor seating too, which is nice when it'ssunny out.

Apparently their coffee is considered some of the best in town. I don't know about that but my almond milk mocha was delicious.

Service was great - with a smile and efficient, even if it was crowded and
the order tickets were stacked high.

We grabbed our order and walked over to the beach to enjoy the ocean. It's only four blocks away.

I'm a fan. This place has some of the best beans in town, compared to Sextant and Four Barrel at least (and I love those places, too). They serve their coffee creations on little planks, which is great beach-adjacent NorCal kitsch. We also got a pastry that was satisfying for the palate and the belly.

Overpriced coffee shop. I had their bread plus their seasonal spread with a cappuccino. The bread was not good, $5.5 for the slice of bread and an extra $4.5 for their spread, which ended up being apple sauce with a piece of cheddar on top. The coffee was really good, but they do need to get better on the baked goods department and price them accordingly.

Is there always a long line on Saturdays and Sundays? Yes, absolutely. Is the coffee worth it? Yes, absolutely. This tiny (but chic) coffee shop has a small but delightful menu, I'd highly recommend the Snowy Plover if you want something new and strange in the world of coffee, and recommend the single origin espresso if you want something traditional. I'll make the drive across town on Sunday to Andytown despite having 10 closer options because thats how much I enjoy their beverages. Plus, after you get back in your car you can cruise down to the ocean or GG park and enjoy the fresh air.

Definitely worth the wait. The snow plover is sensational!!

Personally my favorite coffee shop in all of SF. Awesome cozy beachy vibes that perfectly sums up the appeal of the outer sunset. The coffee is delicious - do yourself a favor and order it with a hat (in house made thick whipped cream).

Sure, for many people the outer sunset feels like a trek. But with coffee being one of the true pleasures in life, you're doing yourself a disservice by missing out on this spot.

Thank me later