A piece of Bay Area coffee history closes its doors for good.
The original Philz Coffee on 24th and Folsom St. in San Francisco closes Monday after the company decided not to renew its lease.The original Philz Coffee on 24th St.
and Folsom St. in the Mission District is serving its last cups of joe.The company said in August it made the difficult decision to not renew its lease after opening there back in 2003.
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