Andytown Coffee Roasters
Coffee shop · South of Market ·
Espresso bar with baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, free Wi-Fi
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Espresso bar with baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, free Wi-Fi
"Andytown Coffee Roasters was one of the first food businesses to move in and remains lonely." - Becky Duffett
"One of the first businesses to move into the Transit Center, I report that Andytown Coffee Roasters closed temporarily on March 16 and has been shuttered for almost a year; co-owner Lauren Crabbe says Facebook (the landlord at 181 Fremont) has been a “fantastic” landlord and is committed to reopening when commuters return, and she misses the regulars and the sense of community." - Becky Duffett
"I was told the downtown 181 Fremont Street location has been hit devastatingly hard by the shift to remote work: co-owner Lauren Crabbe says sales were down about 60 percent in one week and that one recent day was "the worst yet," a drop she links to companies suddenly sending employees home." - Eve Batey
"As part of a one-month reusable-cup pilot run by Muuse, I saw that Andytown at 181 Fremont Street is one of four independent San Francisco shops letting patrons order drinks in 12- or 16‑oz Muuse cups: customers download the app, scan the cup's QR code to check it out, get a $0.25 discount, and must return the cup within five days (or be charged $15). Muuse chose this SoMa location for its high-traffic 'corporate' surroundings and because the shop aligns with Muuse's waste-reduction ethos; the cups are double-walled stainless steel with reusable plastic tops made in Shenzhen, and the cafe is offering paper cups alongside the program to address accessibility concerns. The contract is currently one month, but Muuse hopes to extend and scale the pilot if it proves successful." - Eve Batey
"My favorite new lunch option is Andytown Coffee Roasters’ 181 Fremont location — it has a full lunch menu and an unbeatable view right at Salesforce Park." - Eater Staff