“ Great views of the bridge and the coffee is good too! Super clean and you do not have to pay the toll to go here which is nice! ”

“ Excellent location if you are planning to walk the bridge. Super busy. But the coffee was good and service was friendly. I thought this was the only one but apparently there are other locations so I would try others if you aren't planning to go to bridge. ”

“ I enjoy this tourist cafe near the Welcome Center...nice picks...yesterday I got orange juice and a berry galette...tasty and fresh...took the bus over to Marin...delightful at the bridge...tourists and inhabitants ”

“ Beautiful day for a walk across the iconic bridge. The cafe is perfectly situated for restful hikers, bikers and tourist. All are welcome to enjoy the scenic view of the bay with its panoramic view. Very spacious and didn't felt crowded today. Since it wasn't busy I got my order pretty quickly. The coffee and food were ok but convenient. If you are looking parking there some at the bottom of Fort point which is just a short work down. ”

“ Clean and efficient service. We got a sandwich and it was perfectly warmed and freshly made. We also bought a freshly squeezed orange juice: delicious:) Must stop before or after the Golden Gate ”

“ The perfect stop after walking across the Golden Gate Bridge! I hesitate going to places next to tourist attractions. The food is usually mediocre at best, but not at the Equator Round House! Had a Lavender oat milk latte, morning bun, and the EQ club sandwich. The morning bun was flaky on the outside and soft and sweet on the inside. A perfect balance of cinnamon and sugar. The club sandwich was delicious too! If you are lucky enough to sit at the bar on the perimeter, there is a perfect spot to take a pick of the Golden Gate Bridge. The only drawback was limited seating. We will definitely be back! ”

“ As the only coffee and food option for quite some distance at one of the most touristed destinations in the area, the bar didn't need to be high. However, this had great food and drink options. Paninis, breakfast sandwiches, soup, pastries, specialty drinks (the habibi latte had orange blossom and vanilla and cardamom and was delicious, not overly sweet). Plus the greatest view. The line can get long, and the workers get a never ending stream of customers, but they are skilled and got an order of food and drinks for 7 people totally correct, and we were all happy with what we got. ”

“ Took a friend from out of town loved the veggie panini (tasted like pizza) with artichoke, tomato, basil and the brainwash latte (a mushroom coffee) that was nutty and tasted like chocolate. Loved the views of my bridge and hometown. Docked a star bc staff are stressed out and not the friendliest from all the tourists. ”

“ Who knew! I've used the parking lot a few times as it's situated last entrance to the Golden Gate Bridge from the east. Never set foot in the retro Round House, assuming it's a tourist trap. WOW, was I wrong. The line included park workers getting their caffeine fix amongst the mostly tourists I'm guessing, given the amount of people slinging fancy cameras. Be careful out here in the wicked city with those things. Anyway, like I was saying, wow! I ordered an iced tea (big selection of coffee & tea). Had myself a righteous avocado toast, scrambled egg on top, seeds, chili, lemon infused oil. After I paid, inquired about the strawberry lemonade fizz, assuming it's fruit syrup & some sweetener. Wrong! No sugar/sweeteners added. Lemon juice. Mashed up fresh strawberries. Be still my heart. Doubling down on liquids ordered that too. Seriously delicious. Several stools & tables inside. Monday afternoon around noon all the many tables occupied. Don't understand why, just outside the back door is a small plaza with benches & an amazing view of GG Bridge. Next door is the Golden Gate Bridge Welcome Center, Gift Shop & Ranger Station where you can purchase actual paper maps. I'll definitely be back. Destination worthy. ”