Spin City Launderette & Coffee Bar

I love this concept. Great coffee, baked goods, wifi, books, atm machine, clean bathroom and laundry machines. I don’t mind coming here and finishing up some work. The place is nice and clean too. The Barista is exceptionally warm and welcoming.

Awesome coffee with a wonderful vibe. A great neighborhood hub run by an inspiring female entrepreneur.

Convenient, clean, and SUPER friendly. Loved that I could enjoy great coffee, a gourmet doughnut, and wifi while I waited. Would totally recommend.

The place itself is Amazing. Ambiance is great, décor is great and the coffee shop, chill counter and wifi make this the place to visit.
Why 2 stars?
This business should not be called Spin City. It should be called «The cleaning guy closes when he wants to laundry». I showed up at 10:20pm. Hours posted say it closes at 11pm. As I’m writing this review Unilocal tells me «this place closes in 27 minutes»! However the guy turned me away from throwing a wet Tshirt I had in the dryer. He said it was closed at 10:20pm.
This is not my first bad experience with him. He has:
— once watched me unload a machine and said that it looked like I placed too much clothes in it. He said that the machine would overload, catch fire, fire department would be called and I would be sued for damage and arrested for arson.
— after starting laundry at 8pm, he entered at 9:45pm and noticed I was drying clothes. He told me the neighbors upstairs were crazy and that they would call the police if I was still there at 11pm. He said police would write me a ticket and possibly place me under arrest for disturbing the peace.
— once told me stories of all the bad experiences he had with «black people» at laundromats he services, including getting robbed. I am not black, but was deeply offended.
Good guy, but his specialty is cleaning and getting home on time, not following this business hours or customer service. Business should ask him what he wants to do instead of posting false hours on door.

I absolutely love this place. The service is incredible and the space is clean. It doesn’t get better than this AND you’re supporting a local business.
BONUS — the wash and fold service (while pricier than other options) is THE only one I would take my things to. The quality of the products and the folks actually doing the laundry cannot be beat. Pay a little more now — pay a lot less to replace your clothes later (other wash and folds ruin clothes).

Super cute space but completely ineffective as a laundromat. Three different washing machines ate my quarters so I spent $ 6 trying to find a machine that worked correctly to run a $ 2.50 load. SUPER frustrating. While the space is cool, it’s not worth the hassle. Not coming back again. Save yourself the trouble and just go to a Pride Laundromat.

Incredible coffee!!! The lattes and pour over are both fantastic. Honestly some of the best I’ve ever had! The baristas are super friendly and its dog friendly too. My dog drags me in to get a treat haha! Can’t say anything about the laundromat itself but I love the space and the friendly neighborhood atmosphere.

I did something I have never done before. I went to a public laundromat. And I liked it.
Since my 2^nd year of college, I’ve sent my laundry out for wash ‘n’ fold OR have lived places with a W/​D inside my apartment. On the east coast, for 20-​some years – in several cities – wash ‘n’ fold has been a constant delight. The laundry is whisked away, and returns beautifully folded and sorted (often according to color, sox rolled in neat balls, etc.). It’s an indulgence almost as satisfying as a full-​body massage.
But here in San Francisco, it’s been a battle. For 4 years, I’ve used wash ‘n’ fold services all over the City, and the results have not once been as good as: (a) I would do myself with my own washer and dryer, or (b) east coast laundry services.
Most recently — I gave them 10 tries — was Rinse. The customer service cannot be improved upon — the delivery aspect is par excellence, bar none. The **laundry** is mediocre at best. On the east coast I would expect and get A or A+ laundry returned to me. With all the services in San Francisco, including Rinse, it was at very best B– and more likely a C or C+.
So — — for the first time in my life — I realized I had to actually GO to a public laundromat. I put it off for 6 weeks, until I had not one shred of clothing to wear, I dreaded the prospect — and hoped this wasn’t a sign I was coming down in the world. Next I would be selling pencils and plastic mugs on Mission Street.
I Unilocaled highest rated places, and looked at photos. I liked that this place has coffee. The photos were encouraging. Noe Valley isn’t my hood or my peeps, but likely the least offensive place in the City to go to a public laundromat. Couldn’t have been more right.
Spin City Launderette & Coffee Bar is so awesome. Had a refreshing flavorful cold-​pressed coffee ($ 4) and a couple of unreal cookies, hooked up to WiFi, and proceeded to navigate the system — -getting quarters — -figuring out the machines. MaryCar the woman running the café was helpful in figuring things out, as were some of the charming literate friendly neighborhood patrons – all of whom seem to love MaryCar.
For the first time in 4 years I have sparkling clean, perfectly done laundry — and it was totally painless. In fact, it was almost pleasant. And it was actually fun talking to such nice, interesting people. Not «laundromat denizens” — the prospect of hanging out with for hours, as said, had led to 6 weeks of procrastination. Clean, no smells, tons of room, sunny, plants, attractive art, and machines that got the job done. Who could ask for more. I am glad for such a pleasant experience. And will definitely be back!

I guess I would give this place another shot just because there are a many good reviews but I gave it 2 stars because many of the machines were broken and I only came here because I could get coffee and do laundry in the morning at the same time. I filled the machines I needed first because I was afraid I wouldn’t get machines since so many were out of order. By the time I loaded my laundry in the guy at the coffee counter was gone and there was a closed sign in the little window… I waited for close to 10 minutes but he did not return so I walked to gross coffee 4 blocks away. When I got back he had reopened the coffee bar, annoying that there was no way for me to know to wait, no posted hours of operation or «be right back» sign. Not the worst experience but the two things this place offers were lacking. Also there was, um, unflushed waste in the toilet and no paper towels in the bathroom.

I enjoy multi-​purpose spaces. There’s a place in Oakland’s fruitvale neighborhood which has a taqueria inside a laundromat and that works.
I guess this is the same concept, Spin City Coffee has a setup in front of the laundromat and you can get coffee, espresso drinks and pastries while doing a load of laundry.
The staff seem friendly and they serve Blue Bottle Coffee, good combination!

Check out this cool launderette! Coffee is delicious and the staff is super friendly! Sit in– or ourside, use the wifi, have a coffee while your laundry is spinning!

Have been meaning to come here (since it’s literally across the street from my house) but I just never think to go. This morning while waiting for someone to come to come my house I decided I needed coffee so I walked over and I got a mocha. It is delicious! They have a small assortment of pastries — donughts, sea salt chocolate chip cookies, jam bars I think… They do their drip coffee as a pout over and use blue bottle coffee. If you need to do laundry it’s perfect for a cup of coffee and laundry day. The owner, maricar, is awesome and so are her employees I should really think. Of coming more for my morning cup of coffee

I have been here a few times now. I actually drive across town to do my laundry here, because I like the vibe of the place, And I can get a coffee. Unfortunately they don’t care about posted hours, closed at 4 today. Oh well 2 stars for my other positive visits.

Espresso and latte tasting are among my favorite activities when on vacation. It’s so sad that San Francisco isn’t a coffee city. I visited a number if recommended coffee shops and finally found the second place (after at least 10 attempts and really enjoyed blue bottle) with going. Spin city laundry is such a pleasant surprise! It’s also the only place I know that brews coffee in cold for the iced coffees (Nola).
Lastly, the pastries are also great!

Spin City Coffee is a rather charming and unique neighborhood spot to grab a coffee to go. It’s also a great place if you don’t have a washer/​dryer or if your appliances break down. You can enjoy a cup of coffee while being productive and doing your laundry. Customer service is friendly and in two visits I noticed that regular customers were greeted and recognized immediately by the barista. The majority of the space is the laundromat area.
The coffee station is in a small corner that may fit potentially two people, but one comfortably. They serve delicious Blue Bottle Coffee, the Americano is delicious! The line can get long pretty quick, so you may have to wait, but it’s worth it. I was enjoying Pink Martini playing while I waited for my coffee.
I love donuts but don’t eat them often… Though the fact that the serve a sampling of Dynamo Donuts close to my home may change that! I learned the hard way that they only serve donuts on Wednesdays through Sundays. I am a fan of the lemon pistachio donut and maple bacon. There is more of a selection of Dynamo Donuts on Saturdays.

Maricar, owner, is the most lovely barista in Noe Valley! She brings a great energy and splendid craft to make exquisite coffee! I’ve only indulged in the unique, Iced NOLA, a rich, chicory infused coffee blend with origins from New Orleans! A trip to Noe is incomplete without a visit to this quaint, hidden gem on the corner of 26^th and Sanchez! The adjoining laundromat is very clean and generally quiet in the morning hours.

The laundromat smells like the quaint coffee shop you have around the block! The guy in the coffee stall is very friendly! But about all the bathroom is CLEAN!
The neighborhood is nice and it is really easy to find parking! The food looks delicious and smells great! They also have places for you to lounge — a sofa and a table with chairs! It’s perfect if you want to sun bathe on a Saturday afternoon while getting your chores done!
Highly recommend!

No signs for costs or duration, they wouldn’t break a $ 20 bill for the quarters machine. Bit money grabby and spoilt good will. Shame. Will have to find somewhere else.

I can’t tell you how disappointed I am! This place used to be a great place to do your laundry. It was clean, kinda hip, parking is easy, but…
I’ve been coming here once a week for the past four years and slowly over time all the top-​loaders are breaking and not being repaired or replaced! As I sit waiting for my laundry to dry and writing this review, I am sitting on one of FIVE broken washers, in a bank of EIGHT washers total!!! One of the washers I used sat on «23 minutes» for five minutes. I have to check the agitators in every machine I use because they shake loose and you end up with cloths that just sat in soapy water…
If you’re not going to fix them, how ’bout replacing them?
I guess they want us to use the front loaders that take twice as long and cost twice as much and take 3 loads at a time?! I don’t have that much laundry sometimes! Not everyone has a HUGE family!
The driers are getting pretty beat too. It’s taking 45 minutes to dry one set of towels!
I also find having the coffee shop there annoying rather than pleasant. The gal who runs it is only nice to you if you’re buying something or have a dog. The music they play is annoying, and the coffee shop sounds and smells are annoying…
The free wi-​fi doesn’t work well either! And I couldn’t find an outlet to save my life!
It’s just a bummer going there now!
I think I’m going to try someplace else next week…

Dear Maricar —
Thank you for your delicious latte with goat’s milk, for your friendly smile and for your warm welcome in the morning. You truly make this a great neighborhood spot.