Coffee shop located in the heart of Downtown Pleasanton. I'm not sure this place took over another…read morebusiness at some point because the space is really large. It also has an old-timey study or library or at least a literary vibe to this place. There's multiple rooms, including a stage in the back room. I think they have events here. Service is friendly and they have classic drinks as well as some festive ones. I was here on St. Patrick's Day so I got something festive even though it was overly sugary lol. I ordered the Lucky Charms White Mocha. It was tasty, but definitely a drink I wouldn't be able to order on the regular. I was able to set up my computer and one of the side rooms and get some work done. This place seems to be a very popular place for studying and doing some work. Just a great place in a great area. They have a large lot and there's also plenty of street parking in the area, especially during the day.

I would come back for the space, as it has an ample amount of seating with a vibe that's perfect…read morefor getting some work done. I got the brown sugar shaken drink, and I thought it had a little too much cinnamon. I would still be open to trying another drink from here though.

Great cup of coffee if you like it strong. Nice family ran shop. Maybe the best coffee in North…read moreCal. Small space few chairs outside beautiful northern California weather.

Always great service, and excellent coffee. Little tiny shop with a big heart! I usually stop by…read moreon the weekends and they're always busy, but the service is still quick

Silky smooth traditional macchiato. Love the sign on the wall that shows the various drinks with…read morethe same amount of espresso and various proper milk levels for each drink. I love a macchiato and have loved them before SBUX came around and bastardized the name.

I walked by the coffee shop a few days ago and noticed that the patio was looking pretty good--…read moreweeds are gone. I'm looking forward to the new and improved ambiance on their patio I'll make sure to stop and grab a coffee when I'm there next I'm sure the neighborhood appreciates the improvement Thanks folks at Devout

I got a volcano and sea salt caramel latte and both were out of this world. :)…read more All three of the employees were lovely ladies and were great to me. For sure coming back and wish they were open more during the week.

This is a membership-only coffee place that's open to the public only on Tuesdays and Fridays. They…read morehave such a beautiful interior, so I definitely think that's part of the appeal. The staff is super friendly, and it's just gorgeous inside. A lot of people go there to work. I'd say the lattes and coffee in general are more expensive than most places. There isn't a lot of specialty coffee in Fremont, so this one definitely stands out. I got the mocha latte, and it was very rich and tasty, but it is on the pricier side--so something to consider.

I was recommended this place from a friend, and everything is great - vibes, seating, coffee,…read morecustomer service. I got the Salted Maple Toffee Latte and originally forgot to request for non-dairy milk. After quickly noticing I brought it up to the staff and they eagerly remade my drink without charge (I was willing to as it was my mistake). I came on a Thursday during the work day to remotely work, and the place had lots of people which made it feel lively. I would definitely come back here!

This place is a pretty standard cafe for the most part. The best benefit is that their cafe has a…read more better ambiance than most in the area. The drinks are a bit inconsistent but better than some other places Just be aware they charge extra for a SPLASH of oat milk which doesn't really make sense. And they don't really call the names out in the bar. I was waiting a while before I had to come ask if the order was mine.

Airborne Roasting is a pleasant surprise of a carefully curated, high-quality coffee roastery in…read moreUnion City! My husband and I were en route to Berkeley on a coffee supply run. Long story short, our plans changed and found Airborne Roasting on Yelp. We connected with Roland (owner), which turned out to be one happy detour to our new go-to coffee roastery. Jet Fuel' roast has a bold and intense profile that will keep black coffee lovers like my husband coming back for more. On the other hand, 'Morning Buzz' and 'Barnstormer' are for coffee fans looking for more caffeine or milder and sweeter flavors. The best part is we are so very happy to be supporting a family-owned, local business that provides wonderful products and excellent customer service. Also, if you reside in Union City coffee delivery is free!

This is for the Morning Buzz blend whole beans only…read more I ran across the Airborne Roasting stand at the Hayward farmers market, and asked about light roast beans. I was told they only have medium and dark, but the medium tastes pretty light. I asked if the beans were washed or natural, and she couldn't tell me, and wasn't even sure what that was. I should have taken that as a warning that these beans were not the same level as Devout Coffee roasters beans, which is what I usually get. However, since Airborne was cheaper than the beans I usually get from Devout Coffee, I went ahead and bought a pound of Morning Buzz. This morning, I brewed a comparison between the Airborne Roasting Morning Buzz, and my last remaining light roast beans from Devout Coffee, which at that point was several months old, whereas the Airborne beans where freshly roasted. Well, even so, the Devout light roast beans were far superior in taste than the Airborne beans. The Airborne tasted too burnt, and lacked those subtle flavors that make coffee so enjoyable. It was just a one-note band with loud speakers. My recommendation is, if you like a light roast, and sophisticated flavors in your coffee, get something else. I understand a lot of people do enjoy the burnt flavor (Starbucks, anyone?), but I wish they wouldn't have told me the medium roast tasted like a light roast: it doesn't. Note: in the end, with lots of sugar, lots of milk, and some heavy whipping cream, I was able to have a nice cup of coffee-flavored sweetness.

My favorite coffee shop in San Jose. I look forward to going every time. All their drinks are…read moreexcellent. I started with the vanilla bean latte with oat milk. Good hot or iced. Occasionally burnt espresso but I love them too much to mind. I am a matcha snob to say the LEAST. Hands down best coffee shop matcha in the Bay Area. The classic iced matcha latte with honey is grassy and earthy and creamy and a little sweet. The iced banana pudding matcha latte had people lined up around the corner for months when it came out. It is deliciously worth the wait. Best banana cold foam in my opinion because it's made with actual bananas instead of flavoring so it's much more mellow. The double matcha they had for awhile is also awesome. Banana cold foam also goes great on an espresso latte. Now they let you add whichever cold foam you like to whatever drink which is great. Basically you can't go wrong. They are always changing up the menu for the new season and have lots of unique drinks on their menu. Not much seating inside at this location. The winchester Blvd one has more if that's what you're looking for. Their pastries are also all yummy and they sell their matcha powder for $60 for 100g which is a GREAT price for a great matcha. I would've gate kept this place but everyone already knows about it so I HAVE to show them the love they deserve!!

Wanted a matcha and a friend recommended this place! Known for their Banana Cream Matcha latte…read more Came here abt 2:30pm on a Friday and it was a full house. There is a bench-like tables with stools and 3 yellow tables for seating. There was limited street parking. Quick and friendly service - basic "what can I get you?" and no convo. I liked the hojicha the most but all drinks were good. Banana matcha was creamy and sweet. Vanilla cold brew was yummy and vanilla was not too overpowering. Would come again to try their pastries, they were allllll out. Order: 1 Matcha Banana Cream $8.50 1 Hojicha Banana Cream $8.50 1 Madagascar Vanilla Cold Brew $5.50

I visited Highwire Coffee while getting my car serviced nearby and ended up having a really good…read moreexperience. The coffee was great, and the ambiance was probably my favorite part. It's a nice spot to sit and relax for a bit while you're waiting around. Friendly service, good coffee, and a really chill atmosphere. I'd definitely come back.

I stopped by around 8:30 AM on Sunday AM. Located by bart and near an apartment complex…read more Ordered an iced cortado for a lil less than $6. It tasted pretty standard. nothing amazing but got the job done ! Parking: BART parking complex ( free on weekends) Vibes: Really open with couches and chairs, great for reading or catching up with friends. Theres not really tables (more like coffee tables), so its not much of WFH/study spot. However given the quiet ambiance and open lighting, I really enjoyed this spot and got some work done on my ipad :) This location is tucked away, but if you happen to be taking bart on your commute, theres a pick up window which is great. Id probably stop by again if I was near bart WC !

Lovely, brightly-lit, and cozy cafe. Beautiful murals throughout the store. Decent amount of…read moreseating and the baristas were all really friendly and patient. The menu is pretty extensive, and everything sounded so delicious. We settled on the "Blackberries in Napa" summer mocktail, which they were able to make with oat milk (although whipped cream was still made with regular). It was the perfect cold beverage for a hot day in Berkeley. Right mix of bitterness from the espresso, creaminess from the blackberry whip, sweetness (and the slightest pinch of earthiness) from the blackberry-sumac jam at the bottom, and refreshing from the mint leaf at the top. The dried black mulberries were a nice touch also. Would love to come back and try everything else and support this Palestinian-owned business more often!

Staff were friendly, very knowledgeable, and helpful. I ordered a mocha and later a red tea and…read morethey were both excellent. Definitely coming back! Baristas explained that they are up for trying different and sometimes unusual combinations for their customers. I wasn't adventurous this time, but it made me want to explore in the future. I came here to work, hoping for a relatively warm and cozy spot that wasn't too sleepy. I was not disappointed. The wifi was good, music was fun and unobtrusive. Decorations and layout gave a friendly, welcoming environment. Not only were the benches and padded chairs comfy, the ambiance was kept even in the bathroom. Spacious, warm lighting, cute bathroom with a great mirror and cool sink. I don't ever ding places for hospital-looking bathrooms (you know, fluorescent lights, questionable floors, sand paper toilet paper...) but this was one of the few where I was impressed. Good to know: Jaffa cakes are only available on the weekend Parking: Some of the streets nearby are resident-only parking so make sure to double check!

I tried the vanilla been latte, and I'd give it a 9/10. It was really good, but a little on the…read moremilky side. If you prefer a stronger coffee flavor, I'd recommend adding an extra shot of espresso. I also ordered the veggie bagel. My coffee and bagel came to $23 and some change. The café itself is beautiful, especially the outdoor seating area. It's a great place to relax, study, or get some work done. They offer free Wi-Fi and have a restroom available, which is always a plus.

Personally feel like I'm living a fever dream where everyone loves this place and enjoys the coffee…read moreand I'm the lone Scrooge who hates it. I don't think their coffee is any good. At all. I've enjoyed a few of their specialty seasonal drinks but those have never become core menu items. I am talking some really great items like mango matcha's, strawberry matcha's, lavendar latte's etc that I have thoroughly enjoyed but their core menu is not something I ever want to order from. They have really great stuffed croissants but those are also seasonal! My office catered pastries from here once and I still think about the spinach and cheese croissant we had alll the time! I have never seen it in their case though. And while they are really great, ~$8 for a pastry is highway robbery. Parking here is very difficult and I think most people who come here live nearby enough to walk. You gotta hope to get lucky with some street parking as they have no designated parking areas. I've had several odd cashier interactions where I am met with blank stares and no dialogue as I order. Today took the cake, however. When I ordered, the cashier looked at me confused. I picked up their menu and pointed to the item one I wanted. The cashier had to come find me again after placing my order to confirm it again. They have a seasonal chai listed and 'can be made into a pumpkin chai by request.' There was confusion around it coming with a shot of espresso and because my stomach has been completely wrecked since I had it, I think the they must have put two shots into my drink. In the past 5 hours, I've used the restrooms 4 times and eventually projectile vomited. I don't drink coffee often and had this in ONE sitting. I realize this is a unique experience as I do not drink espresso often but wanted to share so you all understand how strong their coffee is and seeing as how its across SCU, it DOES make sense why so many people come here. Upset is the least of what I feel right now and can confidently share I will not be back. Shits fucked up. No pun intended