Philz Coffee

As a Philz Coffee enthusiast, I couldn't resist visiting the OG location in Mission during my trip to SF. And let me tell you, it did not disappoint! While parking can be tricky in this area, we lucked out on a weekday with ample metered street parking. However, weekends in Mission can get busy, so be sure to plan accordingly. Now, let's talk about the coffee. I ordered my go-to, an iced Tesora with creamy oat milk and medium sugar, and it was as delicious as ever. I opted for mobile ordering, and my drink was ready upon my arrival, making for a quick and easy experience. But what really made this visit special was being at the original Philz Coffee location (I believe!). The space was adorned with mural artwork, quirky stickers, mismatched furniture, and stacks of books, giving off an authentic coffee shop vibe. It was a refreshing change of pace from the modernized coffee shops that seem to be popping up everywhere these days. I will definitely be returning to this location and highly recommend it to any coffee lover in the area.

Oh wow! The original Philz coffee has a cool vibe here. Their infamous mint Mojito iced coffee is a must! Super friendly service but the coffee took a longer to make, and there was no other customer in line.

Philz is my favorite coffee shop in Chicago, but the coffee I had at the Mission tastes even better than. I don't know if it's the cream, coffee beans or whatever but this is on another level. The ginger snap, mint mojito and cold brew (Philz way) are all amazing.

The original Philz Coffee Shop, and it's everything and original location should be. Quirky hippies working alongside Millennial professionals, neighborhood grandmas, hipsters, and tourists. As I went up to Lynette to order a large extra strong, extra sweet chai latte, she accommodated my tea and coffee wishes without hesitation, providing stellar, expert service with a smile. Robbie rang me up, and suggested I heat the seven pastries I bought, and asked me if I wanted them cut in half. 10 minutes later, my drinks, warmed pastries, and bagel with spread, salted cucumbers and tomatoes were ready. At $4.75 The Toasted bagel with spread, as described above, was the best value item on the menu. The total with tip, tax, and mandate was $31. $$$ out of $$$$$. Street parking available. Acceptably clean, gender-neutral bathroom, and wheelchair accessible round out the vibe of Berkeley meets Haight and Ashbury meets the Mission District. I would recommend Philz Coffee without hesitation.

Heard this is where Philz started, their first location ever. They keep that vibe and it feels original, I’m wondering if it would become a huge tourist spot like that original Starbucks spot in Seattle. Philz tastes much much better though, hope they can get there someday! Love it!

The coffee was good. Service slow. Bathroom a little dirty. Some books and games to borrow is a nice touch. Overall good but not as great as we were hoping.

One of the best coffee. Im from LA but was in SF for the day and wanted to get my morning coffee where Philz started. Jacobs Wonderbar was just as delicious as back at home. Nice to have visited the Original Location. Great service at this location.

So good mint coffee and my goal during my stay here in Mission is just trying every menus here 😱😮 I am a coffee animal and yes here is so good to be true with the most chill vibe