I recently discovered one of the Bay Area's best kept secrets. 100% Kona Coffee, right here in our…read moreown backyard. I'm talking about Mokulele Farms Kona Coffee. Who are they? Quite simply, they are a husband and wife team who splits their time between the Big Island of Hawaii and Pleasanton. They own a small farm in Kona, complete with acres of coffee trees that grow from volcanic rock, producing coffee that has been certified as 100% Kona (meaning it is not blended with other types of coffee beans). After the coffee is grown, picked, roasted and packaged, they bring it to Pleasanton where they sell it at the local farmers' market and other events. That's where we become the winners. Having the chance to purchase a half-pound or one-pound bag of this amazing whole bean coffee, direct from the farmers is extremely rare on the mainland. But that's exactly what you get when you buy from Mokulele Farms. The coffee itself has a wonderful aroma that is only outdone by its smooth taste and rich flavor. Oh, and by the way. They also sell wonduful tasting, fresh macadamia nuts, that are also grown on their farm in Kona. These macadamias are full of natural flavor and are even bigger than the over-roasted, salty ones that you find in the supermarket. I also found out that Mokulele Farms sells their products online through their website. So if you can't get out to the farmers' market, you can order right from home. Don't be fulled by the other so-called Kona Coffee's out there. Mokulele Farms 100% Kona Coffee is certified as such and you will find that every drop of this amazing coffee is well-worth every cent that you pay for it.

I had the pleasure of meeting Debbie on a flight to Hawaii. She was the captain. What a surprise…read morethat one of the gifts they were giving away on the plane, via the mileage game they play, was a pound of her own Mokulele Farms coffee. My wife was hooked. I have been purchasing this wonderful delight from Debbie, which will respond personally via email, for the last 3 years. I'm very happy and pleased with the service but moreover, the product. I hope they don't get too big and outgrow the personalized serve and next door neighbor feel.

Props to Lauren for handling the whole cafe by herself during the day back in February. She was…read morefriendly to talk to and offered a complimentary Chocolate Jaggery cookie for being patient with her. I came here to try their most popular menu: Himalayan Chiya (hot) w/ almond milk- less sweet, not too much spice, yet comforting to drink since I had a dry throat earlier. Frankie Wrap in Paneer- flaky Himalayan wrap with paneer bits, and vegetables paired with the green sauce, which was my favorite. Nimki- it's like salted pita chips that I recommend dipping it in Chai Chocolate Jaggery Cookie- chocolate chip cookie with brown sugar topping- it was too sweet that I had to take some brown sugar away unless paired well with plain hot chai If you don't want to deal with people while working/studying, come from noon to 3 pm. So relaxing to sit and dine inside by myself. I would recommend trying their Momo next time.

I was welcomed warmly and the lone staff member Lauren enthusiastically explained the menu options…read more I decided upon the traditional options which did not dissappoint: Himalaya Chiya Masala Tea - refreshing, mildly traditionally spiced Himilayan Frankie Wrap - lovely baked roti stuffed with delicate potatoes and spices along with a sprinkle of fresh greens Chocolate Jaggery Chip Cookie - perfectly baked with a traditional sweet sugary topping The food and tea were delicious and the ambiance is perfectly welcoming. The interior was bright, modern, and comfortable. Soft ethnic music played in the background. There were several smaller tables as well as a central seating area with cozy armchairs and a low table next to a welcoming wall filled with games and books to borrow at leisure. Definitely recommended!

Came here on a Friday night around 10pm. There were quite a few of people but we were able to get…read morean empty table. We got an Iced dela chai, Mangorabian and a chocolate fudge cake. I liked the Mangorabian. Very refreshing! And if you are a chocoholic like me , you would love the chocolate fudge cake! Highly recommend this cafe if you want some late night snacks or hang out with friends.

6/20/26- My youngest…read morepicked up a bag of beans for me, and finally tried it ! Very smooth .. and clean tasting.. Definitely would buy again or happy to receive as a gift.. lol..

Jasmine milktea with guava cream was better than I expected! I'd recommend this if you're ever in…read morePleasanton as a pit stop and craving some good boba

A new item Takoyaki Fries So Delicious! Always enjoy the…read moreAvocado Spinach smoothie, I like the level of sweetness 30%, Honi Bear team does a good job. I like Matcha so GOOD - liked Japan Town famous Matcha ice cream. Not a surprise Honi sold out my favorite Egg Rolls shrimp inside. Will get it next time! One of the best Pop Corn Chicken on Main Street. If you want to take out, open the lid 100%, because you don't want the moisture keep inside the box. Good sitting area is always a plus. Clean +++++ Friendliness AAAAA

I love coming here for a kinako kakigori, both the food and the service is refreshing and calming…read more Kamurocho is a small shop and the ambiance reminds me of small town shops in Japan. Their coffee drinks are strong enough to wake up Snorlax! The cost is relative to its location, so be mindful that the South Bay and the peninsula may have more economic and competitive pricing.

Tri Valley temps were hitting almost 100 so wanted something to cool down. Found this highly rated…read moreplace on yelp. They sell a ham & cheese croissant, coffees, teas, lattes, and four flavors of Japanese shaved ice called kakigori, which is the star of the show. The texture of this shaved ice is like fluffy cool softness that melts in your mouth. It is different than the traditional shaved ice and it is far from a snow cone. We ordered mango and kinako (a roasted soybean flour commonly mixed with sugar). These are large desserts! It takes time to make them since there are fresh ingredients inside. The mango was superb with little bits of fresh mango buried inside the ice. Not sickeningly sweet like the syrups most places use. My husband's had little mochi pieces mixed inside. It is common to add kinako to mochi so this was a bonus and a nice surprise. The kinako dessert was sweeter than the mango. Please know that there seems to be no a/c in this little shop but she has fans going. We went in the late afternoon so it was really uncomfortable inside. I had to leave and wait outside until the dessert was ready. It's hard to take these home as it melts fast so we sat inside to enjoy them. It was like heaven in my mouth and it cooled me down instantly. You must be patient as it takes at least 10-15 minutes for her to prepare the desserts but it is worth the wait! There is a small parking lot right in front shared with other businesses. Located right off the freeway behind Burger King.

Got two drinks the first time I came here!…read more The Mr sun mango with mango boba is my favorite! The mango boba tastes like fresh chewy boba! I thought it was mango popping boba when i first ordered it but it has the same texture as regular boba, but mango flavored. I loved it so much. My second drink is the strawberry version. Mr sun special with strawberry boba. Equally as good! Fantastic if you love strawberry! Im definitely coming back for the same drinks! They recommend mixing your drink before trying it!

Mango drink was quite good!…read more Service was great and fast. Ambiance nice for a quick take out. Parking is right at downtown, can be difficult.

I have to admit, I've never been here during the day for the coffee. But I went with my buddies…read moreduring the evening to the speakeasy, and wow! Talk about a really cool ambiance. It's tiki style, which honestly is super fun (especially with the bird noises!). The service was good, I have no complaints at all. My drink (can't remember the name, but it was coconut 'loco' ) was REALLY good. The drinks range from $16-$22 from what I saw, so somewhere from the median to the upper scale pricing. One of my buddies got the old fashion soda, which he liked, and another got the monkey drink. We didn't get to order any substantial food this round, but I'll be coming for the rum cake and spam misubi! Overall I'd 100% come back here, and highly recommend it for an escape out of your typical downtown livermore cocktail bar. Great job Rosetta! Keep the themes coming!!

I enjoy supporting baristas and regularly tip 20% or more when service is great. My concern isn't…read moretippingit's the payment process. During my visit, the Toast POS system appeared to have a 15% tip already selected, and it was added to my transaction. When customers are in a hurry, it's easy to approve a payment without noticing a preset tip. Tipping should be a deliberate choice, not a default setting. I was also surprised that Rosetta Roasting does not accept cash. While businesses can choose their payment methods, I believe customers should still have the option to pay with legal U.S. currency. The coffee and staff were good. My feedback is directed at the payment policies, which I hope management will reconsider.

Delicious, delectable bakery items, anything your heart desires. They also have a great coffee…read moremenu, the best, coffee served in Pleasanton. A cup of iced coffee and a treat, can't beat that.

After a magnificent dinner in the area a hand in hand walk in downtown Americana Pleasanton was…read morenecessary. Low and behold what did that wooden sign say out front? Did it say European pastries? We had absolutely no room for a single thing, but European? Traditionally European desserts are not heavy on the sugar, don't have all the food coloring, and additives. Ding Ding plus Ding my mind spins fast as my hubby is getting pulled at a rapid pace towards the door. He says "No Way" I say "For another time," as we don't live in the area. We walked in to see cases of pastry delights. I turn back as hubby dares not to enter entirely into the temptation. As I look back I see stacks of boxes, walk over to discover they are all pies! Anyone that knows me knows my last meal in life would consist of Berry Pie for dessert. I look and there it is a Mixed Berry. I turn and ask the lady after she was done with her customer how much for this delight? She said it's $24. Without question I grabbed said pie, and went to the register. I told her that Berry is my favorite, and she went on to say that every Friday is Pie Day. She also mentioned that if I ever needed anything in particular, I could call ahead. She could have it prepared for me. Wonderful lady and beautiful service. Might I add that a pie of this weight and stature normally runs about $35 even $40 in some places. We had a slice the next day because I could not bear it any longer. Without lie this is the best pie I've had in years!!!! Years or even perhaps ever. It has to be realized that if there is Berry Pie of any kind on the menu it will be ordered even to go. There were actual whole berries, and it was not full of sugar like some pies. You can taste the natural fruit of summer, and the crust was perfection!!!! Now I have to wait for a Birthday to order a cake. I'm sure it will be divine! I could take a pic of pie now but it's partially gone. Not so picturesque.