The Mill

Name: The Mill
Address: 736 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, CA, 94117, US
Telephone: (415) 345-1953
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.2

The Mill: Craft coffee, bakery delights, and a welcoming, dog-friendly SF vibe.

4.2(5 reviews)

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The Mill in San Francisco blends a cafe, bakery, and food shop in a light-filled space with friendly staff. Popular items include a balanced cortado, Egg in the Hole on country bread with garlic butter, smoked trout toast, and a warm persimmon cinnamon pistachio crumble cake. Outdoor seating is dog-friendly; some patrons note premium prices and busy waits.

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736 Divisadero St, San Francisco, CA 94117, USA

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736 Divisadero Street

San Francisco, CA, 94117

(415) 345-1953 www.themillsf.com/

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Services

Artisan Bread and Pastries

Freshly baked breads, croissants, and seasonal pastries made with high-quality ingredients.

Craft Coffee and Tea

Expertly brewed coffee, matcha lattes, and cortados using premium beans and alternative milks.

Signature Toasts

Creative toast options like Egg in the Hole, smoked trout, and avocado toast on country bread.

Seasonal Desserts

Rotating cakes and sweets, such as persimmon cinnamon pistachio crumble cake.

Cafe Ambiance

A light-filled, dog-friendly space with indoor and outdoor seating for work or relaxation.

4.20 · 5 reviews

Overall rating

Joanna T

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· 9 months ago

Tuesday at 10:15am. The café was quite full of patrons drinking coffee and eating the $14 avocado toast. I ordered a matcha latte with oat milk to go. ~$8!!!! The taste was mild, not very strong. This NoPA neighborhood is well suited for well- and highly-paid tech workers. Not reasonably priced beverage or food. The patrons mostly had their laptops open and doing work. They were parked out and taking over space for people who just want to chill with a coffee or tea. This café needs a No laptops policy.

Moorissa Tjokro

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· 9 months ago

Love the vibe here - their pastries and coffee seem to be from the same maker at Loquat and Fourbarrel (yes they are my fave coffee shops too so highly recommended!). I really enjoyed their avocado, and

May Bresler Herzog

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· 11 months ago

Good flaky pastries (some better than others), but the prices are beyond exaggerated. $17 for a slice of bread with very little on it is insane, especially for a trout toast that ended up being too salty. Ham and cheese croissant was flaky but lacking in filling, toma and squash bureka was also low on filling but very tasty, coffee chocolate crinkle cookie was good but way too expensive for one tiny cookie, and the babka was ok. Love that the place has outdoor seating which makes it dog friendly, but seating is limited, and the wait is very long. IMO - not worth it.

Avinash Khemlani

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· 11 months ago

Stopped by The Mill and everything was a hit. The cortado was perfect — smooth, balanced, and just the right size. Food-wise: • The Egg in the Hole was the standout — that garlic butter on the country bread is next-level. • The smoked trout toast came in a close second, fresh and flavorful. • The hummus + cauliflower toast was good, just not as memorable as the others. Wrapped it all up with a slice of the persimmon cinnamon pistachio crumble cake, which was absolutely outstanding — warm, spiced, and perfectly textured. Great vibe, friendly staff, and beautifully executed menu. Will definitely be back.

Shad Berry

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· 1 year ago

I can’t speak on the bread but I have only heard marvelous things about it. It smelled incredible. I already had a big lunch, so my stomach couldn’t fit any more solids. I got a coffee and enjoyed the ambiance. Light filled space with the perfect amount of background noise to focus. The smells are free, and that was truly the best part. Nicely curated bakery and cafe that I would totally sit and write or draw in if I lived nearby.

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